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by zekica 4y ago
You can use pcie switches on pcie x4 to 4xM.2x4 drives.
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by zekica 4y ago
Couldn't have said it better, Windows 10 is the first Windows that does "Everything everywhere all at once" without any regard to what other resources are in use. It is basically unusable on any 5400rpm hard drive.
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by zekica 4y ago
You are correct, but the exact ping times (to the ground station) is 6.7ms for Starlink (if directly above) or 10-15ms just for the link. For geostationary, it is 400ms if you are on the equator, and 450ms if you are north/south. Reali
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by zekica 4y ago
DLS on loops longer than 1000ft/300m is not competitive at all today. 1000ft can give you 70/20Mbps with VDSL2 (dedicated bandwidth of 17MHz) or 120/40Mbps with VDSL2 vectoring (dedicated bandwidth of 34MHz). The second optio
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by zekica 4y ago
Not exactly true. It gives access to the computer you are running the tunnel on. Your computer still has to forward packets to others (if you can compromise another service on another computer without any two-way communication) and others s
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by zekica 4y ago
I like them, Matt doesn't like to make everything sound like a mystery, but instead explain it to the point and not dumb it down too much. I also like watching Sabine Hossenfelder for physics topics.
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by zekica 4y ago
You have to do hole punching, but with IPv6, you just send packets from both ends to each other and it just works. With IPv4 it is much much harder.
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by zekica 4y ago
On Linux at least, if you switch the file, the old file (even if deleted) will still be used until the file descriptor is closed.
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by zekica 4y ago
JWST is not large enough to have that kind of resolution. EHT collaboration has effective lens size comparable to the diameter of the earth.
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by zekica 4y ago
You do. They have some kind of a watermark or metadata specific to your copy but don't have DRM.
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by zekica 4y ago
Smart plugs all the way down.
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by zekica 4y ago
I agree, 500W is when my 2 TVs, 2 desktop PCs, 2 32 inch monitors, NAS, router, 3 wifi APs and 3/10 lights are on and my fridge, freezer and other miscellaneous non-smart devices are plugged in. Idle power with NAS, router and wifi APs
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by zekica 4y ago
Lineage doesn't "break" android security model. It works around OEMs that don't support installing your own keys in the bootloader. Otherwise, security model works the same as any other android. LineageOS's first pr
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by zekica 4y ago
Safety net can be worked around using Magisk (including v24.3) by enabling Zygisk, downloading UniversalSafetyNetFix and MagiskHidePropsConfig, running the "props" binary from adb shell and selecting a known factory device fingerp
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by zekica 4y ago
This refers to MTP (Media Transfer Protocol). Very old Android devices (with Android 2.x) used to pass-thru the SD card to the host as a USB Storage Device, but that solution was clunky as it requires detaching the SD card from the phone it
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by zekica 5y ago
It is very reactive (as it is in the first column of the periodic table - Alkali metal). Other group of very reactive elements are in the second-last column such as Fluorine but they can't be as easily used in batteries for other reaso
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by zekica 5y ago
The worst bug with nemo is when handling remote filesystems, it switches to a some kind of fallback mode that disables keyboard shortcuts and context menu options but drag/drop still works and you have to kill it to continue working.
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by zekica 5y ago
You may also want to record source ports and timestamps as many people are behind CGNATs.
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by zekica 5y ago
Yes it has materialized somewhat. The UEFI and Secure Boot are not the issue here - neither is uBoot/fastboot on phones. The issue is who holds the keys - if it is the owner of the device, then great! But most laptops and phones don&#x
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by zekica 5y ago
The main issue that no mainstream user knows about is bufferbloat. If you use WiFi APs and devices that support AQM and airtime fairness, you'll never know that there is a user on your wifi with low signal as they wouldn't be able
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by zekica 5y ago
Doom also uses the famous fast inverse square root method which although I know how it works still amazes me.
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by zekica 5y ago
This is less important although useful in some cases. The more important thing is outbound - since Wireguard is layer 3, in the routing table you can't specify a peer to send the packet to like you can with ethernet, and it has to choo
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by zekica 5y ago
There is no "GNOME on Wayland" - Mutter <b>is</b> the window server - it talks directly to the Direct Render Manager and manages buffers. It's just that most of the GPU interfaces are standardized in mesa and
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by zekica 5y ago
It would be better for you to serve .webp and .avif (or optionally .heif for apple devices) inside a <picture> tag with .jpg or .png as fallback, as these formats are designed for static images, but are based on I-frame compressors fo
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by zekica 5y ago
They also seem to have released a bunch of CPUs that are APUs with disabled GPUs Ryzen 5 5500 - 5600G with broken and disabled GPU Ryzen 5 4500 - 4600G with broken and disabled GPU Ryzen 5 4100 - 4300G with broken and disabled GPU
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by zekica 5y ago
Desktop CPUs: X - sightly higher performance one than the one with no suffix XT - even higher performance Desktop APUs: G - includes graphics, different architecture than non-G CPUs (65W) GE - lower power than equivalent with
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by zekica 5y ago
What do you mean nothing in between. They should support ALL Ryzen desktop CPUs.
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by zekica 5y ago
That is correct, but note that not all tor nodes are exit nodes, so latency will be increased but troughput may even be better.
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by zekica 5y ago
Just unplug it?
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by zekica 5y ago
Linux has stable userland ABI. I managed to run a gui binary from Slackware 12 (from 2007) in a chroot and it worked completely fine. It didn't have modern theming or HiDPI support but it worked fine. Windows apps running via wine and

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