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by mastax 2y ago
That seems unlikely when I get a response that says “You have been unsubscribed - Bob Loblaw for Senate” or whatever. I suppose that could be pre programmed.
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by mastax 2y ago
I believe I’ve heard them say they have 100% yield. They haven’t made very many yet though, on the order of 100.
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by mastax 2y ago
Horizontal drilling is one thing, but also literally fracking - creating fractures in rock underground with high pressure. These fractures vastly increase the surface area of contact between the water and the rock as it flows between the tw
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by mastax 2y ago
I expect it to be $2000+ MSRP. They don’t have to worry about AMD competition in the high-end. (They didn’t last time either, but there were strong rumors they would and they had the 4090 Ti ready for that eventuality). They’ll also be awar
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by mastax 2y ago
https://wintelguy.com/zfs-calc.pl
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by mastax 2y ago
Wouldn’t increasing the voltage require new towers in most cases? The towers are sized to give sufficient isolation.
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by mastax 2y ago
https://github.com/wolfpld/tracy/issues/887 MSVC changed the mutex constructor to constexpr, breaking binary backward compatibility. They say WONTFIX, you must use the latest MSVCRT with the latest MSVC. But
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by mastax 2y ago
Of course I come into work the next day and now I can't run my custom built one either...
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by mastax 2y ago
This article is a good quick introduction to Tracy: https://luxeengine.com/integrating-tracy-profiler-in-cpp/
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by mastax 2y ago
I just started using this yesterday, it looks really good. Haven’t really dug into it. Is the latest windows build broken for anyone else? It doesn’t start. In WinDbg it looks like it dereferences a null pointer. I built it myself and it wo
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by mastax 2y ago
Generally most memory uses standardized physical/electrical/firmware interfaces from JEDEC, an industry consortium. I do not know for certain if the iPhone memory is standard. Mobile RAM/Flash packages are usually made in lar
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by mastax 2y ago
TVs generally have a service menu with color calibration options.
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by mastax 2y ago
It’s not clear to me that the PS5 supports Vulkan at all (excluding third party translation layers). I would be happy to see any evidence. In any case I’m confident the large majority of PS5 games use its native api GNM. GNM could certainly
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by mastax 2y ago
I like the quick 957dw+, the airflow is very adjustable.
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by mastax 2y ago
There was an article a while back, I think it was Marc talking about OpenBSDs pledge(), which argued that just taking a string argument of space separated flags is better than the traditional enum flags argument for a syscall. Sort of ortho
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by mastax 2y ago
Is this what you were thinking of or something else? https://nix.dev/tutorials/nixos/building-and-running-docker-...
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by mastax 2y ago
Yeah I really like networkd as well, switched my Debian servers to it. Netplan also seems fine.
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by mastax 2y ago
It's very sad but not unexpected. Hard to live off advertising when your demographics are prime adblock users. I did disable adblock on AnandTech when I remembered to, and gritted my teeth at how awful it was to have ads covering every
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by mastax 2y ago
I once updated my graphics driver in the middle of a CS match. There was a second of black screen, a few seconds of lower frame rate, then everything was back to normal. I was amazed. A lot of applications don’t handle the DEVICE_RESET even
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by mastax 2y ago
How fortunate for Intel that as soon as they ruin their CPU naming scheme, AMD follow suit.
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by mastax 2y ago
It’s nice that rustc’s niche optimization lets smolstr be implemented with a simple enum, rather than having to do some unsafe union bit packing[0]. The only concession that had to be made to the compiler is using an enum for the InlineSize
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by mastax 2y ago
Wow! Amazing how reframing the problem to exclude C++ types in rust makes it all so much more elegant.
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by mastax 2y ago
It's a bit surprising that they put so much effort into security for the second microcontroller from a young consumer-oriented* company. My first instinct was to distrust it's security, simply due to lack of experience. However, t
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by mastax 2y ago
My question is, why isn't there a `min() and `max()` in the standard library? Even accepting C's philosophy of a minimalist stdlib, these feel like uncontroversial functionality to me. TFA shows there's enough complexity invo
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by mastax 2y ago
My reflow oven is a $5 hot plate and a $15 toaster oven. I don’t know if that is very hobbyist averse.
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by mastax 2y ago
IIRC bcachefs is going to add a non-COW mode which should be good for databases.
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by mastax 2y ago
Single chip DLP projectors strobe red, green, blue, white sequentially. Modern DLPs use separate light sources (LED/Laser) and pulse them at a high frequency - kilohertz I assume. Before we had high-power LEDs DLP projectors used a xen
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by mastax 2y ago
It looks like GStreamer has supported this for a few years: https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/documentation/isomp4/GstBa... I always forget about GStreamer but I think I have a perfect application for it. Hopefull
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by mastax 2y ago
I don’t have an electric car but I watched a video of an owner on YouTube doing a roadtrip and he complained when the chargers were located at places more different from gas stations. Convenience stores are… convenient. Walmarts are almost
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by mastax 2y ago
I’m dumbfounded that this seems to have gone completely under the radar. Does being passed by Trump make it immune to the culture war? Does it just feel right to people that weed is loophole-legal, such that it seems totally unremarkable?

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