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by mappu 7y ago
I have no skin in this game but I presume a DAW would not use any of the dynamic graph configuration / format conversion stuff and just generate its own PCM buffers in userspace. In this case JACK's primary draw over PA/alsal
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by mappu 7y ago
I understood your phrase "the major cause" to mean majority reason, that couldn't be true since the remaining difference is greater. If you meant something different than that, then I misunderstood you. We both agree that the
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by mappu 7y ago
> I think this the major cause of speedup. This simply can't be true. On a 4 core laptop you might expect parallelism to provide up to 4x performance. But this has 75x / 200x performance, that must come partly from other reas
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Windows 10x runs Win32 applications(osnews.com)
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by mappu 7y ago
You're right, that is the word I was looking for.
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by mappu 7y ago
Here's another experience report: I ported a small 1 KLOC PHP project to Go this week (in some spare time between large C++ compile times). The primary goal was to reduce the number of supported languages we use. The port happened in t
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by mappu 7y ago
Dokku is available now. This landing page says RepoBus will have "Deploy to multiple servers", "Aggregated logs + search", and "Aggregated metrics + alerts" (and maybe others) that I think Dokku doesn't ha
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by mappu 7y ago
Yes - but then their final stage is built on top of an Alpine container, and they complain about Alpine's package manager + OS files being included in the image. If their final stage was based on scratch or distroless, the Docker file
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by mappu 7y ago
You can usually resort to `import C` and using `C.malloc` to get an unsafe.Pointer.
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by mappu 7y ago
What feature of "the new style" makes them more suitable in this case?
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by mappu 7y ago
Is Microsoft Edge Legacy still being maintained? I was under the impression Edgium is the maintenance per se, and would just be deployed through Windows Update to all Edge users. If we're including unmaintained Microsoft browsers there
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by mappu 7y ago
I don't think it matters whether your PC is a server, attacks using publicly known exploits are generally indiscriminate. Re: CVE-2019-17026 - Mozilla themselves state that it affects Thunderbird, but you're right, these JS issues
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by mappu 7y ago
> I'm staying put on version 52.9.1 You are 18 months behind on security updates for an internet-facing program. You are vulnerable to RCE, as CVE-2019-17026 is actively being exploited (among others, as the most recent example).
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by mappu 7y ago
I think this complaint applies to the original LVM2 snapshots, not the new thin ones.
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by mappu 7y ago
Fail2ban (and IP blocking in general) breaks down a bit on IPv6 when the attacker has a /48 or /64. Are you going to block a single IP address or the whole netblock? What size block is safe to not cause collateral damage for e.g.
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by mappu 7y ago
> For instance, if you need a single file/directory from another project in your repository. The last time this happened to me, I took it as a hint that I had split the repositories along the wrong lines. The repos should probably
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by mappu 7y ago
(This seems to be https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-393 ).
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by mappu 7y ago
Is Qt sufficient? I think it does a great job of native behaviours on macOS (certainly better than Electron). LiteIDE is a fast, native, FOSS IDE for Go: https://github.com/visualfc/liteide/releases/tag/x
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by mappu 7y ago
> CVE-2019-1351: While the only permitted drive letters for physical drives on Windows are letters of the US-English alphabet, this restriction does not apply to virtual drives assigned via subst <letter>: <path>. These are
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by mappu 7y ago
> Have cameras pointed at every flyer for the duration of the flight, for the incredibly minor benefit of stopping your movie? I flew on an Emirates A380 recently that had a front-facing camera in the IFE system. I'm not sure what
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by mappu 7y ago
> why haven't Linux vendors standardized on a single package manager that is the default for ALL Linux distros? The two distro package managers that "matter" (apt and rpm) are similar enough that this isn't a proble
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by mappu 7y ago
Are all compressors simply being run with their default arguments? There's a lot of scope for speed/filesize tradeoffs within a single compressor. EDIT: You are missing `csv+zstd` ? It should obsolete `csv+gzip` at all speeds and
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by mappu 7y ago
We ship a C++/Qt/Go application at $DAYJOB. The C++ and Go parts communicate by IPC so I would love to get down to a single language - Qt is the main reason why C++ is involved at all. A Go binding for Qt (Widgets) would seriously
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by mappu 7y ago
> most of the applications I want to use are x86 only Really? What software in this space (headless server cluster) is still x86 only?
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by mappu 7y ago
You can kind of work around this by sharing an ecryptfs folder.
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by mappu 7y ago
Keyboard shortcuts for Excel + what exactly a Pivot Table is
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by mappu 7y ago
I think setting x-ua-compatible ie=edge doesn't mean use the Edge EdgeHTML engine - it means enabling "Edge mode" in IE, which means "the latest available version of IE" and you end up with IE10 or IE11. EdgeHTML
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by mappu 7y ago
Even the giant crypto farm is a type of energy storage - as long as you can afterwards sell coins to buy electricity.
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by mappu 7y ago
This part of Blender's physics animation is deterministic, so you can get this effect by running the physics animation forward to the last frame; recolor the target candy; then go back to the start again. All Blender functions are expo
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by mappu 7y ago
This is a little bit surprising to me, at $DAYJOB i had some requests for an MSI installer. I knew there's some AD/GPO features or whatever but your level of seriousness here is unexpected. Is it really easier to install compared

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