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by mastax 2y ago
Thanks. A looong time ago I looked into accomplishing it using AppContainers but that approach looked even more confusing and difficult than the kernel driver.
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by mastax 2y ago
Huh my Documents folder is weirdly empty, where did- > Shortcut to Documents (OneDrive - Personal) Oh good, now all that garbage is being synced across machines. Lovely.
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by mastax 2y ago
I had an idea to write a filesystem filter driver which would let you configure path remapping rules of sorts, depending on the application. Things like: - %userprofile%\.vscode -> %appdata%\vscode - %CSIDL_MYDOCUMENTS%\Call of Duty -&gt
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by mastax 2y ago
I went searching the OpenWRT forums and wiki for recommendations and ended up with the GL.iNet MT-6000. The stock firmware is a gui around a modern OpenWRT and they don’t try to lock it down at all so flashing is easy.
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by mastax 2y ago
> The construction of prefabricated bunkers alone cost an estimated two percent of net material product, and in total the bunkers cost more than twice as much as the Maginot Line in France, consuming three times as much concrete. Incredi
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by mastax 2y ago
I can vouch for GStreamer as an API. I was using the Rust bindings so not super familiar with the C API but it looks good. GObject makes some things verbose but once you understand it you can interact with every object in the API consistent
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by mastax 2y ago
Karliss above found docs which mention: > This request requires up to three timer clock cycles. If the selected timer is working at slow clock, the request could take longer. Let's ignore the weirdly ambiguous second sentence and sa
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by mastax 2y ago
> Also 60fps is pretty low, certainly isn't "high fps" anyway I’m sure some will disagree with this but most PC gamers I talk to want to be at 90FPS minimum. I’d assume if you’re spending $1600+ on a GPU you’re pretty part
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by mastax 2y ago
I think that just means they aren’t allowed at career fairs etc.
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by mastax 2y ago
This only helps with the framing and cladding. You still need all the labor for interior finishings, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing, foundation, and site prep. That’s 80%+ of the cost. Assuming the 3D printed walls are even cheaper tha
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by mastax 2y ago
I grew up on Gordon’s rant of the week on the Maximum PC podcast. I’ll miss him.
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by mastax 2y ago
Dell printers are also rebadged Lexmark’s. Or at least they were 20 years ago.
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by mastax 2y ago
ZFS replication is quite unreliable when used with ZFS native encryption, in my experience. Didn't lose data but constant bugs.
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by mastax 2y ago
Yeah C# is very well designed for gradually introducing low level concepts for performance.
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by mastax 2y ago
It's a little bit surprising to me that LLVM can't eliminate the grow_one check. It looks like there's a test ensure it's not needed in the easier case of vec.push(vec.pop()) [0]. With the iterator the optimization is ha
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by mastax 2y ago
In the Hardware Unboxed Podcast, Intel's Tom Peterson gave some explanation (@ 24:00) for the difference in transistor density: 1. There are dummy transistors included in the design for various manufacturing reasons, and there's n
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by mastax 2y ago
When the state wants to go to war already and is looking for a justification.
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by mastax 2y ago
They can still be controlled through HA when directly bound.
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by mastax 2y ago
With zigbee you can “bind” devices together, so that their interactions work without needing the hub to intervene. I bound my IKEA buttons to my IKEA lights with my homeassistant controller (with some difficulty) so that even when the contr
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by mastax 2y ago
In the American political system currently the reward for passing a large piece of legislation, even one which eventually becomes popular, is to be voted out at the next midterm elections. So why bother? Don’t worry about legislation, just
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by mastax 2y ago
Very similar to the process I took getting DIA to a commercial building. They said they spent $60,000 pulling fiber half a mile through a business park (we didn’t pay this). We only have one ISP device in our rack (Verizon truly ships their
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by mastax 2y ago
Yes, the slide deck mentions reBAR is still required.
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by mastax 2y ago
Those numbers are identical to the A770, and don't match the numbers from the preview[0], so I think that's a copy paste error. If we use the numbers from the preview: | |Arc A770|Arc B580|RTX 4060| |--------|----
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by mastax 2y ago
AMD has a big wafer supply agreement with GlobalFoundries, and has since the spinoff. It was exclusive until the seventh WSA in 2019 which allowed AMD to purchase 7nm and beyond from other suppliers (without paying penalties) which was the
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by mastax 2y ago
> What about Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), where are they in all of this? The CISA does this type of thing all the time. Here is an example just from their recent news rel
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by mastax 2y ago
Viewing the article in Safari.
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by mastax 2y ago
I’m definitely seeing similar artifacts when at 2x on an iPhone 15 Pro.
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by mastax 2y ago
I was recently bringing up a custom board with a W6100 chip and it’s funny how closely my experience paralleled this one. I also had (a different) issue with SPI communication (the W6100 uses a little different protocol). I still couldn’t g
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by mastax 2y ago
Google Maps' satellite photography only extends a bit into seas, where it transitions to bathymetric data. It looks like the Caspian Sea doesn't have any bathymetric data though, which is strange. Even the great lakes have it.
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by mastax 2y ago
The president has huge amounts of executive authority over tariffs. I don’t know where the boundaries are but I wouldn’t be surprised if we saw huge tariff increases in the first hundred days.

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