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rubatuga
7y ago
If you're looking to create a macOS VM (w/ GPU Passthrough), I've made a detailed guide here: https://github.com/yoonsikp/macOS-KVM-PCI-Passthrough I believe my guide is better at avoiding GPU driver ini
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7y ago
They want reliable UDP, not TCP. They state that very clearly.
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7y ago
TLDR: sysctl -w net.core.rmem_max=12582912 sysctl -w net.core.wmem_max=12582912 sysctl -w net.core.netdev_max_backlog=5000 ifconfig eno49 mtu 9000 txqueuelen 10000 up
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rubatuga
7y ago
Ifttt
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7y ago
I've found the HP Z230 SFF to be very silent and available for only ~$150.
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rubatuga
7y ago
My MacBook Pro 2015 showed this behaviour, however my MacBook Air 2019 starts up immediately with the stock charger, however it takes a few minutes with a lower 15W adapter.
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7y ago
Signed up for a paper space account about a year and a half ago, they had a dark UI pattern to stop people from deleting their VMs, and it kept charging me every month with no method to stop it. After a month or too, they changed their UI t
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7y ago
Just to give a visual example of my own experiences, the first image is a typical shot from 2017 iPhone 8, 12MP, shot at ISO 20 (lowest possible noise), and the second image is from a 2011 Lumix GF2 Mirrorless, 12MP, shot at ISO 200. The fi
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7y ago
Correction: less than 4ms input lag
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7y ago
Not anymore, LCDs these days have less than 1ms input lag.
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rubatuga
7y ago
You also get tap payments with the Bluetooth square reader which is much more seamless of an experience for the customer.
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7y ago
Is this necessarily true though? I know that TCP acks and seqs contain info about the packets that have already been seen, so if only one packet is missing, the client will tell the server almost immediately, at which point the onus is on t
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7y ago
Even a Commodore 64 could simulate our universe given enough time and memory. Our only clock source is the passage of time itself so even if it was being simulated extremely slowly we would never notice.
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7y ago
I've tried three different video streaming apps for iOS, and they all had issues with drifting. Not sure if it's been fixed.
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Enable MTA-STS in 5 Minutes with Nginx
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7y ago
I commented this earlier, here's an iOS/macOS client guide: https://www.naut.ca/blog/2020/02/17/setting-up-a-wireguard-v...
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7y ago
I also made a guide for connecting with the official iOS and macOS WireGuard clients, as I originally found it a bit difficult with the current UI. https://www.naut.ca/blog/2020/02/17/setting-up-a-wiregua
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I'm currently going through medical school right now, and I don't particularly see anything too radical with your proposal. It's true that in this situation where we need more healthcare professionals, the prerequisite traini
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7y ago
Having longer pauses is good, but also randomizing your pause length ensures that there is a fair distribution among who gets to go first. It's kind of like the collision logic in the WiFi protocol.
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7y ago
Extremely loose in Canada as well. Facetime, skype, phone calls are all fair game currently
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7y ago
They're kind of onto something. A lot of open source tools are unnecessarily complex. For example, the absolute nightmare that is Samba configuration. Trying to force Samba to use SMBv3 was impossible, with every StackOverflow answer s
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I think you're mainly describing the optimal culture for the organization or workplace, but either collectively or perhaps even just the leaders, they must recognize the importance of their decisions and the possibility to cause deaths
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Self-Hosting Part 4: iOS and macOS Backup
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7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22591573 This has a two way whiteboard system, and is also open source!
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Maybe get the patient to click "send to printer"?
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Debatable whether salt crystals are considered air pollution or simply a problem with the specificity of the PM2.5 definition. Note that this isn't a problem with using distilled water, which is recommended for all humidifiers.
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Seems like a useful feature to me. You could just train yourself not to click on hyperlinks with the aforementioned tag. And like another comment says, it shouldn't be a privacy issue unless you are running over HTTP, since the resourc
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I'll try to summarize: if we are not physically getting a new combination of RGB cone stimulation ratios in our retinas, then the colour gamut has not become "wider". When compared to a SDR display, your HDR display that you
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To the first point, yes, I'm just being pedantic. But for the second point, how is that relevant? I'm not sure how this helps, because a) this has nothing to do with the display, i.e. we could modify an image to show the same effe
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