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unilynx
6y ago
It's not the only game in town, the other major open source project for audio/video coding is gstreamer. https://gstreamer.freedesktop.org
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PsychOS
(psychoslinux.gitlab.io)
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> profilers are more important than careful design. > I have found that it's actually possible to have worse performance with threads, if you write in a blocking fashion But isn't excessive blocking/synchronization not
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unilynx
6y ago
All turbo buttons I remember specifically clocked down to 4.77 mhz - apparently the original 8088 frequency?
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6y ago
ovh seems to have built its cloud products on top of it, and they're no small fry
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unilynx
6y ago
Cool list! But I would just name "Lightsail" "Amazon's digital ocean"
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6y ago
I got hit by this yesterday, borgbackup (installed using home-brew) had a 5 second delay on every invocation. Setting Terminal as a Developer Tool in Security&Privacy fixed it
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unilynx
6y ago
The most common situation I know of where you store the time with its original TZ is when dealing with recurring times (opening/closing items, appointments), as you need to follow the original DST/summertime the user was in. Which
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unilynx
6y ago
What (defaults) in ISO8601 do you consider wrong?
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You can do a lot with setCustomValidity to improve error messages while still using the rest of the HTML5 validation API.
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unilynx
6y ago
‘Fokke en Sukke‘ probably
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unilynx
6y ago
But are those available for "an old SGI Irix workstation or even a DEC Ultrix machine" ?
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unilynx
6y ago
That MDN article is fairly limited - a whole javascript syntax for querying documents came with it: https://help.adobe.com/en_US/as3/dev/WS5b3ccc516d4fbf351e63e... In the end we jumped from ES3 to ES5, skippi
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unilynx
6y ago
Ryanair did fine without a business class
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6y ago
It surely does, performance is more about just raw CPU. Prefetching data (even a DNS query) reduces the latency the user perceives. The web similarly added the various <link rel=preload, dns-prefetch> tags, so things can be connected
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unilynx
6y ago
Spam filtering is (mostly) on the receiving side. You have little control over whether or not the recipient is on Google mail. It doesn’t really matter if you send using gmail, and it might be even better for deliverability given the reputa
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6y ago
I've looked at B2 from time to time, but doing database blob storage over S3 or to disk and backing up database and files over rsync made us stick to our existing technology (eg Transip cloud storage which also charged 10 EUR/mont
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6y ago
> You were suggesting Rust must replace things like "zlib, libjpeg, readline". These are not the same sort of thing. They're all parsers of foreign input. Somethings which C is extremely fast at, but also extremely dangero
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Dutch government tendering a Corona contact-tracing app
(tenderned.nl)
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7y ago
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unilynx
7y ago
that would have been <iframe seamless>, but I don't think it was ever implemented and it was eventually dropped from the standard.
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7y ago
I'm pretty sure the DOS TYPE command (its version of cat) would stop at the first ^Z it encountered, even if the file was longer. It was sometimes used to have TYPE print something human readable and stop before the remaining (binary)
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7y ago
Not really. Many types of investments also return value through investments or dividends.
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7y ago
A whole byte for a year? What a waste in 1995 when you've got just 640KB for DOS, your code and your data. I looked up my old code. Shave off a bit of the year and: struct Date { unsigned day : 5; unsigned month : 4
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7y ago
> I don't know about now but it wouldn't shock me We'll be up for a few Y2K bugs at the start of every decade because 'year += year < n ? 2000 : 1900' was such an easy workaround, for n=20,30,40,... https:&#x
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7y ago
See section 2.8.2.11 of the article
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7y ago
They ought to be able to exit cleanly in time... that's what hibernation is for.
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7y ago
Just return the same IP for everything and check the Host header or SNI name to know where to forward requests to It’ll work fine for web traffic.
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7y ago
If you just robbed a truck, are you going to carry all the contents on your back? For two miles?
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7y ago
Having done a lot with mmap on 32bit systems I can't remember such a technical limitation either.. ..although in practive it might be hard to find 256MB of contiguous memory in a 4GB virtual memory space due to fragmentation of other a
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7y ago
If you can set up nagios (which one would probably consider an interesting evening challenge if you were already willing to go for your own monitoring droplet) setting up pushover or amazon sns (for sms) should be easy enough.
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