PixelOfDeath

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by PixelOfDeath 4y ago
mov cr0, ...
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by PixelOfDeath 4y ago
It's the other way around. GLES Versions become a subset of later OpenGL Versions.
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by PixelOfDeath 4y ago
I see UDP more like a low level interface allowing you to build your own on top. Where you decide what packages need to be revived 100% and which one can be dropped. Basically the foundation of your very own TCP with hookers and blackjack.
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by PixelOfDeath 4y ago
Core1 would send a invalidation to get exclusive (write) access to that cache line. This would be routed to Core2. Which removes the cache line from its cache. If core2 now accesses that cache line again, it would not find it in its L1, or
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by PixelOfDeath 4y ago
Get real, we can no longer protect you from the fact that unreal engine only runs in long mode!
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by PixelOfDeath 4y ago
Genuine Intel incompatible items detected in room. Rectify environment and drink verification can to re-enable subscriptions to: Cores+™ - experience the performance of multiple cores GHz+™ - awesome speed for the latest games and office sp
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by PixelOfDeath 4y ago
It's also about prefetchability of the next task. If all cores e.g. do an atomic add on a single counter variable to get their next task-id just in time, then there is no chance for the cores to do any reasonable prefetching. Because m
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by PixelOfDeath 4y ago
"We are sorry to inform you, but a big multi billion dollar company has selected a snipped of your video/music/name and registered it within our copyright/trademark system. Therefor we will automatically delete all of y
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
Well we also ended up with BTRFS raid5/6
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
Yes! Nobody can just claim such terrible acts from a state that openly murders political opponents and currently is carrying out an invasion of a peaceful country.
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
Aliens landed on this planet, found out about the date format MM/DD/YYYY, and left in a hurry. They are currently preparing a gamma ray burst out of pure compassion and pity but also a hint of disgust!
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
And just consider how much money flows for "micro" transactions. There is plenty of "players" willing to pay money for hardware cheats. My observation is that competitive online gaming is over. It's just a cesspool
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
Relevant real Microsoft patent on the IS NOT OPERATOR: https://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2...
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
Ever tried to dig down a few 100m in your garden?
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
DebConf14: Linus about breaking librarie-ABIs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pzl1B7nB9Kc&t=168s
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
> The GNU and Linux world is really good at not breaking ABI compatibility ... If you exclude like every user land library there is (including the glibc)
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
xfs filesystem being mounted at BLABLABLA supports timestamps until 2038 (0x7fffffff) Hmmm...
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
This multi licensing is rare compared to all the GPL-only (or comparable open source license) projects. I's basically a big fuck you to anyone who does not commercializes his software but wants to contribute to the software ecosystem a
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
I'm very sorry Ms. or Mrs. msh. But the 3.4 trillion dollars have to be paid back by Monday! And take better care of your information next time. It is the duty of every customer to check cash dispenser for skimmers before using them! T
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
Sony the Rootkit installer company?
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
They are x86 APUs with a very powerful GPU and high memory bandwidth. Something you can not buy on the open market to use it as a PC so far.
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
Maybe the are used to collect all the suffering by sitting over the main office with all its cubicles. Maybe they are afraid of a way more aggressive competition for workers and what they have to pay them. Considering they now could switch
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
I use waterfox because I already hat enough of the firefox bullshit. But even there you now have to enable the search bar. And pressing tabulator when inside the address bar does no longer jump to the search bar but directly into the browse
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
This is a standard corruption pattern in Germany. Sell state infrastructure for Cents and buy it back for Euros. Take for example our Federal Printing Office (Bundesdruckerei).
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
I remember somebody who always claims his own videos with a secondary account. So if nobody else claims it, he still gets the money. And otherwise nobody does. Well except youtube keeps it in all this cases. Sad sad google now has to keep a
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
> But simpy put; on modern disks the logical block address has no relation to the position of the head on the platter. WD kind of tried that with device managed SMR devices and they show absolutely horrible re-silvering performance. With
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
> The GPL also has issues in Taiwan, apparently because it's illegal there to enforce its constraints on anything but the first user / immediate level. NEW! License restriction free Linux source code for only $ 9.95 ! Only used
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
Enterprise prices are always negotiated in secret. We don't get to see what e.g. Facebook or Google pay for this devices.
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
Harder to find because they obviously do not market this things towards consumers. Except when selling consumers SMR drives without telling them. ;) https://documents.westerndigital.com/content/dam/doc-library...
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by PixelOfDeath 5y ago
Yes many consumers will be fine with this drivers. But the information about the limited write cache never gets mentioned by the manufacturers. So people that actually need to write large amounts of data from time to time, fall into a perfo

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