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by vkaku 1y ago
This is very nice. I also love the fuzzycomplete and lindel from the same org/authors.
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The Grug Brained Developer(grugbrain.dev)
3 points by vkaku 1y ago|0 comments
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by vkaku 1y ago
Suggestion: Try getting PCI up and try integrating with the rest of your devices. https://github.com/crazii/USBDDOS/blob/master/USBDDOS/pci.c
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by vkaku 1y ago
More this. Great job :)
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by vkaku 1y ago
That is what Jensen said NVIDIA is launching, not me. If that's not true what are they showing at GTC?
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by vkaku 1y ago
Actually, it doesn't. Everyone who saw the recent GTC knows about what they're planning to launch - what people do not get is that with the economic slowdown and price premium, everyone is looking to get more out of their current
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by vkaku 1y ago
I'd love to see PDCurses make a 4.0 release sometime soon. :) Also see PDCursesMod: https://github.com/Bill-Gray/PDCursesMod
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by vkaku 2y ago
HexChat was maintained for a good 14 years and had a final release last year. It requires active community maintenance to stay alive: https://hexchat.github.io/news/2.16.2.html
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by vkaku 2y ago
Interesting! Please post source.
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by vkaku 2y ago
This is great. I was always looking for a well licensed library that is well maintained and ships a coherent featureset. This seems to tick all the boxes.
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by vkaku 2y ago
I think that we're diluting the scope too much. Not only do people get paid to solve problems, also to execute them. When we get into the non execution zones, it causes many layers of beaureaucracy that will bankrupt any respectable co
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SBR Explained: White paper [pdf](web.archive.org)
1 points by vkaku 2y ago|0 comments
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by vkaku 2y ago
Excellent. This seems to work with the Remasters as well. Even better :) Please add AoM support as well.
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by vkaku 2y ago
Sure. -f is technically machine independent. -m should be used when having it implemented as machine dependent options. So if you are telling me all these security features are only developed without requiring to implement per machine leve
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by vkaku 2y ago
It is hard that people have to remember these options on a per-compiler basis. I'd rather prefer people use easy to remember flags like `-O2` than the word soup mentioned here. Compiler writers should revisit their option matrices and
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by vkaku 2y ago
Uhm, I was looking to try it and I found this advisory: https://forums.pimoroni.com/t/rp2350-gpio-internal-pull-prob... Would suggest people understand this before buying.
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by vkaku 2y ago
Okay, I'm one among the many users who experienced this exact same thing, and Gumroad seems to indicate this variant is 'Sold Out' and doesn't let me get anything by typing $0 (or any other number for that matter). The b
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by vkaku 2y ago
I opened up this discussion to help people figure out solutions to this problem. I was reading this thread on Bun's Musl based binaries, which can work on most distributions: https://x.com/braincode/status/189
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Default musl allocator considered harmful (to performance)(nickb.dev)
3 points by vkaku 2y ago|1 comments
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by vkaku 2y ago
I believe the next step to securing things is to eliminate telemetry from all these apps. No amount of data leaks need to happen due to apps dialing home and sending information that users do not want them to. While sideloading can be avoid
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by vkaku 2y ago
I also think that vectorizers and compilers can detect parallel memory adds/moves/subs and without that, many do not take time to provide adequate hints to the compiler about it. Some people have vectorized successfully with C, ev
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by vkaku 2y ago
I doubt it. It's likely people might ditch their Windows machines to something like Steam Deck, and I don't think people have a remotely good reason to pick up a DIGITS system unless they want to run low end inference. The fact th
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by vkaku 2y ago
I haven't found a competitively priced US made product in the segments where TP-Link seems to do extremely well. For home office switches, if we required PoE 1G + 10G ports - the nearest option sold by US companies is 2x the price of T
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by vkaku 2y ago
I guess our world has been run with unfair flips, LOL.
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by vkaku 2y ago
A forgotten protocol that can bring P2P Querying to otherwise stored P2P Content. I have seen the various historical issues in the protocol and would love to understand that if this were to be reborn today, how would it look like?
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Gnutella 0.6(rfc-gnutella.sourceforge.net)
10 points by vkaku 2y ago|4 comments
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by vkaku 2y ago
I welcome this. Would love to see more people attempt building with uutils.
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by vkaku 2y ago
RIP Arvind
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by vkaku 2y ago
MicroSD cards would fit that definition today: cheap, lightweight, writeable and somewhat reliable.
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by vkaku 2y ago
Always save a copy of a working PC and Blu-Ray drive that is solar/ambient light powered along with that data. And maybe printed instructions on how to push the power on button. If we are lucky and the beings of that era understand how

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