namibj

31 ms·

511.
by namibj 2y ago
The big problem is that DRAM is extremely secretive about their processes, and they largely don't do that well for logic.
512.
by namibj 2y ago
Uncontended to a dense 1U switch, say 24 downstream ports of 100/200 G QSFP. That's uncontended for 2400/4800 customers with their own 1G links. So about 4~30k people worth, so no, not even up to full city for all but the sma
513.
by namibj 2y ago
I think it assumes a symmetric table on an uneven floor.
514.
by namibj 2y ago
Apart from some old 3G tech demos with TV streaming, none of the user data multi/broad cast functionality from 3GPP cellphone standards reached a usable state in consumer hardware, with the single obvious exception being cell broadcast
515.
by namibj 2y ago
That said, the classic case of game release can be handled with a bit of P2P if the oversubscription happens late enough to have sufficiently many downloads that can share among themselves without causing congestion for others. Just traffic
516.
by namibj 2y ago
Hmmm, thanks. It seems AHD 1 is 720p30 and AHD 2 is 1080p30, but basically just plain yellow RCA jack (just, well, overclocked accordingly). Usability as SDR depends on how well the genlock can be turned off, and how well the h/v blank
517.
by namibj 2y ago
As someone in a place without pure software patents (algorithms can't be patented, but software/hardware combination systems can be), I'm willing to let US users use an overseas hosted instance instead of locally running it.
518.
by namibj 2y ago
That's already plenty specs. Only thing missing is a bit more detail as to the claimed video standard over which they do 1080p.
519.
by namibj 2y ago
They deactivate by discharging their power supply, after which they are lacking the stored electrical energy needed to trigger the electrical detonator. It's not fool-proof, but a lot better than chemical/mechanical mechanisms tha
520.
by namibj 2y ago
You can't just mention those ADCs without giving at least some representative specs...
521.
by namibj 2y ago
On Linux you can still easily go extremely slow with plain sched_yield() as there's no guarantee the thread who holds the lock will get to run, especially in numa situations due to a strong bias against migrating threads across numa bo
522.
by namibj 2y ago
Ehhh, I feel like I have to mention that optics like a Schmidt–Väisälä camera exist, and notably have their focal plane right in the middle of the tube. They readily go as fast as e.g. 400mm f/2.0 with 2 tame (iirc literally just spher
523.
by namibj 2y ago
You can; but I'd not be surprised if there are commercial setups that use IPv6 packets for everything, including situations with IPv4 addresses. I think it would allow getting rid of most of the ethernet header overhead, by basically j
524.
by namibj 2y ago
No, I mean that the IPv4 packets go through a stateful NAT engine on the provider side, instead of going through potentially multi-path L2/L3 switching fabrics that are stateless w.r.t. the content of the packets (especially if they&#x
525.
by namibj 2y ago
Google's post-quantum TLS experiments that were done in public via Android Chrome are such; basically you just do normal TLS handshake but stack the key derivation from the traditional DH-type perfect-forward-secrecy exchange with a po
526.
by namibj 2y ago
No, they need 220V minimum....
527.
by namibj 2y ago
Soooo.... TPUv4?
528.
by namibj 2y ago
Desktop Zen3 has a chip you can point to and call Northridge, and a chip you can point to and call southbridge. They just moved the Northridge next to the 1-2 CPU chips on the CPU side of the socket. Note that laptop (APU) Zen3 uses a sing
529.
by namibj 2y ago
You'll enjoy the stick with a double blade prop on each end, using sub-revolution speed control to do it's thrust vectoring. The second prop is only needed to counter torque, btw.
530.
by namibj 2y ago
DRAM or SLC NAND. Be careful with read-induced disturbance on the latter, though.
531.
by namibj 2y ago
A way to tie transaction success to another system's transaction success is a powerful ability to have. Think Kafka watermarks and just general 2-phase commit transaction systems.
532.
by namibj 2y ago
Can you make the comparison to the German eID (notable for it's unusually extensive privacy-preserving tactics)?
533.
by namibj 2y ago
There are post quantum KEMs though that authenticate with a classical mechanism, which limits quantum attacks to interactive from the previous total breakage of recorded ciphertext exchanges (e.g. Wireshark capture at a router encountered i
534.
by namibj 2y ago
Ehhh, it's the decompressor that's specified, and there's considerable wiggle room a'la Trellis modulation in radio line coding, due to the interplay of the dictionary coder with the entropy coder. Basically, there are m
535.
by namibj 2y ago
Taking the detour to the NAT.
536.
by namibj 2y ago
They are, though? It's how dual stack sockets work, they just map IPv4 into the part of IPv6 where they belong.
537.
by namibj 2y ago
Oh, nice; I was thinking of what I believe is this, though: https://sumitomoelectric.com/products/cu-diamond : size-selected diamonds to match the thickness profile of the power module/brick base plate, then encas
538.
by namibj 2y ago
500 routes are still cheaper than 50k MACs, though, but I might be off a little with the number threshold there. Market segmentation is a thing, sadly :(
539.
by namibj 2y ago
You'll need more spare heap for ZGC.
540.
by namibj 2y ago
Only at small scale: the flat MAC lookup quickly becomes more expensive than matching against a handful of (post-consolidation) routing prefixes. E.g. in their setup only the switch the hosts are directly plugged in needs to be aware of the

More ›