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by bootloop 6y ago
What makes you think that PCIe is a bottleneck? You can just populate your machine with another GPU if you need more memory or cores (thanks to the PCIe bus system).
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by bootloop 6y ago
Why is the US always focusing on individual companies instead of working on laws to protect them from all companies invading the privacy of their citizens? Banning one player isn't going to help much in the long run I would think. Edit
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by bootloop 6y ago
Sure, I mean these are one of the best tools for each stage (and they are all not free). But all of it can be done in Blender too in some way or the other saving you from the upfront investment. I just wanted to highlight the texturing beca
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by bootloop 6y ago
I used Blender extensively the last few weeks for a prototype project. It's really a great piece of software but when it came to baking/texturing/painting my models (game assets using the PBR workflow) I grew more and more im
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by bootloop 6y ago
.obj files don't hold any material information. When you check "Write Materials" in the obj-exporter properties (should be enabled by default) it will also export the materials to a separate .mtl file and reference them in th
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by bootloop 6y ago
I don't know what the product is here. But giving students a free license allows them to explore your product and get them hooked so they might use it in the professional world later on (and ask their employer to pay for it).
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by bootloop 6y ago
But the maintainer can still make decisions based on the telemetry which is available. It's not unreasonable to assume that the the smaller sample of uses will still be a representative sample.
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by bootloop 6y ago
First I thought this is a repost...
129.
by bootloop 6y ago
- Being able to call and talk to someone on the phone.
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by bootloop 6y ago
I think it also depends on the ROI. I paid in total ~2400€ (2000€ driver license + 400€ mandatory safety training) for my car+bike license and assume it will not be much different in the UK. In the city where I live now I know quite a few p
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by bootloop 6y ago
It was already approved by authorities once...
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by bootloop 6y ago
To avoid these problems I am using an overlay FS (just reads from flash and writes to memory) and after a reboot all changes are gone. That might not be suitable for everyone but works great for stuff like mqtt brokers or devices which pull
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by bootloop 6y ago
Funny, when I saw the title before clicked I thought to myself: "I am sure it's a B+Tree really" :-)
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by bootloop 6y ago
From their website: > We neither develop nor support the Linux drivers for our devices, and this is common, as free and open source is the Linux way. > As such, if you encounter an issue with your Killer Networking adapter in Linux, y
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by bootloop 6y ago
Without that headline nobody would have even looked at it so understandable. Just a reminder that you don't have to click on every link (or read every article) on the internet.
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by bootloop 6y ago
They do already (see below) and they most certainly will do in the future once this project gets more complete.
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by bootloop 6y ago
The code is not the problem, nobody says that. But everything which was created as part of the Diablo universe can potentially be subject to copyright law. For example here they take the original text from the game for the labels: https:&#
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by bootloop 6y ago
I don't think this would be of interest for anyone surrounding this project. Requiring you to buy the original game keeps the publisher happy (to a certain level) and also gives you an argument for legality regarding the non-graphical
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by bootloop 6y ago
It is true that the boot process on ARM is more entangled with the platform then on x86. In contrast to x86 where you have to do additional steps to lock it down on ARM additional work of the system integrator is required to keep it open&#x
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by bootloop 6y ago
Because that is the the part of software engineering which needs the most experience and general knowledge. There is no way around it. After all you need to know the constraints around a system before even building it and that is only possi
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by bootloop 6y ago
It's easier to replace the CUDA kernels with probably designed OpenCL kernels instead. Edit: For third party: Thats what the driver does, compiles OpenGL and OpenCL code into GPU machine code. In case of mesa based on reverse engineeri
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by bootloop 6y ago
I didn't know that, I always got told it depends on the first letter (and it didn't make sense for me for some words).. (Obviously not a native speaker)
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by bootloop 6y ago
If you need some inspiration from 30 years ago :-) http://www.technicopedia.com/8094.html Edit: My brother owns that set, I am a few years younger and got to play with all his LEGO. Great times.
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by bootloop 6y ago
Apple
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by bootloop 6y ago
I believe it's a big problem that people don't know anymore where their "information" comes from (and who paid for it).
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by bootloop 6y ago
Thanks for sharing. About your customers (not limited to SaaS), are they local (Vienna, Austria) or from all over the world? As I have the feeling here b2b is still done door-to-door. But of course this might depend on the target audience.
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by bootloop 6y ago
That's correct. To sniff traffic without replacing the certificate with one of their own they would need the the private key which was used in a session. (That key might have been derrived from the server private key, but again nothing
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by bootloop 6y ago
- Data which is not encrypted - Data which is encrypted with a key they have access to (or which is encrypted with insecure methods) - Data for which they might find a key in the future (If not yet secured by perfect forward secrecy)
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by bootloop 6y ago
What video did you comment on? Your own? The owner/uploader can remove comments too so it might not have been YT. Edit: As comments pointed out, I clearly didn't read the post properly, OP already stated it was his own video.
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by bootloop 6y ago
Yea, with this interface docking this space pot feels like trying to draw in MS Paint with my mouse.

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