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by xtf 8y ago
WebGPU. That's an awful name. Given WebGL is taken and already in version 2. But WebGPU sounds like a virtual GPU for GameStreaming. Even GLWeb would be nicer.
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by xtf 8y ago
And it's nothing new. Same is possible with Raspberry Pi GPIO: https://github.com/F5OEO/rpitx
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by xtf 8y ago
I would be happier in a decentralized network staying connected with other sheeple and have my own options of sharing information. This is an attempt to doom it before it was even tried.
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by xtf 8y ago
https://xkcd.com/927/ I am pretty happy with GPL, MIT/BSD, Apache because I have learned it. Another nice way is Creative Commons, especially because they are modular and are mostly translated and therefor applica
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by xtf 8y ago
This is a nice project made with FastLED: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zQ8qC1KQgU Next step: Warp Core
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by xtf 8y ago
How old are regular expressions, when the predecessor of `ed` already got it? Edit: Found it[0] Regular expressions originated in 1951, when mathematician Stephen Cole Kleene described regular languages using his mathematical notation calle
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by xtf 8y ago
Most documents are linked regarding the topic. If you go on a math page, you've got math links. Ancient and holy texts could be referenced in multiple ways, because it could be interpreted in multiple ways (or the correct way is unknow
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by xtf 8y ago
I've seen "What Happens When A Night Owl Is Forced To Live Like An Early Bird"[0] yesterday and wonder how it correlates with this. It basically says that 27% of the population are night owls and are in an evolutionary sense
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by xtf 8y ago
Sites have to work without.
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by xtf 8y ago
Seriously? A password manager where the desktop app is build ontop of unsecure electron.
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by xtf 8y ago
Roberts Space Industries was more known to me then Repetitive-Strain-Injury and fits too.
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by xtf 8y ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1.1.1.1#Criticism_and_problems : Technological websites noted that by using 1.1.1.1 as the IP address for their service, Cloudflare created problems with existing setups. While 1.1.1.
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by xtf 8y ago
Where is the difference between BSD pf and Linux BPF implementation? eBPF aside
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by xtf 9y ago
Base 64 = 256 Ascii represented in 64. Base64 < 256 Base 1024 = ? Wouldn't "A" be "A", because it is a subset of 1024? Looks more like obfuscation code for me.
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by xtf 9y ago
Consequences?
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by xtf 9y ago
This is at least since the last 3 versions of chrome around. Firefox added it on android since v58, desktop pending.
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by xtf 9y ago
Had to enable too much 3rd party scripts and other resources to read it. htetm;dr? Had to enable too much; didn't read?
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by xtf 9y ago
Thanks Mozilla Going to donate
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by xtf 9y ago
Our laptops (have a T520) got 8MB of BIOS Flash-ROM alone https://www.coreboot.org/Board:lenovo/x220#Flashing
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by xtf 9y ago
When it will be available for Windows 3.11? SCNR
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by xtf 10y ago
And then HTTP/2 helps more, because it does not open a new connection for each file.
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by xtf 10y ago
They don't want you to go there. Remind who started the latest big AI Projects (Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook) and I don't think the will stop grabbing data. I think they'll develop a hivemind, where mobile adds to the
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by xtf 10y ago
This means I have to install a blank Custom ROM before I travel to the land of the free™
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by xtf 10y ago
The image is from 29th september, is this the updated version?
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by xtf 10y ago
Direct Rendering Mode, yes
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by xtf 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thread_%28computing%29#1:1_.28... : 1:1 (kernel-level threading) Threads created by the user in a 1:1 correspondence with schedulable entities in the kernel[10] are the simplest possible th
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by xtf 11y ago
Cats will love it. Thats why the first ultrasound remote never became standard