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by mappu 5y ago
Followup: Proton has implemented a mapping for D3D12 DLSS to this new NVIDIA 470 Vulkan DLSS implementation. https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Proton-6...
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by mappu 5y ago
Is the exec needed in the pipeline?
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by mappu 5y ago
If by "replicating" you mean replicating the experience, then you're looking for Dokku Easy setup + MIT license and you get the same git push deploys, Heroku-compatible buildpacks or bring your own Dockerfile. I would recomme
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by mappu 5y ago
What GC is used in goscript? The upstream one, a Rust GC<> one, maybe the mini one from TinyGo, or something else custom?
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by mappu 5y ago
DLSS is in the Linux NVIDIA driver since 470 (June 22nd). That is if you use it directly with Linux APIs (Vulkan). I think Direct3D implementations on Linux (like Proton/DXVK/VKD3D) are still catching up to wrap the D3D API for it
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by mappu 5y ago
Oracle, MSSQL and some rarer ones (Actian Zen?) are "VSS-Aware" in that they register a writer driver. This gives them a callback before the snapshot starts - a chance to flush transactions and hold off writing any more, for a sec
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by mappu 5y ago
This is just the coolest thing in the world, thank you so much for open sourcing it. Have you asked upstream what they think of it, at all?
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by mappu 5y ago
Debian with KDE It's a major distro with excellent security support, it's completely non-commercial, and KDE has a traditional GUI layout with all the optional trimmings (snap to window edges, thumbnail previews in taskbar etc)
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by mappu 5y ago
Both Qt and GTK are LGPL
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by mappu 5y ago
Njalla is Peter Sunde's project. It's a very high credential, the only possible better thing would be if Edward Snowden ran a registrar. The ownership is a hack to workaround for some legal issues (e.g. for .es domains you're
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by mappu 5y ago
In CAP, the P happens whether you like it or not, and you get to choose between C-but-not-A or A-but-not-C. IRC is an AP system. It stays up (+A) in a netsplit (+P) but the resulting servers are not consistent.
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by mappu 5y ago
Debian nicely offers this with the zfs-dkms package. Ubuntu just bundles ZFS into the kernel statically - not even as a loadable module - and damn the licensing implications(!).
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by mappu 5y ago
Many many years ago, trying to learn German as an english speaker, i was taught Maybe (EN) -> Wehrscheinlich (DE) - Is that correct? If it's even remotely close to being correct, it definitely makes sense pedagogically to avoid the
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by mappu 5y ago
Author here - i wrote this article to collect some thoughts after seeing a lot of breathlessly positive reviews of ZFS. I hope my criticism comes across as being written with love - ZFS is a highly accomplished filesystem - but it didn&#x27
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Why Not to Use ZFS(storytime.ivysaur.me)
5 points by mappu 5y ago|2 comments
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by mappu 5y ago
I think you can do this today with some other filesystems. e.g. WinBtrfs is (rightly!) very proud of being able to boot a full Windows OS.
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by mappu 5y ago
It's only a few steps away from what Graal/Truffle do: unroll the interpreter loop over the bytecode, then keep re-running dead code elimination and inlining passes - you end up with something very close to optimized native output
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by mappu 5y ago
It's owned by Blue Systems who employ a lot of KDE developers. See https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=OpenDesk...
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by mappu 5y ago
Do you know anybody from Bielefeld? Have you ever been to Bielefeld? Do you know anybody who has ever been to Bielefeld?
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by mappu 5y ago
The A72 is okay but is just not setting any records, even if you have 16 of them - what can you get with an X1 or (preferably) N1?
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by mappu 5y ago
At $DAYJOB we had a Go dependency on a package (maybe pkg/sftp?) that used github.com/pkg/errors to capture a stack trace with the error. These errors were ultimately used in a loop for flow control (maybe testing a lot of fi
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by mappu 5y ago
The first video is well known - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Me_at_the_zoo
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by mappu 5y ago
It's especially ironic because Intel had also previously "glued together" chiplets for the C2Qs and their equivalent Xeons (e.g. X3200 series). > The 2 × 2 "quad-core" (dual-die dual-core[17]) comprised two sepa
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by mappu 5y ago
Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. C functions have one return code for success, and a thousand for the different ways something can go wrong. You can very clearly root cause a failure. In the reve
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by mappu 5y ago
Not a markdown server, but an in-tree ACME SSL provisioning module for Apache. I think Caddy deserves some praise for marketing this a standard built-in feature. For nginx there is ngx_http_acme_module unmaintained, unpackaged and out-of-tr
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by mappu 5y ago
"Three or more, use a `for`."
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by mappu 5y ago
Not to justify their behaviour, but, i think it is technically possible to have a ; character be part of an email address. It is not possible to have a , character, so that one is always safe to use as a separator (as From: does)
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by mappu 5y ago
Many devices don't have a physically separate TPM but only use an fTPM on the CPU, which would block this attack.
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by mappu 5y ago
Yes - it's not specifically that the recipe sites have changed to do this, but rather, that Google is preferring to show you sites that are doing this.
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by mappu 5y ago
The LT/RT being a single trigger axis is just something the default Xbox controller driver does for XInput (and under DirectInput they're just treated as buttons). If you install a different driver such as XBCD/x360c/x36

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