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by xxs 1y ago
It has all the classics
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by xxs 1y ago
What's special about usb cables? Some of them feature decent nylon braided jackets (and some even silicone ones). Other than that they are just run of of mill low wage cables.
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by xxs 1y ago
So, you don't see it working at all.
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by xxs 1y ago
Hybrid one - 0-100km/h sub 7sec. The most important part is not 0-xxx but being able to take trucks in relatively short distances b/c most roads features just two lanes. Pressing pedal to the metal and engaging both engine does th
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by xxs 1y ago
Sea freight is the least polluting one - due to the extreme amount of cargo. Air is expensive and very pollutant. However, talking about chips that are hundreds of watts each the pollution produced by them is a lot higher than any transport
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by xxs 1y ago
>On paper, yes, but did that ever happen? Like absolutely, unless you consider 1.4L petrol engine large for something with over 170KW (over 220hp). Such kind of offerings are quite common at the East side of the pond.
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by xxs 1y ago
>At the risk of massive downvotes, The only reason to get downvotes is nonsense of prefacing the post with the 'worry'. Sharepoint would be far from a first choice under normal circumstances (e.g. not bundled with excel and fri
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by xxs 1y ago
i meant the "zip support" (as in zlib) with zstd command.
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by xxs 1y ago
yup, you should have tried just different -NN, and notice. I had a talk on zstd couple of years back, and one of the points was that it was better than xz across the board.
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by xxs 1y ago
Most linux distributions have zip support with zstd.
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by xxs 1y ago
do you have examples where xz 'blows it away', not just zstd -3?
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by xxs 1y ago
There are lots of 7zip alike with zstd support (it's a plugin effectively). On [corporate] Windows NanaZip would be my choice as it's available in Windows store. on anything else - either directly zstd or tar
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by xxs 1y ago
WaitForMultipleObjects is limited to 64... since forever.
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by xxs 1y ago
>People don't really use SMS in Europe, do they Europe is very far from being a single entity. Yet, SMS/RCS is popular enough, and in many countries WhatsApp is non-existent.
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by xxs 1y ago
it's a very good article.
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by xxs 1y ago
> Real-world gaming results for these CPUs would be worse than what these results show. That's mostly an application and/or OS issue, not really a CPU one.
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by xxs 1y ago
And the country is resolved by IP - which totally doesn't work with roaming - you also get the home country of your provider.
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by xxs 1y ago
that doesn't mean a single thing - google would auto-default to IP country resolution every step. It's funny in an awful way to have a road trip in Europe - every day it's a different language. While I speak 3 languages that&
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by xxs 1y ago
I was about the reply no amount of pressure can tell me how to program. C was totally fine for esp32
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by xxs 1y ago
Mostly b/c it's way too late, and it's unlikely an apology to be taken genuinely
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by xxs 1y ago
>How's it different to be checking your social media before entering to make sure you're not a threat to the citizens Since the leading sentence with the devil's advocate, it's hard to presume the post is mostly sarca
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by xxs 1y ago
That's not very relevant unfortunately. Visa applications can be denied at a whim.
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by xxs 1y ago
I don't know the: "fix" is anything but cheap or easily applicable
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by xxs 1y ago
Sure, white LEDs are blue LEDs with a phosphorus layer. The Blue LED invention led to the 2014 Nobel Prize for Physics.
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by xxs 1y ago
'Mr. Anderson', c'mon (when the big bad referring 'The one', 'Neo')
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by xxs 1y ago
>Like in Europe where you're forced to pay a notary to start a business Do you have a specific country in mind, as the statement is not true for quite a lot of EU member states... and likely untrue for most of the European countries
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by xxs 1y ago
A solution: It's NL and the everyone has a personal id. There is a national service to validate that, too. One week accepting of requests - a person can submit multiple id (incl. children). At the end of the period a random lottery wit
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by xxs 1y ago
What all other siblings said - syscalls are not context switch, they are called 'mode switch' and it has significantly less impact.
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by xxs 1y ago
'this', making the future non-experimental won't do anything. It was already available. With this change it still won't be the default setting. So, you still need to run some perf. testing on your own to decide.
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by xxs 1y ago
The infamous 21 (which is half of 42) was my 1st thought when I heard 'unpopular' which is of course a very popular opinion.

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