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by out_of_protocol 6mo ago
* VP9 where AV1 is not available (default YouTube codec, almost universally hardware-supported). Also universally supported .webm is vp9+opus - which mostly used as modern .gif
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by out_of_protocol 6mo ago
VP9 works well too and more supported (default YouTube codec)
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by out_of_protocol 7mo ago
Do note that in current economics 32GB of RAM alone will cost something like $400
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by out_of_protocol 7mo ago
> This is a configurable setting. Give me pointers please. Getting same headaches every day. Clicking on icon in dock, closing some window produces random results every time, across many, many apps
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by out_of_protocol 7mo ago
v7 exposes creation date, and maybe you don't want that. So, depends on use-case
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by out_of_protocol 7mo ago
fps getting increased but latency does not improve, and what's what important
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by out_of_protocol 8mo ago
> its differentiation from Elixir is purely syntactic. Well, there's also standard library, Erlang one is very messy while Elixir one is very consistent (and pipe operator - `|>` - enforces order of arguments even in low-quality
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by out_of_protocol 8mo ago
1. It's VERY common, sometimes pretending to be a .gif file. Many major image hosters are serving .webm even if users upload gif files. 2. AVIF is not a codec but a container. Webm also can contain AV1 video (but usually contains VP9).
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by out_of_protocol 8mo ago
Why .avifs when we have .webm already? Seems like overcomplicated replacement for already existing de-facto standard.
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by out_of_protocol 9mo ago
>Windows 7 was effectively just vista but enough time had passed that the required hardware to run it was easy to get a hold of. Not really, Windows 7 had a lot of work poured into it, fixing Vista issues. Even first public betas of W7 w
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by out_of_protocol 9mo ago
Any favorites for "ebook into an audio book" process? Both model and software
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by out_of_protocol 9mo ago
https://cloudinary.com/blog/jpeg-xl-and-the-pareto-front Oldie goodie article with charts, comparing webp, jpegxl, avif, jpeg etc. avif is SLOW
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by out_of_protocol 9mo ago
- avif is better at low bpp (low-quality images), terrible in lossless - jxl is better at high bpp, best in lossless mode
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by out_of_protocol 9mo ago
This is only second device in such form factor (first one from Huawei was long time Chinese exclusive) so, for now, there is WoW-factor baked in. Something to impress billion-dollar CEOs and the like. Give it a few generations to reach gene
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by out_of_protocol 9mo ago
You also need a VPN, otherwise you'll get results in local language anyway
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by out_of_protocol 10mo ago
Any data on index size for big tables? Comparison (with ms/megabytes) vs trigram regarding size/speed? UPD > Biscuit is 15.0× faster than B-tree (median) and 5.6× faster than Trigram (median) > Trade-off: 3.2× larger index t
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by out_of_protocol 10mo ago
There's usually 1 or 2 spots for NVMe drives, but that's it. If you want more, fall back to SATA
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by out_of_protocol 10mo ago
Also, tested .zip vs .tar vs sqlite vs file system. Of this bunch, sqlite was the most compact format with minimal overhead.
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by out_of_protocol 11mo ago
Not your keys - not your computer
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by out_of_protocol 11mo ago
Technically speaking, you can run anything on anything since stuff Turing complete. Practically speaking however.... E.g. i have half of macos games in my steam library as a 32-bit mac binaries. I don't know a way to launch them at any
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by out_of_protocol 11mo ago
Yes. Still, there are ways to do it anyway, from Dosbox to WineVDM. Unlike MacOS where having even 32 bit app (e.g. half of Steam games that supported Macos to begin with) means you're fucked
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by out_of_protocol 11mo ago
Windows 95 was released... well, in 1995. In 2025 you can run apps targeting W95 just fine (and many 16-bit apps with some effort)
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by out_of_protocol 11mo ago
There's way more than one rust implementation around - https://github.com/libjxl/jxl-rs - https://github.com/tirr-c/jxl-oxide - https://github.com/etemesi254/zune-image
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by out_of_protocol 1y ago
18650 are everywhere from hand tools, drones and vapes to Teslas and scooters. High energy per cell (up to 3600 mAh * 3.7V ~= 13Wh) and fairly cheap
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by out_of_protocol 1y ago
Definitely, Phoenix is way more streamlined than Django/Rails. Even if you jump to other language/framework, it'll teach a lot how to built stuff due to good defaults and project structure. Also simpler too. I remember spendi
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by out_of_protocol 1y ago
They need DRM thing ASAP. Next step would be to auto-fail every device without hardware TPM module (including Win11 with bypassed TPM requirement). "This software wont run on this PC" "this movie won't play" etc
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by out_of_protocol 1y ago
Big bonus of the Revision - it is available directly on Steam - just install original & Revision, play. Everything else needs manual intervention
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by out_of_protocol 1y ago
VPN is a thing
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by out_of_protocol 1y ago
This is a feature, not a bug. Torrent file/magnet link contains hash of a data which is immutable. Just publish new link (you should anyway, even with http)
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by out_of_protocol 1y ago
> It requires slightly more complex firewall rules, and asking the network admin to put them in place might raise some eyebrow for reason 1 Well, in many such situations data is provided for free, putting huge burden on the other side. E

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