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by tomohawk 3y ago
Not necessarily. With GSO, you can send near 64K datagrams, which will then get split into MTU sized datagrams in the driver or on the card. But if you're sending a 1G file, that's a lot of 64K writes. And then you have to consi
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Since QUIC is UDP based, there are performance issues that become apparent at higher rates. In TCP, a single write can write a large amount of data. You can even use sendfile to directly send the contents of a file to a TCP socket, all in
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by tomohawk 3y ago
What is a woman?
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Most Americans don't live near wind turbines. The small minority that do live near them hate them. They are an unsightly blight upon rural landscapes, and if you're within half a mile of them, the low frequency sounds are disrup
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Kids that have only 1 or no parents in the home are at a significant disadvantage compared to kids that have 2 parents. Spending per pupil, income level, education level of teachers, teachers per pupil - all that is in the noise compared t
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A Ukrainian soldier called up Russian tech support about captured tank(businessinsider.com)
6 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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by tomohawk 3y ago
To me, log4j exemplifies why Java is not dead. Super complicated for what it does, with plenty of much better replacements for years, and yet still there because enterprise dev shops know it, and imagine that any other ecosystem will be ju
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Average, overall, and other measures are unimportant when talking about electrical power. You need to look at worst case scenarios to understand how much capacity is actually required. So, over the course of a year, on what day did renewa
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Bloomberg Flubs Data for Bombshell Report(dailywire.com)
1 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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Elon Musk live streams from border(twitter.com)
5 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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Thomas Sowell – Social Justice Fallacies [video](youtube.com)
6 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Battery fires are a serious deal. Even in a carefully designed situation such as the 787, there can be problems. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-lithium-ion-b... And keeping batteries around in warehouse
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by tomohawk 3y ago
These are some of the very same government entities that were caught working with their surrogates at social media companies to censor speech that they declared misinformation. In their vernacular, misinformation may be 100% true informati
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Not a boomer, but from long observation, boomers tend to carry a lot of debt in order to have a certain lifestyle. This includes borrowing money for depreciating assets, not paying off homes, buying too much house because financing was ava
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Yes, and while many people can eat them just fine, many others experience health issues when eating tomatoes or other nightshades. The connection between eating the tomatoes and the health issues is not very obvious, and many people suffer
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by tomohawk 3y ago
That's all we need. A version of sqlite that takes 10x more memory and cpu. And at the same time is incompatible and unusable.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Let them. The faster they put this in place, the faster they will learn the consequences of their incompetence.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Days in Minneapolis are indeed longer in the summer time, but far shorter in the winter time. Electric heat is quite challenging in the winter, when a plant such as this would be at a fraction of its output. The link in the parent post con
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Can you point to a single csp installation the produces equivalent power to existing coal plant 24/7? Would it work in the US Midwest or North East?
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A-10 Pilot’s Compelling Case for Replacing Warthogs with Super Hornets(thedrive.com)
4 points by tomohawk 3y ago|1 comments
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Smells like a class action lawsuit to me. The class is anyone who has been demonetized, and yet youtube/google is still profiting off of them, when no due process has been applied. Google doesn't get to be judge, jury, and executi
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by tomohawk 3y ago
It would seem like pairing alcohol with cigarettes would be more worthwhile, as alcohol is much deadlier, being involved in about half of suicides, half of vehicle and other deaths, half of gun deaths, etc.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
When Russia invaded and occupied the area, they took responsibility for maintaining the dam. They are the ones that started the massive outflow of water. So, whether they mismanaged the dam and ended up destroying it, or blew it up - they
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A trip to the dried-up Kakhovka Reservoir(spiegel.de)
44 points by tomohawk 3y ago|83 comments
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by tomohawk 3y ago
A conversation with a civil engineer involved in local planning and what this looks like at her level. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fW9geBfC0yw
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by tomohawk 3y ago
There is a time and a place for every purpose. Unfortunately, on site work conditions usually add a lot of friction to getting focused work done. Being potentially more optimal for collaboration work does not make up for this. So, yes, yo
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by tomohawk 3y ago
> The new “inverse vaccine” does just the opposite: it removes the immune system’s memory of one molecule Very cool, but what would happen if that molecule was small pox?
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by tomohawk 3y ago
Agree with author. Use yamllint with YAML to avoid commonly complained about problems.
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by tomohawk 3y ago
If people want to make a point, they can vote, they can petition their government and representatives, they can run for office, and they can speak. Resorting to kinetic means throws all of that out the window. You want to make a point, and
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Flight 93(flight93friends.org)
1 points by tomohawk 3y ago|0 comments

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