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matja
3y ago
Can you elaborate what is silly about it? The reversing, or the DNS, or both? A package called com.example.foo would be package foo in the namespace "example", which is under the namespace "com", which is how a lot of la
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4y ago
FDE doesn't prevent TRIM, but the dm-crypt implementation defaults to disabling TRIM because it has theoretical security consequences. The option to enable it was introduced in Linux 3.1 (2011)
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4y ago
It was ever?
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4y ago
Just poking some registers to send an Ethernet frame kind of hand-waves all of the ACPI table lookup, AML parsing, PCIe root/bridge init, etc, so in that regard "mov dx,0x3f8 ; out dx,al" is more simple and reliable - USB nee
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4y ago
Wasn't it the devices which used FTDI FT232/233/2232/2233/4232/4233 device VID/PIDs that they targeted?
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4y ago
DNS is only as stale as the cache that you trust. If the cache is not adhering to DNS standards then it is probably not one you should be trusting. Nothing is stopping a DNS client contacting the authoritative nameservers without a cache,
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4y ago
I was just thinking this looks similar to a DDI (Data Documentation Initiative) citation element, but the advantage of the DDI XML schema is that one can annotate any existing element in an XML document by importing the DDI namespace, which
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4y ago
> JSON numbers are also 64-bit floats In common implementations they are, but RFC 8259 and ECMA-404 do not specify the range, precision, or underlying implementation for the storage of numbers in JSON. A implementation that guarantees in
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4y ago
> The amount of RAM you were allowed to plug into a PC motherboard always felt like the most annoying limitation You could always get motherboards that took more RAM, just not ones that taking your typical gaming CPUs and RGB. Currently
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4y ago
GL_ARB_texture_env_dot3 was implemented on the Geforce 3 launched in 2001, but the GeForce 256 launched in 1999 had dot3 support
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4y ago
add: | numfmt --to=iec
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4y ago
The 120k+ lines of code in drivers/tty/serial in Linux suggests that maybe it's not _that_ trivial.
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4y ago
Yes every hypervisor has this "feature" unless it uses CPU features to protect memory, such as encrypted VM memory available on newer AMD CPUs (SEV) : https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/system/i386
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4y ago
The big cache version of the Pentium Pro (512kB) was 1,217 USD (1996) - 2320 USD (2023) with inflation.
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4y ago
Another fascinating Neutron star life story : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flux_(novel)
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4y ago
> but how would one get access to an IBM zSeries? qemu-system-s390x - I run Linux in it for some automatic tests, finds some funny bugs occasionally.
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4y ago
From memory a 486DX4-100 or an overclocked 486DX2-66 (to 80MHz) could just about handle 128kbit MP3s
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4y ago
Except "evenly" is not a standard, or something that anyone other than the manufacturer can verify, it's hidden in the firmware so we have no idea really.
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4y ago
Was there any hardware/software which actually did this? I can't think of any games console hardware which allowed a combination of more than two shears by modification of sprite/bg offset registers, it was either X, Y, or X+
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4y ago
IMO because you can configure the BMC to use it's own dedicated NIC and network. That network should have no routing to the Internet and no production traffic, just BMC management. When Intel ME shares the NIC used for the OS traffic
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4y ago
I hoped this would explain the anomaly in AMD EPYC 3rd gen Milan pricing for the 24 core "F" (frequency optimized) parts being cheaper than the 16 core ones, but I still can't see any hint to the reason: model | core
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4y ago
Why is that surprising? It is a difference license. So is the Nvidia driver.
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4y ago
CRIU ( https://criu.org/Usage_scenarios ) can be used to speed-up spawning processes or duplicating state, can save significant time.
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4y ago
4? Chrome OS, Android, Qubes OS, Linux
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4y ago
seems piping through `iconv -f utf8 -t macintosh` fixes them
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4y ago
I understand the rationale of having a relatively simple filesystem specification so that it can be implemented under the constraints of embedded systems, but using a filesystem that has no journal or checksums on the cheapest and flakiest
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4y ago
If you don't have a lightbox, a long exposure (15-30 seconds, might need a very small f-stop or ND filter) and waving an LED torch around the PCB is almost as good at removing all the shadows, but less consistent.
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4y ago
Ryzen 5xxxG(E) or Ryzen 5 5500 -> Cezanne Ryzen 5xxx -> Vermeer Threadripper 5xxx -> Chagall EPYC xxx3 -> Milan
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> The First Digit bears no connection to anything One pattern is: If first digit is 3,4,5 then it has one AVX512 FMA unit, if it is 6,7,8 then it has two. ...except the 5122 (2), 5219Y (2), 5222 (2) and 6122 (1)
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4y ago
addl is not necessary if it is not ambiguous add $4, %eax - is fine Compare with add 4, %eax The "less noisy" Intel syntax becomes: add eax, DWORD PTR [4]
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