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jjuhl
2mo ago
Wow, only in the US. In every other country, this is not a problem.
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jjuhl
6mo ago
Good thing the US courts don't have any influence or weight in Europe.
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jjuhl
1y ago
I wonder why he doesn't just set up a virtual machine with an odd number of vcpu's for testing.
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jjuhl
2y ago
Why just catch the ones ignoring robots.txt? Why not explicitly allow them to crawl everything, but silently detect AI bots and quietly corrupt the real content so it becomes garbage to them while leaving it unaltered for real humans? Seem
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AMD Formally Announces Ryzen 7 9800X3D Specs- Should Be Great for Linux Creators
(phoronix.com)
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jjuhl
2y ago
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jjuhl
2y ago
Seems you want the compiler to do some optimization , to improve the generated code. Or?
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jjuhl
2y ago
Why is knowing who the author is relevant? Either what he posts is correct or it is not, who the person is is irrelevant.
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jjuhl
2y ago
"Unfortunately GCC’s codegen for GCC’s x86 intrinsics headers is really remarkably awful at -O0" - but that kind of seems to be what is asked for..
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jjuhl
5y ago
I don't use any tools at all. Keep diagrams in my head - if they are too complex for that then there's a different problem to be solved.
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jjuhl
5y ago
I wonder if there's a public repository of the kernel source deployed on the helicopter. I'd love to see if any of the code I've contributed just flew on Mars
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Kaslr: An Exercise in Cargo Cult Security
(grsecurity.net)
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6y ago
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jjuhl
6y ago
Using only plain-text emails solves the problem nicely. Who'd even want to ever use HTML mail other than shady or clueless or annoying people? Just use plain-text only and the problem is solved.
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jjuhl
6y ago
Be honest; noone cares about (or reads) ToS agreements.
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jjuhl
6y ago
"Yep Confluence is an amazingly overly complicated thing" - yeah,with an incredibly slow editor that screws up even simple page edits constantly. It's a complete shit show. There's a reason we call it "cuntfluence&q
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jjuhl
6y ago
"Atlassian Cloud ToS section 3.3(I) prohibits discussing performance issues" - Their ToS may prohibit it, but that is in no way going to stop me from doing it - I don't give a shit about some document they write. Atlassian pr
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jjuhl
6y ago
"also, linux can't run apps like photoshop / adobe cc apps / etc" - seem to run pretty well under Wine most of the time...
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6y ago
"What's another good email provider?" - an alternative is to run your own mail server. I used to do that and the harddrive with all the mail (and a backup copy) is not going away because some company changes policy..
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jjuhl
6y ago
A one hour warning is pointless in the middle of the night when you have your computer running a job that will take a few days to complete.
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jjuhl
6y ago
I've upgraded both RAM and CPUs on IBM RS/6000 machines (pSeries these days I believe) while the system was running. Very nice capability to minimize downtime. The procedure is 100% supported. You start by telling the OS (AiX in t
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jjuhl
6y ago
If your connection can be tapped it is not end-to-end encrypted, obviously. If it is possible for anyone to tap into your communication it is not encrypted (properly). What you are saying makes no sense. Either the channel is encrypted and
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AMD Ryzen 9 5900X/5950X Linux Gaming Performance
(phoronix.com)
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6y ago
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AMD Ryzen 9 5900X and Ryzen 9 5950X Dominate On Linux
(phoronix.com)
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6y ago
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jjuhl
6y ago
Strong typing and static typing - yes please.
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jjuhl
6y ago
I once worked on an application where we (in one common situation) had to sort an array that was always <= 5 elements and in 90+% of cases was already completely (or mostly) sorted. I got a lot of heat from co-workers when I used bubble
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jjuhl
6y ago
Excel? Really ? They are using that crap for nation wide reporting? Wow, mind blown. Epic fail.
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jjuhl
6y ago
Rule of thumb: "Not Going on a Boing".
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jjuhl
6y ago
Yeah. I can see a stupid thing like that happening.
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The Easy Ones – Three Bugs Hiding in the Open
(randomascii.wordpress.com)
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6y ago
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jjuhl
6y ago
“Who to ignore” ? Product management would be at the top of my list.
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A Concurrency Cost Hierarchy
(travisdowns.github.io)
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jjuhl
6y ago
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