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by vetinari 3y ago
> If you're work PC forces you to reboot "right now", that's a corporate policy or some shitty "endpoint protection" tool. Or they just know their users. At our company,the policy is set up to request reboot
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by vetinari 3y ago
The point of learning powershell is not because it is some great shell, but the available bindings to many subsystems, that allow you to admin them; including many toggles and options, that are not available in any gui. Bash running in wsl
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by vetinari 3y ago
Their dedicated controllers use AOSP under the hood. But since they control entire device, there's no need for Play Framework, Play Store and whatever is needed for certification just to ship it.
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by vetinari 3y ago
I would be very surprised, if Blender Cycles ever ran on top of OpenGL or Vulkan other than using OpenGL or Vulkan as a loader for compute shaders. That's why it is running as CUDA/OptiX/HIP/oneAPI on Windows and Linux.
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by vetinari 3y ago
> Most upstream developers will likely have their own infrastructure. So, the added value is dubious. They could make it optional; but the artefacts of those who use it, would be more trustworthy, since flathub can guarantee their BOM. T
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by vetinari 3y ago
All three big vendors (Nvidia, AMD, Intel) and also bunch of ARM SoC vendors do have specialized blocks in their graphic solution whose only purpose is to decode and encode specific codec profiles. It is hardware decoding, not decoding on G
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by vetinari 3y ago
The middle-finger update seems to be geo-fenced. On my fully updated shield, the launcher is almost the same as the original one -- it just got a new apps tab on the top; no recommendations, no ads. So hopefully it will stay that way.
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by vetinari 3y ago
There's no business edition. There's Home, Pro, Enterprise (E3, E5); with variants for N (no media) and Education. That's it. Enterprise doesn't have Appstore crap preinstalled, and has some features that you wouldn&#x27
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by vetinari 3y ago
Consumers can easily get the Pro edition instead of Home. There used to be even a update purchase link in some control.exe applet. It is the Enterprise and LTSC editions, that consumers do not have access to. But for the purposes above, Pro
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by vetinari 3y ago
With your own keys, you mean adding your MOK (machine owner key), or going the entire way, with the Microsoft ones removed? The first one is easy, the second one seems to be more complicated, especially if you have Option ROMs signed by the
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by vetinari 3y ago
> Chrome has long supported ARM for Linux Really? Where we can downnload ARM build for Linux? AFAIK, until now, only MacOS had arm64 build. (Chromium is a different matter).
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by vetinari 3y ago
You could, 802.11r/k/v just provides some nice hints for faster transitions, but ultimately it is up to the client, whether it is used or not. Mesh, however, it is not about roaming (i.e. multiple APs with same ssid, clients conne
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by vetinari 3y ago
> iOS doesn't do fractionally scaling, only 2x, Oh, it does. The framebuffer is integer scaled, but the physical display has different (lower) resolution. As I wrote above, this mismatch is handled by the output encoder. > Macs a
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by vetinari 3y ago
Many electron apps either ignore the ozone flags, or straight up ship with ancient electron, that doesn't support ozone/wayland at all. The only way forward is bug the maintainers of the apps to do the right thing and support wayl
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by vetinari 3y ago
> This is not that visible but it does produce some blur At these pixel sizes (except 125%), it is irrelevant. MacOS and iPhone do exactly the same for years, and nobody was ever bothered. > along with the performance overhead. By the
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by vetinari 3y ago
The tar.gz build has exactly the same problem (it just doesn't complain about it): it needs to close the files from the old package and open the ones from the new package. Hence the restart. You can minimize the downtime by just restar
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by vetinari 3y ago
About ~400 mbps via TP-Link TL-PA7017P; electricity was re-done in early 1980's, so about 40 years old 2.5mm^2 copper.
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by vetinari 3y ago
wifi7 has MLO, which will contribute to devices getting satisfied with their data sooner and not asking for more timeslots. 4096 QAM will also, however marginally, contribute to this effect.
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by vetinari 3y ago
Are you sure that the 2016 iphone se can do wide channels and multiple streams? Those are wifi5 features, but devices do not have to support them. Highend ones often do.
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by vetinari 3y ago
When I used the Macbook Pro (13", 2015) with Turris Omnia, my jaws dropped. I was getting gigabite over wifi. No wonder that the mbp had no ethernet. It turned out, that Apple at the time used 3x3 MIMO ac and Turris happened to also be
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by vetinari 3y ago
Wifi is a shared spectrum resource; that 11 gbps is not only for you, but everyone on the same frequency; including other SSIDs.
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by vetinari 3y ago
That is probably never going to happen. Your problem is not wifi, but the environment, where you are using it. We also have an old house, with 1m thick stone walls. The stone works as a good material to build a Farraday cage, so we have wif
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by vetinari 3y ago
> Well, It seems I am unlucky: hardly anything works, when it works it is often shabby, and something properly working does not last long. For me, it's amazing. I'm running a windows app on a arm64, non-windows machine. > I
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by vetinari 3y ago
On devices by selected vendors, and only on selected models.
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by vetinari 3y ago
Afaik it is possible only in unstable and beta, not in stable. That's why GP mentioned Chromium, not Chrome. Which fully supports pjmlp's point in the sibling comment.
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by vetinari 3y ago
By that time, it might even get supported by Chrome for Linux.
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by vetinari 3y ago
Thanks.
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by vetinari 3y ago
Avidemux supports XAVC? (That's what I assume was the product of the mentioned Sony camera). I don't know, I'm asking.
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by vetinari 3y ago
There is also a middle ground: vignettes. Basically, only a car with a valid vignette can get on such a road, but unlike tolls, the fee is not per-trip, but valid for some time period (week, two, month, year). So in the result, only those w
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by vetinari 3y ago
Supposedly, the Bugatti Veyron tires last for 12-15 minutes at 400 km/h. Then you need a new set, for $42k.

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