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by tmzt 5y ago
Lambda supports container images now and it works really well for letting you choose what languages and runtimes you want to support. The next step might be standardizing activation and dispatch, possibly with knative or a common API surfac
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by tmzt 6y ago
Can you think of a more efficient protocol between the modem and main cpu then the AT-based ril with constant status checks? Is there anyway to make the modem more efficient, since its cpu is just consuming power and not adding much to the
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by tmzt 6y ago
Interesting. Are these channels related to length (in bases) of certain components? What is the basis for saying the vaccine were developed "in a day" if this crucial, specific step was required? Are there good sources with detail
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by tmzt 6y ago
This may be true, but isn't vaccine fundamentally a delivery mechanism for a custom mRNA strand? If you build up the infrastructure you could quickly deliver a vaccine for another disease or practically any genetic therapy that could b
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by tmzt 6y ago
It would be nice to have a #[range(a..b)] version of this that could be standardized.
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by tmzt 6y ago
Hasn't the ios equivalent moved to emulation at this point? Kernel support is there waiting to compiled for user namespace isolated containers. It would just require an official way to launch them as a normal user.
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by tmzt 6y ago
Maybe maemo with modern ofono (derived from mer?) Would work on pinephone. Maybe megous has a better idea, but I believe bt requires keeping the wifi radio powered as well? Is there something that could be done at the driver level to separa
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by tmzt 6y ago
You could include other major events, such as stock splits or even product launches, that were followed by explosive growth.
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by tmzt 6y ago
You mentioned Loki in your post. I evaluated it for our company and was reasonably impressed with the simplicity of setup and efficient storage. Where it failed us was the difficulty searching by customer identifiers or other "high car
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by tmzt 6y ago
Didn't a version of this have a MemoryStick or Duo port? Probably for the Mavica camera.
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by tmzt 6y ago
Would a chip (such as a CPLD/FPGA) implementing mmc/sd be an option? It could host a chainloader with PCIe support and serve as a kind of rom. Also, is there any work on kernel level x86 emulation on arm for expansion roms?
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by tmzt 6y ago
Cool. It looks empty because there's no README.md and you could mention it's using Iced as it's ui library.
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by tmzt 6y ago
This is cool. I wonder if the damage based forwarding can be supported in X as well with the X server in the Linux VM. I would also love to see this for docker/containers, possibly using Spice instead of RDP. Is Weston GPL? Will Micros
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by tmzt 6y ago
Windows in the Bootcamp role was also compliment ary, in that it enabled a company or individual worker to consider Ape hardware where Windows was a requirement or desired as a personal preference. This also enabled those users to spend tim
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by tmzt 6y ago
At the time, StrongARM and PXA dominated PDAs and smartphones, while the higher-end parts were used in storage devices. It's a little confusing still why they sold the whole thing while the market was growing. Marvell seemingly abandon
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by tmzt 6y ago
openssl x509 -noout -text < cert.pem
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by tmzt 6y ago
You may also consider doing it in Rust. It's possible to implement GObject subclasses in Rust which little additional overhead as compared to doing it in C, but you get the syntactical niceties of for each loops, traits, and other feat
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by tmzt 6y ago
I'm not sure where you're getting "COM has been the underlying driving technology of Windows since Vista". COM and OLE, which is based on COM, have been a core part of the Windows shell since at least Windows 95/NT
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by tmzt 6y ago
This might be another option: https://wiki.pine64.org/index.php?title=PineCube
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by tmzt 6y ago
What's preventing you from using an AMD graphics card, assuming it could be fully inited via modesetting DRM and AGESA?
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by tmzt 6y ago
The entire ecosystem surrounding modern descendents of the IBM PC compatible. Normally this would also imply an Intel isa, which dictated a multi-component chipset. (North bridge/South bridge) this in turn implies an multi-voltage po
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by tmzt 6y ago
I picked up this book in a bookstore years ago, still have it on my shelf. The Linux Core Kernel Commentary [1] It takes only the parts of the kernel you need to understand, leaving out the drivers, device classes, and much of te ancillary
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by tmzt 6y ago
Except, "keep the web open and free" was a big part of the marketing around Firefox when the target was IE. The New York Times ad was paid for through donations to present an alternative to the closed ecosystem dominated by one br
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by tmzt 6y ago
Not an example of living in the fuselage, but a unique take on building with one: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/747_Wing_House
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by tmzt 6y ago
If you have the newer cicruit board, you should be able to use a nano wifi with usb-c adapter.
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by tmzt 6y ago
I wonder what it would take to install Maemo/Meego or even matchbox and gpe. I never had a Nokia tablet, but I had a Zaurus SL5500 and it ran gpe usably. Matchbox also does a good job resizing apps to the full screen. I have run Mobian
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by tmzt 6y ago
Of course, npm did eventually introduce a second level of namespacing, in the form of scopes (such as @ansible or @vue). Unpaid package hosting is still limited to one level.
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by tmzt 6y ago
Given how Blender came into being (acquired a product facing an economic dead end), never say never. There could be other products out there barely breaking even for companies that could be rescued by foundations.
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by tmzt 6y ago
What about SLIP?
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by tmzt 6y ago
The kernel at least supports that, through the gadgetfs filesystem.

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