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by tehbeard 5y ago
Care to explain why?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
It's kinda docs / PR / Look how great OUR solution is, not an unbiased piece...
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> if it were a bunch of random business transactions in an OLTP scenario Please provide a real world example of this in a client side/PWA context for the class...
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Doesn't solve rich data though as neatly as IndexedDB does. Because IndexedDB uses structured clone, it can store javascript data as is, which includes storing correctly a number of interesting/useful types, including ArrayBuffers
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by tehbeard 5y ago
It works the same way the glove compartment in your car works when driving for a holiday / to see relatives.... You grab stuff easily out of it, but not much'll stay in there.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
You can "open" multiple stores in a transaction so there's no need to have dozens for a dozen stores. There's some onus on you to work out the batching as IndexedDB is quite low level for what we usually get in the brows
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Can intel make it to the next node though.... They were stuck at 14nm for a heck of a long time, and I don't know if that was a one off, or something systemic.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I have the following bookmarked and on the hotbar for this exact reason. I don't have to mess with frontend every day so they're not memorized. [1] https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox&
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> Intel seems to have okay thermals for gaming or light productivity tasks That's not what you buy an i7 for though, is it? An i7 is typically for "I have work to do when not gaming" or content creators starting out, wher
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> motherboard ecosystem which has been a historical AMD weak point Is this referring to pre AM4 socket? Or the faff around Ryzen 5000 not supporting the earlier AM4 motherboards?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
125 - 190W thermals.... That seems like a lot, almost into server territory. Sacrificing ~5% "game performance" (such a nebulous number given how varied the CPU/GPU load can be between games) for being able to sit comfortably
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by tehbeard 5y ago
From first hand experience, while it worked, several times the boot manager got nuked, and either I lost Ubuntu access, or had to repair windows to get back into the system at all. That said this was back during win7, the cobbled together s
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by tehbeard 5y ago
While I applaud the technical implementation, as someone who needs to e to compose their thoughts and often drafts in the input box of chat apps, with the final messages usually winding up shorter.... That's a fucking terrifying featur
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by tehbeard 5y ago
They're making a rhetoric against JS style of development... Though I question what they mean by fake compilers...
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> ffmpeg and icecast Yeah for a server/embedded solution those are probably better to use for simple setup? But desktop usecase, OBS is pretty much a gold standard.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
I'd imagine its improved since then, especially with Steam touting a Linux handheld. I need to find a spare SSD and time/energy so I can dual boot and try it out on a "regular" system.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Have you given proton/Steam on linux a try?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
What trust do I have that a static IP would fix this? If the bug is before any routing to which server to send from takes place... then it'll just end going out on the static IP all the same..
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> This bill will lead to a bunch of rural internet being a lot less crappy. I was under the impression the US had tried similar before... and Comcast et. al. just pocketed the money and bumped their prices up some more.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Well.... thanks for ruining my weekend... Gonna be fun on Monday looking into this, talking with leads, and looking for Mailgun alternates.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
For a "cloud image" I have in virtualbox (so no gui) for testing cloud-init/ansible, about 15-20 seconds. WSL1 takes about a second, and I'm pretty sure most of that is the init script that spits out network/update
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Now if they could fix the glitch where terminal and every other app store program ends up with the image viewer icon, that'd be swell.
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by tehbeard 5y ago
The cell CPU was something like a dual core with 6 additional, specialised stream processors. I think the closest analogue might be a a CPU with a few cuda cores on the die? It didn't work too well from my understanding, difficult to d
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Well since you asked so "fuckin" nicely /s if( condition ){ import('../../../hugeFuckingLibraryThatTakesSeveralSecondsToLoadUponColdStart').then( x => { //do somethi
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> shame people that have knock offs in their virtual environment Because the bullying at school for having non-brand clothing or things wasn't enough. You'll need Supreme(TM) nfts, or become a digital pariah?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> ... social presence is the most underrated aspect of VR ... Of course, it's not there yet, ... All this "body language" talk neglects that vr tracks at most your head and hands. Not how people are stood, or even facial e
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Inline require(...), Are we back to bad old days of PHP include '...'; midway through a classes function already?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
Didn't DirectStorage get it's Win11 exclusivity removed? and it'll be on Win10 as well?
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by tehbeard 5y ago
> some project-specific code in /services/ > or a static in ../const/ > or a pseudo-global function in ../fwk/ For the love of God or Atheismo, stop making these kinds of ass backwards structures the
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by tehbeard 5y ago
One of them operates as a collaborative group to maintain open source software and is well known for that within the development community with decades of proof. The other is a publicly traded company known for a single product (suite), and

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