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2y ago
Not just rack space. At a certain amount of disks you also need to get a separate server (chassis + main board + cpu + ram) to host the disks. Maybe you need that for performance reasons any way. But saving disk space and only paying for it
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2y ago
Maybe for larger kitchen/restaurants. But for residential use I think it would only serve to further distance the human from nature with all subsequent drawbacks.
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2y ago
I really love this way of writing. Informational with occasional bits of humor. It makes it read and ingest.
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2y ago
This. And then getting shouted at or (less than politely) talked down to for wanting to talk to the staff for how they deal allergies. Only to finally load the menu, show them the information isn’t there, and promptly walk out.
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2y ago
What might be enough is to have windows required to boot in a “install” mode before 3rd party kernel code can be added.
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2y ago
We now use MermaidJS to render diagrams from text source in our documentation and that works pretty well!
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2y ago
Apparently there is the https://store.ui.com/us/en/products/us-xg-6poe from Ubiquity. It only has 4 10GbE ports but they all have PoE.
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2y ago
How would you benchmark something like this? Run multiple processes concurrently and then sort by total run time? Or measure individual process wait time?
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2y ago
Interestingly enough we still say “ciphertext” to describe the encrypted “cleartext”.
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2y ago
What flags are you talking about? Everything here runs just fine out of the box. Just slow for x86 images and slow compared to running docker engine or podman on Linux.
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2y ago
That is because it doesn’t make sense producing a product that cannot be used at all. It just doesn’t work in consumer boards due to lack of support for it in consumer CPUs. Again due to artificial customer segmentation.
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2y ago
Well, that, and being able to give the software to somebody else, for free or money.
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2y ago
Not to take away from your main point: The only reason it is hard to get ECC in a desktop is because it is used as customer segmentation, not because it if technically hard or because it would drive the actual cost of the hardware up.
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2y ago
I got the tip from other BEV users for charging in Germany to go off the highway and find something like a shopping center/mall. There they had always plenty fast chargers and something convenient to do as well. Their built in navigati
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2y ago
Thank you that is nice. I will try tomorrow to see whether it has effect. According to the man page I need `-B`: Move target process out of PRIO_DARWIN_BG. This will still allow scheduling on both the performance and the efficiency cores
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2y ago
In our setup we have multiple processes. The application that we are benchmarking itself, plus our the process that generates the load plus any optional dependencies of the application. These all are scheduled over the number of cores of t
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2y ago
I have one gripe with these awesome machines, the cpu core scheduling. As part of developing our application we run benchmarks. Now every so often we get strange performance dips that I can only attribute to either or both the load generati
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2y ago
In my experience, whenever a .so was missing it was either due to a missing package on the os package manager level, or a completely broken gcc or llvm setup. I never needed to explicitly add single .so files to a path. (Besides the use cas
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2y ago
Just to test whether your OS setup etc is already up to par, try reading the whole file, eg by calculating the hash with something like `md5` (yes md5 is not secure I know.). This should put the file mostly in the os cache. But with video f
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2y ago
Look at Red Bull last race, Verstappen as one of the best drivers managed to eek out a second place and has been consistently scoring well despite having a slower car than McLaren. Compare that to Perez who is nowhere near. The differences
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2y ago
Here I was, from the title alone, under the impression that this was something created to be able to track different cars/engines based on their individual chip tuning (performance enchantments etc.). Boy was I wrong.
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2y ago
I think that almost every episode featuring food from replicators always has someone lamenting that it isn’t the real thing though. So tastes vary. There is tradition. Point enough to have a be vineyard.
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2y ago
Interesting. In our high school math class when -3^2 was hand written it was ok to interpret it as (-3)^2. But maybe that could have been because spacing would be used as some informal parentheses.
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2y ago
Why? The advertisements could still be added as separate video layers? Sure, they are also easier to be circumvented. But I’d rather supported something like this than end up with real time edited video to insert ads or even worse have “inf
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2y ago
This is a large reason why many of our larger municipalities now forbid to buy a home in their zone if it isn’t (going to be) your primary residence. It seems to be working quite well.
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2y ago
This is how it has been before net metering in NL. You are charged by size of the connection: How many A you can consume. Then there is a separate tariff for the transport costs (fixed per day) and then the costs per kWh. With net metering
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2y ago
Where do you get batteries that cheap? I’ve been following the market here in the Netherlands and it is about €1000/kWh, going down a bit for batteries approaching 10kWh. Although, I haven’t checked for the last 6 months.
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2y ago
Also, if you need a doctor or ambulance to come to you it first needs to drive the hour up and then another hour to an hospital. But maybe that type of care works differently when distances are so large. Are helicopters used? Large distance
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2y ago
There are many tips here: https://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/list_messages/2096876 but I think the thing that did the trick was simply `powertop —-auto-tune`. I also disabled the wifi in the bios. I ran for a b
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2y ago
My N100 from minisforum runs on 3.6W idle with 4-8W for medium to high cpu usage to 20W on full load with SSD, CPU, and integrated encoder loaded. It is way more powerful than a pi and in low power mode as efficient.
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