csdreamer7

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by csdreamer7 13d ago
Excellent post. Your file format RE looks like an additional one to add to the reading queue as well: https://werwolv.net/posts/file_format_reverse_engineering/
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by csdreamer7 19d ago
> Presumably, in absence of major conflicts between Iceland and its trading partners, as a result of economic imbalances. Those won't go away if Iceland were to join the eurozone, either as a EU member or via the Kosovo/Montene
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by csdreamer7 2mo ago
I live in one of those all electric homes too, made in the 2000s. Doesn't change that a bust will dry up the work and homeowners won't fork over the money for something that has few benefits for their daily life and requires expen
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by csdreamer7 2mo ago
That has been my experience (blank screen and jank). Literally had to pull out the Nvidia card and run on the iGPU for my work because of suspend and resume issues.
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by csdreamer7 3mo ago
RHEL 9 and 10 now fully support io_uring by default. It is very recent, but this covers a lot of corporate Linux installs. Gemini 'said' Ubuntu and SuSE support it as well, but did not provide any links to prove it. https:/&
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by csdreamer7 3mo ago
What specific issues did you have with OpenShift at high scale? How long ago was it? Curious since it is the truly real open source one.
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by csdreamer7 4mo ago
That was before Elon went insane. His Trump alignment, and Nazi symbolism, has significantly hurt Tesla's sales. Tesla used to be the only American car that foreigners would buy. That is gone. They rebounded in 2026 in the EU after a t
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by csdreamer7 4mo ago
Yes, during the silver boom; I saw an article about how silver ETFs were oversubscribed 80 to the actual silver they owned.
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by csdreamer7 6mo ago
He does feel more comfortable having those Federation tertiary backups in case. Considering all the weird encounters Star Fleet vessels encounter over the run of a TV series; who can blame him?
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by csdreamer7 7mo ago
> California cities could trivially fix their budget problems by satisfying the demand for housing by adding density, but it seems they are determined to do nothing until the wheels finally fall off, and the city's budget crisis spi
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
> The difficulty is if you demand that once given a benefit, that benefit must be given for life, then nobody will provide those benefits. The more costs are imposed on an employer for hiring people, the fewer they will hire. I never dem
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
> I find it notable that the administration has dismissed the idea of supporting Maria Machado on hte grounds taht she 'has no support' when the extent of her support is why led the Maduro government to ban her from running for
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
> The point was when you get a high paying job, the first order of business is to build up savings because jobs are not guaranteed for life. 6 months of runway gives one time to find another position. That applies to 'any' job
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
> KDE Plasma will no longer sleep when your controller is plugged in Misleading title: "Using a game controller will now count as “activity”, stopping the system from automatically going to sleep or locking the screen. (Yelsin Sepul
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
> Microsoft pays well. The prudent move is to not increase spending until saving up at a bare minimum 6 months of "runway". > I live in Washington. My accountant told me stories, one of which was a Microsoftian who got the b
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
> Jerry Berg is the person you're probably thinking of. His YouTube channel is Barnacules Nerdgasm. Ty, that is him.
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
Nadella was the one who fired Microsoft's QA team for Windows. It took a while but those chickens finally came home to roost. https://www.computerworld.com/article/1626871/microsoft-to-b... This one youtuber,
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
Godot switched over to DX12 over Vulkan for Windows. Blaming bad Windows drivers for the reason. https://godotengine.org/article/dev-snapshot-godot-4-6-dev-5...
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
> Apple Neural Engine is a thing already, with support for multiply-accumulate on INT8 and FP16. AI inference frameworks need to add support for it. Or, Apple could pay for the engineers to add it.
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
Are you sure it is not malware? When was the last time you changed the profile? Also, I have a ton of bookmarks and as I been slowly deleting them Firefox's performance has improved. This same giant size of bookmarks Chrome seems to sy
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
There are a few reasons: I haven't compared it in years, but Firefox's bookmark sync is better than Google's, it is a reason why I have stuck with it. I think Firefox manages hundreds of tabs better than Chrome does as far as
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
> That when you can open a basic X11 application like xeyes or xterm, you can open any X11 application. I have never heard of that. Even if it was true (and sounds like another security issue); X11 is almost gone for most people. Why sho
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by csdreamer7 9mo ago
This is really poor research on their part.
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by csdreamer7 10mo ago
I am not in data science so I can not validate your comment, but 30% of viewing I would assume mean users or unique/discreet viewing sessions and not watched minutes. I would appreciate it if Netflix would clarify.
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by csdreamer7 10mo ago
https://metacomputing.io/products/metacomputing-arm-aipc Save you a click or two. Looking at this I have so many questions. Am I buying a mainboard? It is not clear. It lists ports: it only supports 2 ports? You have f
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by csdreamer7 10mo ago
> Actually, this seems to be mostly a spike in retail prices, not wholesale DRAM contracts that are only up 60% or so in the past few months according to Samsung. So we should most likely place at least some fraction of the blame on our
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by csdreamer7 10mo ago
> FWIW my bank refuses to accept unrolled coins, long before this month's retirement of the penny. My (edit: old) bank refused to accept unrolled coins back in the early 2000s.
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by csdreamer7 11mo ago
> It's also much nicer for the vehicles parked there to be in the shade. Pedestrians too.
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by csdreamer7 11mo ago
To add to this Nathan Briggs does reverse engineering to make old games work on modern Windows. Windows 11 has corrected faults in it's APIs that probably should have been fixed but somehow worked with older versions of Windows that ga
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by csdreamer7 11mo ago
Not sure what you are saying. If you saying you need the gamedev to recompile for arm you can run a virtualization layer, just like Mac and Windows. My friend has had the best results with: https://fex-emu.com/

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