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by snuxoll 5y ago
From the fact sheet I found it’s mostly making sure the OS is configured for sleep by default and a minimum 80+ gold rated PSU if you have a 600W+ unit. Knowing Dell, it’s probably the power supply not meeting 80+ gold efficiency. EDIT: I g
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by snuxoll 5y ago
No, because like everything else it has to be done by the compositor. I’m not going to pretend it’s super simple to make Linux work in a modern VDI environment, there’s a lot that needs to be done to match what Citrix, VMWare and Microsoft
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by snuxoll 5y ago
The safe harbor provisions mean the service provider has the obligation to remove the content upon receipt of a notice, genuine or not. The law was designed with the assumption that the courts are the proper forum to resolve issues like thi
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Do note that wasabi is aimed for long-term retention of cold data. There's no egress, but there is a fair usage policy (2x data stored IIRC).
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by snuxoll 5y ago
There’s no “switch” (yet), the C3 is their new MCU with a RISC-V core, but they will be continuing to manufacture their Xtensa-based designs for some time.
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Aye, none of the devs on my team want to deal with infrastructure - they want to push their code and have it go to production. I deal with all that garbage so they don’t have to. I think the title “DevOps Engineer” is a bit of a misnomer, t
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by snuxoll 5y ago
This really gets me - my Ryzen 5 1600X and my wife’s Ryzen 5 2600 are still extremely capable chips, even if they’re a couple of generations old at this point. It’s only been 3 years since I built my rig, and two since I built my wife’s. I
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by snuxoll 5y ago
NVMe is just a protocol for accessing flash memory over PCIe express, do not confuse it with the M.2 form factor (which also supports SATA and USB!). My Optane P900 I use as a ZFS log device is NVMe and plugs into a standard PCIe slot on my
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by snuxoll 5y ago
He runs a shop that supports many employees and himself, so, yes, the economics obviously work in his favor. One doesn’t need to like the choices of a company to offer to service their products.
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by snuxoll 5y ago
Of course they can, but that means having the user come in to unlock the device and potentially sending them home again if you have to do additional repairs after testing it with them. It’s all a balance of convenience vs privacy. Best solu
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by snuxoll 5y ago
It’s also not the worst way of making sure new chips get supported relatively quickly. Those “giant” header files are mechanically generated from the RTL source for each GPU, it’s not like it’s some horrendously inefficient bloat form an ou
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by snuxoll 5y ago
Boise ain’t cheap anymore - our COL may not be Bay Area crazy yet, but they many locals are rapidly being priced out of the area with stagnating wages and 2 bedroom apartments costing $1200/mo and rising fast. Add on our dysfunctional
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by snuxoll 5y ago
As GP’s edit pointed out, it actually is RFC 8999-9002 - so yes, it’s over 9000.
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by snuxoll 5y ago
Is QUIC really worthy of the over 9000 meme? I can’t help but feel we wasted a once in a lifetime opportunity.
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Scalpers benefit from it, and they have an extreme incentive to drive up demand.
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I’m always wary of no-name stations not because I think they’re inherently garbage or something, but that few people who really care about a quality station would give them a passing glance so reviews come from people who have no idea what
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by snuxoll 5y ago
For a lot of hobbies involving electronics having a decent soldering station (and possibly a decent hot air station) is extremely useful. A Hakko FX-888D isn’t terribly expensive, but even a Pinecil or TS-100 will get you far for cheap.
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by snuxoll 5y ago
Well you’ll be happy to know Python is coming and you can download beta versions of the 2.1 firmware today to start messing with it should you desire. HPPL is certainly not my ideal programming language, but I’ll take it over TI-BASIC any d
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by snuxoll 5y ago
Maybe not, but many people may have iCloud, Apple Music, etc. subscriptions and bundling those together with the occasional app or iTunes Store purchase saves a good amount of money on processing fees.
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I’ll buy another TI calculator when hell freezes over. Both the ACT and SAT allow some HP and Casio models that are actually useful outside of these stupid tests, so when my daughter is old enough to need one I’ll be buying anything else fo
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by snuxoll 5y ago
The copy methods that Kotlin generates construct a new instance of the class with the updated fields - so any validation done in the constructor would in fact be done again.
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by snuxoll 5y ago
Nor is anybody asking for mask files for ICs, just that they be available for purchase at a reasonable price. Stuff like Apple getting proprietary charging ICs from Intersil that nobody else can buy to replace a defective one is unethical a
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by snuxoll 5y ago
The TV app is the single greatest feature of the Apple TV, though. I have one list of shows I am watching (sans Netflix because they are petty, I don’t subscribe to them for more than a month at a time to binge a few shows though); multiple
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by snuxoll 5y ago
Epic is taking a loss at 12% by spending a whole bunch on exclusivity agreements to try and get gamers into a store nobody wants. It’s honestly a perfect example showing that Apple has little to fear - users have preferred marketplaces and
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Yes, using the backup API you could load on on-disk database into memory and then do the reverse to a temp file and atomically move it to replace the saved copy. There’s even an example of using the backup API for this on the SQLite website
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by snuxoll 6y ago
As long as it’s not actively being written to, yes. Even enabling WAL won’t save you from inconsistent backups without use of the backup API or atomic file system snapshots when writers are active.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Hm, I have a 2018 15” from work and the 2019 16” I mentioned for personal use and neither have issues hooked up to my HP U28. That said I’ll probably trade this in this with an arm model in a year or two after the ecosystem has had time to
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Personally I just picked up a Apple refurbished 2019 16” MacBook Pro - there’s still no M1X 16” model and there’s plenty of tools that don’t work on the arm Macs just yet (not that I don’t think Apple’s Herculean efforts with Rosetta 2 don’
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Physical layout is mostly irrelevant, different keycap label arrangements use the same keycodes - the input system in your OS or application uses a keyboard layout to translate those into what you want to type. Windows, macOS and the variou
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by snuxoll 6y ago
> expose the more stable part of the internals with a new language and let people roll their own query plans. You’re basically talking about ISAM style access at this point. Even IBM started discouraging that on IBM i and is pushing deve

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