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by pengaru 3y ago
Competition is good, we don't want TSMC to pull an Intel and start resting on their laurels either. But I'll believe it when I see it. Intel has been spewing a lot of PR nonsense for lack of actual competitive products.
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by pengaru 3y ago
> Unpleasant – refers to the physical condition of the book, may require replacement. I'll bet you dollars to donuts the vast majority of "librarians" are applying this to the content and not the condition . An
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by pengaru 3y ago
> When did this become a metric that mattered to any normal person? Are you seriously going to try gaslight us that nobody cares about 0-60 times? I'll be charitable and assume you're confusing max speed with 0-60. Most people
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by pengaru 3y ago
The 90s were the inflection point where "tech" and necessity intersected for many brands. We finally got mature and minimalist EFI+emissions controls, cars with vacuum lines numbering in the single digits, delivering relatively g
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by pengaru 3y ago
The video game industry is overflowing with toxic levels of immaturity and entitlement spanning consumer and producer sides. This is just another manifestation of that. Show me an instance of SWATTING that didn't involve "gamers&
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by pengaru 3y ago
Clearly one side is giving substantially more.
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by pengaru 3y ago
This feels like blogspam trying to bring traffic to computerenhance.com. Casey has never shipped a video game of his own. It's not just an "I haven't used off-the-shelf engines" situation, he hasn't developed a gam
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by pengaru 3y ago
A "cook house" burned down from me a couple months ago, so there's clearly still domestic cooking going on here (Cali hi-desert around JTNP).
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by pengaru 3y ago
What surprised me in reading this was someone actually thought it was a good idea to depend on i915.ko in the bootstrap kernel. smh
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by pengaru 3y ago
Interesting, sure. But let's stop deceiving everyone into thinking everything using superconducting wires/cables will magically become room-temperature if LK-99 is real. They won't, you don't make such things from britt
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by pengaru 3y ago
It's a brittle ceramic, nothing we care about changes even if it's real.
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by pengaru 3y ago
That's quite the wall of text I won't be reading...
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by pengaru 3y ago
> 2) baby boomers are the generation born post post-1945 And here I thought baby boomers were the parents who made all those babies in the post-war boom era. Those people were not born post-1945 if they were at reproductive age in the
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by pengaru 3y ago
Neat! Maybe I'll be able to get another comet photo like when NEOWISE was visible: https://pengaru.com/~vc/tmp/neowise.jpg
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by pengaru 3y ago
You're right, we'd be in a far better position with all those addicts behind bars with actual violent criminals.
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by pengaru 3y ago
It's a really hard thing to get addicts off drugs when it's their environment that's addicted, and they're not in a position to exit that environment. The same complication prevents obese people from losing weight, even
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by pengaru 3y ago
Thank you!
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by pengaru 3y ago
For a long time CL worked great without javascript, but today you just get a blank page. Upon enabling javascript, I fail to see any worthwhile improvement in its functionality over the pre-js days actually justifying why it must be enable
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by pengaru 3y ago
> they now have 5.5GW of battery backup capacity that covers the critical period at dusk, when solar generation is headed for zero, during late summer where the days are getting shorter but it is still hot Am I supposed to interpret &quo
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by pengaru 3y ago
EVs might become a large part of the grid's energy storage, smoothing out these conditions of solar/wind shortages. If ERCOT is paying bitcoin miners to not mine, I don't see why they wouldn't be willing to pay EV owners
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by pengaru 3y ago
> They designed it to look like a differential backup model, but it's not. The quote you pasted makes it sound like a reverse-differential incremental backup, like rdiff-backup implements (poorly). The most recent backup is a snaps
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by pengaru 3y ago
It's not asinine to complain that for no good reason a perfectly good technical reference written for the benefit of all readers was being grayed out (at the time) via downvotes. It took a non-zero amount of work to dig up where the s
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by pengaru 3y ago
Sure, I'm just talking about the ones that do, the phones.
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by pengaru 3y ago
net.ipv4.tcp_rmem max is a limit for the auto-tuning the kernel performs once you do SO_RCVBUF the auto-tuning is out of the picture for that socket, and net.core.rmem_max becomes the max. It's pretty clearly documented @ Documentation
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by pengaru 3y ago
I think pine64's business model is to pursue sales volume, but it's unclear to me if there's enough buyers of linux phones for that approach to be sustainable long-term. Maybe if they can keep refreshing their model with reg
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by pengaru 3y ago
Have you given them an opportunity to repair/replace your new bricked phone?
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by pengaru 3y ago
That's one way of saying you have a demand shortage.
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by pengaru 3y ago
> That's not a pedantic definition, that is the definition. Right, of the term I quoted when saying you're pedantically applying the definition of a phrase I didn't even use. I had originally said reproducible binaries ,
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by pengaru 3y ago
I'll take Wal-Mart over Amazon any day.
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by pengaru 3y ago
You're taking what I said to mean a very pedantic definition of "reproducible builds" that even Linux distros largely only aspire to achieve. By reproducible I meant they can recreate their binaries from source code, not nece

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