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by secure 3y ago
Copying my reply from Mastodon: > I honestly don’t know. Maybe this is a bug in the monitor’s firmware and it does use some version of DSC after all? Or you’re right regarding lack of DSC support and it uses more than 8 Gbps but displays
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by secure 3y ago
Yeah, I’m returning it. I kept the 360, but am currently using the Advantage 2 again. I never got used to the 360 palm pads.
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Can Dell’s 6K monitor beat their 8K monitor?(michael.stapelberg.ch)
248 points by secure 3y ago|453 comments
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by secure 4y ago
My Linux research distribution “distri” works the same way :) (I learnt about Haiku’s similar approach after building distri.) https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2019-08-17-introducing-d... https://distr1.o
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by secure 4y ago
Debian Code Search is based on this work! :) https://codesearch.debian.net/ (If you want a lot more details, check out my thesis on it: https://codesearch.debian.net/research/bsc-thesis.pdf )
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gokrazy: Instance-Centric Configuration Released(michael.stapelberg.ch)
14 points by secure 4y ago|0 comments
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by secure 4y ago
OpenBSD packages i3: https://openports.se/x11/i3 I briefly (for about a year or so) developed i3 on NetBSD. I have no knowledge of other more obscure variants, though.
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by secure 4y ago
It truly is a small world! I’ll say hi to him, thanks for sharing :D
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by secure 4y ago
Yup! We even have an FAQ entry on the reasons for not merging features without careful consideration: https://faq.i3wm.org/question/778/why-is-patch-not-merged-an... Also, saying “it’s not that many lines of code”
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by secure 4y ago
Thanks for providing the background here, and thanks for maintaining i3-gaps over all the years! :) I’m also happy we could complete this merge now!
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by secure 4y ago
No further cleanup needed
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by secure 4y ago
That’s right. We waited for a volunteer to help with the merge (as we both didn’t have enough time to spend on working on gaps), but nobody ever showed up. Eventually, because life circumstances permitted it, I was able to spend a few weeks
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by secure 4y ago
i3-gaps is included in i3 v4.22, which is available in many Linux distributions already. You can find the release notes at https://i3wm.org/downloads/RELEASE-NOTES-4.22.txt Documentation for the gaps feature is at htt
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by secure 4y ago
FWIW, I couldn’t reproduce the Kinesis Advantage measurement when I did my tests: https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2021-05-08-keyboard-inpu... I got 13.6ms ±21%, Dan writes about 50ms. Maybe we measured different mo
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by secure 4y ago
Lots of people are saying “you’ll come back” and “nobody is migrating for real”, and I have had the same opinion back when the Twitter deal was first announced and a few people moved over to Mastodon. But this time, it was very different: W
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by secure 4y ago
Do you have a link to your code? I thought fs.FS is read-only, so I’m curious where/how you bring writing data into it (“copies from folder A to folder B”)? Or do you mean that your implementation of fs.FS generates the content on-dema
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by secure 4y ago
A smart plug would probably work just as well for most cases, but one downside is that you need to ensure your computer is safely powered off before turning off the smart plug. Conceptually, pressing the power button seems a little cleaner
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by secure 4y ago
Now hyphenated, thanks for the hint
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by secure 4y ago
We’re already starting to see 2.5 Gbps interfaces become more and more popular on mainboards, so I suspect once 10 Gbps interfaces become more common on high-end mainboards, vendors will start caring about WOL with these chips :)
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by secure 4y ago
Cheaper transistors should totally work, as I tried to describe in the article. I had this particular MOSFET lying around from a different project, so that’s the main reason I chose that one :)
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DIY out-of-band management: remote power button(michael.stapelberg.ch)
165 points by secure 4y ago|60 comments
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DIY out of band management: remote console server(michael.stapelberg.ch)
57 points by secure 4y ago|17 comments
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by secure 4y ago
Plugging this here in case it’s useful to anyone else working with squashfs: I wrote a squashfs reader/writer in Go: https://github.com/distr1/distri/tree/master/internal/squash... (part of the
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by secure 4y ago
Here’s a video answering your question :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wX81vAzZcDo
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by secure 4y ago
Which version is the samba one? Latest release? Git? If you want to see the man page of the version in Debian, that would be https://manpages.debian.org/testing/rsync/rsync.1.en.html Disclaimer: I wrote the softwa
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by secure 4y ago
I have been using an HP z440 for years as my work machine. It’s fine, performance-wise, and definitely for running a browser, video conferencing, and terminal emulators. One downside of workstation machines is that everything seems to be
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by secure 4y ago
Another great resource from Tridgell himself is this Ottawa Linux Symposium talk: http://olstrans.sourceforge.net/release/OLS2000-rsync/OLS200...
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How does rsync work?(michael.stapelberg.ch)
319 points by secure 4y ago|51 comments
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Rsync, Article 1: Scenarios(michael.stapelberg.ch)
3 points by secure 4y ago|0 comments
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by secure 4y ago
I’m using the defaults of each server. In practice, as you suspected, this amounts to AES, as per the curl -v output: SSL connection using TLSv1.3 / TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384

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