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by mappu 3y ago
That's wonderful, Katamari is great and this code looks pretty readable. Do you have any screenshots?
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by mappu 3y ago
It's only the press clinging onto this - TSMC themselves refer to it as N3B, N3E, N6/N7 etc, Intel's process is 10ESF or Intel 7, all without putting the "nm" there. It's still useful to roughly group different
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by mappu 3y ago
> There is no reason I can think of that someone would want to be on an older version of Go. New Go toolchains regularly drop support for running the generated binaries on older versions of Windows and macOS. I definitely want to remai
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by mappu 3y ago
SQLite somewhat works this way - the frontend compiles the query into bytecode instructions, that the data layer executes procedurally. It would be possible to expose that and write the bytecode directly (but it would take more effort to ma
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by mappu 3y ago
It was removed from vgacon + fbcon owing to security bugs and lack of maintainers to fix them. Linus said he is happy to reinstate it if you volunteer as maintainer. Otherwise you could revert the removal in your own kernel, or else, kmscon
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by mappu 3y ago
> Ubuntu probably do the HWE kernel better than stable backports kernel, the HWE kernel has a release schedule. For a while the Debian kernel packages had -ckt suffix (Canonical Kernel Team), although it doesn't seem to be the cas
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by mappu 3y ago
To be 100% crystal clear, this is a Wine distro. https://www.osnews.com/story/136223/apples-game-porting-tool...
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by mappu 3y ago
More info on Github: https://github.com/titzer/wizard-engine
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by mappu 3y ago
Thunderbird has supported chat for over 10 years since version 15.
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by mappu 3y ago
NILFS2 is upstream in Linux - the log structure means snapshots happen for free on every disk operation, so you can get point-in-time rollback without needing to manually create disk snapshots. It does require a userspace daemon running to
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by mappu 3y ago
You can open the same SQLite DB from multiple processes and then issue UPDATEs and INSERTs "simultaneously", and SQLite enforces the single-write rule internally with locking - using shared-memory on the same PC or file-locking on
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by mappu 3y ago
Would you count Squirrel in this category? It's quite widely deployed
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by mappu 3y ago
The main x86_64 patents have all expired, but this would get to be patented again.
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by mappu 3y ago
Yes - so i'm not sure why it doesn't seem to actually happen to me, my instance definitely sits idle like that a lot. All free Oracle accounts must have a payment method, it was mandatory when creating the account. Screenshot of m
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by mappu 3y ago
Do you know what causes this to happen? Mine's been doing alright with uptime 05:20:09 up 631 days, 23:10, 1 user, load average: 0.01, 0.02, 0.00 on my "Always Free" instance.
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by mappu 3y ago
A lot goes into a specific recorded performance, I think it's unrealistic to expect a film-worthy performance out of a MIDI renderer.
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by mappu 3y ago
I own firstn@melastna.me, that's optimal if your surname matches a ccTLD.
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by mappu 3y ago
Microsoft have an Err.exe for Windows error codes too: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/debug/system...
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by mappu 3y ago
Linux has an upstream kernel driver for NTFS, you don't need fuse ntfs-3g any more (well, they have different quirks such as how UNIX permissions are emulated). The readwrite driver is new, but it always had an older readonly driver to
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by mappu 3y ago
There's some interesting Jasper Lake boards and prebuilts on Aliexpress - circa 150USD gets you a fanless N5105 with 4x 2.5 GBe ports.
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by mappu 4y ago
> io_uring is significantly better than anything available on Windows right now. Windows 11 copied io_uring almost 1:1 - https://windows-internals.com/ioring-vs-io_uring-a-compariso...
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by mappu 4y ago
Given it's a single-threaded CPU, there's a fair chance the web server isn't concurrent anyway. Linux got proper POSIX thread support with NPTL only in 2002.
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by mappu 4y ago
I think Proxmox adoption (both enterprise and SMB) has increased a lot in the last 6-12 months re VMware's new pricing changes.
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by mappu 4y ago
Fuchsia/Zircon is the other notable one. HURD and Plan 9 are one step in this direction but with less focus on capability-based security.
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by mappu 4y ago
VB.NET/WinForms (and competitors like Qt Designer) had a pretty good solution for widget placement on resize, all within the GUI builder. So i don't think this was fatal, if Classic VB had survived a bit longer it likely would hav
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by mappu 4y ago
> You would right-click a gizmo, select an event, drag a line over to the target gizmo and select a property. This idea lives on in Qt Creator - https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/designer-connection-mode.html although I thin
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by mappu 4y ago
I'm surprised to see "GCC as shipped by RHEL 7" used as an argument downthread. If you need to use an older GCC then you can equally well use an older Boost.
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by mappu 4y ago
It will likely appear inside elogind.
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by mappu 4y ago
HIP/ROCm has been packaged in debian - all I had to do was `apt install libamdhip64-{5,dev}; pip install torch` and then Stable Diffusion would run, on amdgpu 6600XT, with no third party repos at all. It should be fine for AMD's p
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by mappu 4y ago
That's from 9 years ago - here's the one that Debian is currently shipping (172 lines): http://paste.debian.net/1272485/ There's a little inline shell for Galera integration, but i suppose the rest is mo

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