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901.
by rfoo 6y ago
Are there any alternative to the Bitcoin?
902.
by rfoo 6y ago
> how does something like this work against DPI? i guess not great? No, it's pretty good. Think about it: all DPIs can see is an ordinary https connection. Since the traffic itself is encrypted, to discriminate this from normal web
903.
by rfoo 6y ago
> If that was the goal, it does a pretty poor job. Their goal is to treat the query as search, and then try to detect if a host named "internalserver" exists. If so, Chrome displays a banner saying "do you want to visit
904.
by rfoo 6y ago
Yes, you are correct. That also means no proxychains.
905.
by rfoo 6y ago
> worked fine at 200% scale My X11 setup also works perfectly fine back then, at 200%. Maybe even earlier, 2016 or so. The caveat is, of course, 200%. Try 150% and it is really a pain in the ass.
906.
by rfoo 6y ago
I'd say it is easy enough, just paste some random scary command from a quick Google search into the shell. Or maybe my expectations are too low. It is not like I could have known how to disable the insanely stupid ApplePressAndHold thi
907.
by rfoo 6y ago
> And sure, they do have the "great firewall", but it's smart enough to let the science\technology in while filtering the politics out. That's not true, and given the current trend (everyone gonna use TLS) it is impos
908.
by rfoo 6y ago
This is definitely false. Could you help shedding light on how this myth spreads? Like, where did you read about this myth? I have seen it mentioned on HN/Reddit multiple times and can't find the source.
909.
by rfoo 6y ago
> Steam is available in China, but it's a separate "instance" Not yet. Despite various sources saying it is "near", the separate "instance" has not been up for now. The main Steam store works in China f
910.
by rfoo 6y ago
... Or maybe it is not factually true? You can't beat Hyrum's law by simply "forcing more people to use official API", with enough code people still depends on every implementation details in your code.
911.
by rfoo 6y ago
You are worrying unnecessarily. These devices use USB-PD to negotiate how much power it wants with the power adapter, and a well-behaving power adapter would refuse to output anything above the minimal current without the negotiation happen
912.
by rfoo 6y ago
Sure, but there are no corruption at all. The bug is, if you write garbage data into a file "name" similar to those holding filesystem internal metadata, the filesystem driver detects this and mistakenly thinks the file could be t
913.
by rfoo 6y ago
That's just a general kernel feature named binfmt_misc [1], just register the interpreter with the O flag. You can write your own binary translator and have the kernel run it for you, too. [1] https://www.kernel.org/doc
914.
by rfoo 6y ago
Maybe being notoriously dense is not a bad thing? While those ModRM bytes popping up everywhere is annoying as f* (too easy to flip an instruction into a form with almost-guaranteed-to-be-invalid memory access), at least due to the density
915.
by rfoo 6y ago
Nit: not for a day, more like 8 hours, and that's because we were lazy and somebody said he "just happened" to have a cluster with unbalanced resources (mainly used for deep learning, but all GPUs occupied with quite a lot CP
916.
by rfoo 6y ago
As the sibling comment said, this is most likely a methodology error. The difference is due to the 3900X benchmark goes plainly wrong. I guess the take home lesson is if someone is benchmarking a Zen-like CPU without mentioning "NUMA&q
917.
by rfoo 6y ago
Dunno, maybe because compared to Node.js developers, C/C++/Rust developers have more time to burn on HN (due to their multithreaded build still takes ages), so they are more likely to show up and make a downvote? Joke aside, cla
918.
by rfoo 6y ago
Because you need a lot engineers (so, hefty amount of money) to clone that concept? Basically CentOS concept is "freeze the version of all the packages and support them 10 years". But in real world people need new features, new bu
919.
by rfoo 6y ago
I believe their point is Threadripper is even poorer at gaming than some weaker and cheaper AMD CPUs (3900X, 5900X) or those Intel craps which have one single advantage: running at 5GHz+. A disgusting number of modern games still depends on
920.
by rfoo 6y ago
OP explicitly said serial program tho.
921.
by rfoo 6y ago
> Have you looked at all of the different services that AWS as well Azure and GCP offers above just hosting services? I have checked their huge product offerings a few times when I needed something I know they must have, and used that, l
922.
by rfoo 6y ago
The Broadcom part is huge IMO. I try to avoid Broadcom as possible on every (programmable) thing I own, but that is not possible with Apple devices. I mean, I'm sure we can make brcm* not suck on Linux (or it already works well now), b
923.
by rfoo 6y ago
> you can scroll a window without having to click on it to make it active This works on Windows, and most sane Linux DEs are either default to that or can be configured to do that. > applications don't refer to files using paths
924.
by rfoo 6y ago
The problem is, one with transferable skills can get themselves to "speak AWS" in maybe a few hours, once they know exactly what they are going to use (or what needs to be done).
925.
by rfoo 6y ago
The unholy basis of all modern Linux systems named glibc does not like being statically linked. It would break slightly and sometimes seriously if you do so.
926.
by rfoo 6y ago
They didn't. But there are no driver available for Radeon cards on M1, so for now it is effectively dead.
927.
by rfoo 6y ago
My Linux VM in Hyper-V also boots in 1 second (well, 1.5 seconds actually but that includes networking, docker, samba and various other services): $ systemd-analyze Startup finished in 76ms (firmware) + 38ms (loader) + 461ms (kern
928.
by rfoo 6y ago
Surely this is funny: too many Apple fanboys get on the hype train. AMD had been working with Google to get their framework changed for AMD's GPU for more than two years [1], and all their work are upstreamed. Oh, and AMD's ROCm&#
929.
by rfoo 6y ago
No. Xi was born in Beijing, with his father and grandparents living in Fuping County, Shaanxi before joining CCP. And they are migrants from Henan.
930.
by rfoo 6y ago
While what you said is true in general, I believe it is debatable in this case, as Redis (at least the subset implemented in this experiment) is something very very special, it is essentially a hashmap attached to the network. There aren&#x

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