suprjami

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by suprjami 3y ago
Daylight Savings Time was first proposed to save candles, everything after is a forced retcon. This equally anachronistic law fits with that quite well. We are all very good at being modern humans.
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by suprjami 3y ago
Find URLs in text and make them into links Let me see comments to me like HN's comment page
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by suprjami 3y ago
Fill in title field from URL, it isn't clear from the submit page if this is already a feature or not Mobile CSS
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by suprjami 3y ago
That's probably why it's called "Basic Income Project" and not "Universal Basic Income Project".
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by suprjami 3y ago
Oh it's your project, cool. A current implementation of the same abilities is probably the source used to spin SpiralLinux. I haven't tried this myself but it at least looks possible. https://github.com/SpiralLinux
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by suprjami 3y ago
Looks like yes: https://github.com/minios-linux/minios-live
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by suprjami 3y ago
I used Freesco ("Free Cisco") to do the same. It's hilarious these days to think about a power-hungry 486 running full time to do such a trivial task.
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by suprjami 3y ago
That sounds awesome but it's been 13 years since the last update, does it still work?
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by suprjami 3y ago
Good points, thank you for the explanation!
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by suprjami 3y ago
Doesn't KVM work that way? You can give a VM "up to" a certain amount of memory but it doesn't allocate all that memory at first boot. iiuc that's because each VM is just a process which can increase its own heap. I
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by suprjami 3y ago
Strangely I noticed this because some parts of eBay stopped loading. I spent a while troubleshooting my privacy/adblock nonsense because surely CloudFlare couldn't be down but that's the only conclusion I could come to.
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by suprjami 3y ago
Intel publish datasheets which describe their network interface cards to this level. It's fantastic, literally anybody can write a driver for an Intel NIC for any OS. You can also debug existing drivers when you get strange hardware is
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by suprjami 3y ago
It's not like that fact is hidden or unexpected. These people knowingly took jobs there. They almost certainly were on a long waiting list with many other candidates who also wanted the job. Regardless, it doesn't matter how &quot
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by suprjami 3y ago
This conduct is such a disappointment. These scientists are supposed to be some of the greatest people in their fields, working in the most desired jobs, in a unique beautiful place which costs normal people the price of a car to even visit
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by suprjami 3y ago
That's a way better comment tracking system than Twitter's garbage thread implementation which Mastodon have cloned.
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by suprjami 3y ago
eBay. I've picked up thin clients for $50 which take 16G RAM and M.2 SSD.
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by suprjami 3y ago
I looked into congestion control earlier in the year. It's hilarious to see the things which were hard coded in the first BSD implementation, like a 4 KiB socket buffer size. Also, as far as I can see, Bill Joy DID actually have linear
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by suprjami 3y ago
I'm guessing retirement age.
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by suprjami 3y ago
Current ThinkPad T14 has 7840U. This is the same width/length as my "13 inch" Skylake ultrabook (Asus UX305UA) and only 3mm thicker. ThinkPad T14s Gen 3 has a 6850U and is ~1mm thinner than T14. You're right though, none
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by suprjami 3y ago
Sounds like the "Head First" series of books, which have such scattered layouts they make a Japanese newspaper look sane.
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by suprjami 3y ago
Please provide a reliable scientific reference about "unlocking a cell". This sounds like pseudoscience nonsense along the same lines as "detox" treatments and "wellness" products.
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by suprjami 3y ago
How amusing, the thinnest possible window borders and using Alt+drag is a feature I desire and intentionally wrote myself: https://github.com/superjamie/onepx
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by suprjami 3y ago
Last I checked (6 months ago) there was no plan or capacity to move off the GTK3 version they're currently using. If XFCE ever adopts the GTK4 ugly topbar cancer I'll switch to KDE and the entire K application suite and never run
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by suprjami 3y ago
I would not trust a $31B company who fired me when times temporarily got slightly tough. They'll do it again at the drop of a hat.
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by suprjami 3y ago
Except it doesn't work. It's easy to coax BBR into converging on using 20% of a shared link instead of 50% (cohabiting with one other stream). The inverse is true and it's easy to get BBR to hog 80% of a link instead of 50% (
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by suprjami 3y ago
I like your better I/O idea. Many systems which cost more than a good car are still coming with the Broadcom 5719 (tg3) from 1999. They have a single transmit queue and the driver is full of workarounds. It's a complete joke these
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by suprjami 3y ago
Packagecloud have a great article series which goes into much more detail and with code study. If you really want to learn the network send and receive, these are the articles to read: https://blog.packagecloud.io/monitoring
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by suprjami 3y ago
I have a motherboard with an i225 onboard. I bought a PCIe I350. That's solved the problem.
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by suprjami 3y ago
Look who you're arguing with.
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by suprjami 3y ago
> BBR Please stop. BBRv1 is broken and should not be used on the open internet. This sort of copy-paste cargo-cult performance tuning (just set a magical value and things will be better) is the exact opposite of what TFA is about. Thankf

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