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by omgtehlion 3y ago
Well, that constructor by default sends all the headers you have for your own domain and auth you are entitled to. This is how all other APIs in browsers work due to security and privacy concerns. If you call to other domains, then this pro
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by omgtehlion 3y ago
Wait, what?? Been using these for years. Am I missing something?
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by omgtehlion 3y ago
Yep. They have election commission, appointed by 1/3 putin, 1/3 by duma (with putin's party dominating it), 1/3 by "soviet of federation" which is comprised of governor representativs of governors appointed by
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From Tissue Engineering to Adult Industry(habr.com)
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by omgtehlion 3y ago
No questions, but big thanks, very interesting! A little nitpick: > И indicates a digital circuit, while ИЕ is a counter digital circuits were not only [И-], this prefix means arithmetic and register-based circuits. Because there were a
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by omgtehlion 3y ago
I’d like to have that tea set...
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by omgtehlion 3y ago
Couple of years ago I implemented a snake game in 74-series logic ICs, and 8x8 led indicator, it was fun )
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by omgtehlion 3y ago
It is easier to deal with all the issues separately. First your algo (in single thread), then threading, then memory accesses and cache effects. After you sort everything in your control, you try to deal with the real world (like counting o
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by omgtehlion 3y ago
> Intel i7-12700K processor Wait! You can’t benchmark on a CPU with unpredictable speed and mix of slow and fast cores. All kinds of effects come into play here, and the code itself is not the most prominent among them. To measure which
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by omgtehlion 3y ago
Bad analogies are like bananas in a swordfight. As a “petrolhead” this instantly triggered me: most cars won’t redline at 100mph, actually they won’t even break a sweat (at like 2.5krpm, when redline starts at 5-8krpm depending on engine ty
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by omgtehlion 3y ago
Well, the intent is usually the same: extract money from user, either outright stealing, or scare them and get paid for "protection"
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by omgtehlion 3y ago
Nice pictures. Anyone knows which software the author used to measure and draw them?
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by omgtehlion 3y ago
Thanks, did not know about this one. Really mad, just nuked .pif from HKCR to regain some sanity ;)
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by omgtehlion 3y ago
Nice idea! Is it using nRF52832 or smth similar?
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
.{ zig has a lot of .{ } }
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
No, it was not, see https://arseniyshestakov.com/2023/01/26/yandex-services-sour...
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
Oh come on already... Of course FSB has a backdoor to *data* collected by Yandex, but the code itself (as well as coders) have nothing to do with any three-letter-agency within Russia.
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
I moved my PC/NAS to a similar 2U box. With onboard GPU, but instead 7 ssds and 10GbE network card. Though, I did it in a 2U optical cross box. I paid $30 for it, and replaced some panels with fans and grilles. Not 200 euros, holy moly
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
I think, this is not a problem with package manager per se. But with extremities of coding culture. On one side of the spectrum is “NIH” and reinvent everything yourself. On the other side is: let’s pull left-pad from package, because packa
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
Idk about Go, but Rust’s cargo seems nice, clean yet powerful. That was my impression some time ago. But last week I attempted to compile a couple of (not very big) tools from cargo. And it ended up downloading hundreds of dependencies and
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
On windows there is already a built-in clip.exe ( https://ss64.com/nt/clip.html ) which was there like forever... But it is nice to have this tool with more functionality on all platforms in unified way!
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
Yes it would. I actually started it with the circuit. It would be somewhat frivolous to call it “Ben Eater's”, as it is a circuit recommended in 555’s datasheet ;) You should put a couple of inverters after the 555 timer to make signal
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
The only way is to build it piecewise, start with generator, clock and PC, then add microcode and code roms. And you will _need_ a chip programmer, something like TL866, this thing can also test simple chips. And a cheap logic analyzer will
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
If you look closer, this CPU _is_ actually some roms sandwiched between registers. All the logic remaining are bus arbiters and IO access. You can replace 74-181 with one more rom though, but it will not decrease chip count... EDIT: actuall
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
A couple of years ago I have built a copy of this project with my son on a breadboard with real (made in '80s and '90s) 74-series chips. It was a very fun experience. And we liked the project very much. It has a very small and con
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
Not if you use SAX-like (or "evented") parser
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
> the maximum speed PCIE4 4-lane PCIe, as most nvme drives are. I havent seen drives with wider lanes though...
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
this replaces WG + some iptables config in a single user-space solution (no root required)
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by omgtehlion 4y ago
Thanks for the link! IIUIC, wireproxy is not similar, but complementary: you can run wiretap on the server-side and wireproxy on the client and have a complete user-space solution.
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by omgtehlion 5y ago
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002996748461.html ↑ this one does support gen3. Anyhow, with 4x@gen2 you’ll be fine at 10G speeds (I checked). Gen3 is strictly needed only if you want 2 (or 4) ports, or 25G...

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