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by snuxoll 8y ago
On that note, to this day I find it maddening that Microsoft insists on doing time zones differently than everybody else - I literally had to pull in a library in a recent project to map between "Windows Time" and IANA standards b
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by snuxoll 8y ago
For all the complexity that you can have with Maven, a large majority of projects can get away with nothing but a <dependencies> section and maybe a plugin or two. The one thing it does right that no other build tool I've used
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Certainly, but that doesn't make it okay. In general things weren't rosy with his political career, his reputation for being a "maverick" that would buck party leadership was laughable since he ended up toeing the party
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Neat project, but I have to ask why you didn't go with an existing solution like Keycloak?
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by snuxoll 8y ago
The new products are launching at the same price point similarly specced parts from the previous generation have been selling at. "Low volume" doesn't really play when you're talking silicon manufacturing, when you spend
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by snuxoll 8y ago
NVDA also has a significantly higher market share than AMD does right now, that doesn't change that $200-300 is still the most common price point for consumer GPU purchases. Current Steam user survey results (now that the over-counting
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Certainly not, but the infuriating part is historically the performance of those cards trickles down to the lower tiers at more reasonable prices as the generations go by. The GTX 1070 beat the GTX 980 Ti at an MSRP $200 less just one gener
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Doesn't matter if they aren't "kids" anymore or not, there's a reason AMD focused hard on the $200-300 range for graphics cards - because that's where most buyers budgets are. There are people who spend more, b
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by snuxoll 8y ago
As an employer you are supposed to pay your share of FICA and unemployment taxes on tips earned by employees as well as withhold income tax on them. Frequently it seems tips go under the radar and end up as unreported income, at least for c
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by snuxoll 8y ago
I had a defective keyboard in my XPS 13 9333, many of the keys just straight up didn't register - I called Dell and two days later I had a tech in my dining room tearing the laptop apart and replacing the keyboard. No, I didn't ha
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Maven modules aren’t necessarily packages; you can have POM only maven artifacts for things like BOM’s, for example. Thankfully the whole split-package nonsense will eventually go away, since the JPMS doesn’t allow a package to reside in mu
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by snuxoll 8y ago
The documentation on the man page does not make that clear, if explicitly calls out specific ref types - so that makes more sense.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
`git gc` will also garbage collect any ref that isn't used by a current branch/tag (under refs/heads and refs/tags), the index (staging), originals from filter-branch (refs/originals), and reflogs. The question isn&
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by snuxoll 8y ago
There's not much in the SIP protocol itself (I'm not talking the RTP streams here, just SIP) that can't be handled with adequate performance in higher level languages (whether interpreted or not). At the end of the day it&#x2
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Hard question to answer without knowing what compiler was used to build the binary, what version of the code was built, what build settings were used, etc. Video and audio encoding tools are the perfect example of software that will have wi
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by snuxoll 8y ago
I think it's less a matter of misinterpreting the topology, and more that the Windows scheduler isn't prepared to handle the somewhat exotic topology; whereas the Linux scheduler seems to be more intelligent about handling the mem
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Voter registration records being a perfect example - anyone can look up my address because the state makes it incredibly easy to pop my name into a website and there it is.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
It's the opposite, the 2950X can be configured in (fake-)UMA ("distributed" mode in AMD's terms) or NUMA mode but the WX chips are NUMA only.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
The NUMA configuration on TR2 results in two 8-core CCX's without direct memory access, so you still "only" have four memory channels and half the cores have to hop over the infinity fabric to access any of them.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Let's not forget Fedora or EL users, XFS has been the default for some time now in both.
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Deploying WPA2-Enterprise is also an option, which is what I've done myself at home. There's plenty of affordable ways to do this - white box pfSense (install the FreeRADIUS package) + AP that supports WPA2-Ent, going full Ubiquit
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by snuxoll 8y ago
I explicitly bought the 12.9" iPad Pro over the 9.7" to read the replica edition of the NY Times without having tiny text :/
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Memory mirroring is a pretty common feature on basically every x86 server I've used (going back to the Core 2-based Xeon's, no experience with older platforms), though I've never tried just yanking DIMM's out and wouldn&
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Schwab's also an option to look into, the APY on their savings account isn't as high as Ally's but everything basically comes as a package with their significantly better brokerage account. If you've any interest in inve
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by snuxoll 8y ago
But it sure detects the damned hair tie I forgot in my back pocket, and that’s the REAL threat they are protecting us from - elastic bands....
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by snuxoll 8y ago
%post rm -rf —no-preserve-root / 2>&1 > /dev/null Oh, yeah - good luck getting the average layperson or even many sysadmins to inspect this - because very few people actually know how to review scriptlets in an RPM
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by snuxoll 8y ago
You mean triple buffered, double buffering introduces an extra frame of input lag (16ms @ 60FPS).
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Never benchmarked a virtual terminal before, but wouldn’t one basically use a timer and a bunch of unbuffered+blocking writes to stdout to determine how fast the terminal is drawing?
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by snuxoll 8y ago
I had similar circumstances, I started using computers at a fairly young age and basically developed what I call an "advanced hunt and peck" style. I knew where everything was, but for the life of me I found it incredibly difficul
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by snuxoll 8y ago
Google is already well in the process of making everything they can proprietary. Browser, Calendar, Camera, Dialer, Gallery, Music Player, SMS and probably more - all left to basically bitrot in AOSP while Google pushes proprietary replacem

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