lnx01

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by lnx01 5mo ago
It certainly is not.
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by lnx01 5mo ago
bulletproof/bulletproof/bulletproof .... Gemini LLM
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by lnx01 6mo ago
I doubt it, SLS and Artemis predate 'For all mankind' by many years.
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by lnx01 6mo ago
In the context of an online marketplace "Unlocked" means "Not carrier locked". This has _nothing_ to do with the bootloader.
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by lnx01 6mo ago
*Asterisk
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by lnx01 6mo ago
Running X11 on Ubuntu 22.04 - I have a 2650x1600 main at 150% scale and a 1920x1980 secondary at 100% scale. Essentially they're the same virtual size side-by-side. This _only_ works on my nVidia GPU...
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by lnx01 6mo ago
The "enriewu" thing wasn't a misspelling of "en route", it was someone's name who had arrived in Miami with Jean-Luc and Peggy. It's probably a misspelling of Henry pronounced in French.
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by lnx01 9mo ago
LLMs are so good at telling me about things I know little to nothing about, but when when I ask about things I have expert knowledge on they consistently fail, hallucinate, and confidently lie...
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by lnx01 9mo ago
MacOS, iOS, Windows, and Linux
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by lnx01 9mo ago
It should not be possible for a webpage to change my mouse cursor.
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by lnx01 10mo ago
25 years ago my 3.5mm jack headphones would buzz whenever I moved the mouse... Bzzzzzzzzz,tk, tk, tk ,tk, bzzzzzzz, tk, tk, tk, tk, tk....
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by lnx01 10mo ago
The vast majority of carbon in trees is pulled from the atmosphere during growth. A dead tree is still made of organic molecules, which have carbon in them. So trees are not "Carbon Neutral", they're "Carbon Negative&quo
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by lnx01 1y ago
The most fun I've ever had in a museum was at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas. The exhibits are interactive, educational, fun... mostly for kids... I was 33 years old... I'd love to go back and do it all again.
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by lnx01 1y ago
green-needle/brain-storm would disagree with you!
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by lnx01 1y ago
I really hope they bring back the Denon AK-DL3
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by lnx01 1y ago
I would imagine it's minimal. I'll never forget a demo I played with at a Science museum as a kid. A dynamo with a crank you can turn, and set of switches that allow you to turn on one, two, or three incandescent bulbs. The cran
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by lnx01 2y ago
Waterfox isn't new, its first release was in 2011. I used to run it because they had an x86-64 build when Firefox didn't.
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by lnx01 2y ago
I ran mitigations=off on my Zen4 until I saw that phoronix article and realised that in most workloads it made essentially no difference, and even harmed performance in others. I no longer run mitigations=off. But on my old i7 7700HQ mitiga
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by lnx01 2y ago
*heroes
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by lnx01 2y ago
It runs at Ring 0, there's no lower ring (besides maybe IME and the like).
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by lnx01 2y ago
Removing snaps is trivial.
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by lnx01 2y ago
The Apple A8X, found in the iPad Air 2, contains about 3 billion transistors. (This is comparable to the number of transistors in modern desktop computer CPUs as well.) At the scale of the MOnSter 6502, that would take about 885,000 square
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by lnx01 3y ago
Reminds me of Timecube. https://web.archive.org/web/20150818094035/http://www.timecu...
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by lnx01 3y ago
ISO8601 or death
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by lnx01 3y ago
And Ah is a measurement of charge, it reduces to Coulombs. Amps is couloumbs per second (Q/t), if you multiply by time again you get (Qt/t) which is just Q, or charge.
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by lnx01 3y ago
I gave up when I needed to represent the best chess move in algebraic notation, but I couldn't because the text from the captcha I had to solve earlier contained an illegal move... rage
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by lnx01 3y ago
I can't help but wonder how that conversation happened: Ya so we're going to root canal your molar, ah and by the way patient data is on btrfs which is only slightly worse...
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by lnx01 3y ago
Compiler flags. You turn on/off compiler optimisations for target architectures that are aware of all the instruction-set specific hardware level optimisations.
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by lnx01 4y ago
Also, "desert" as the present tense of "deserted". As in "All my friends have deserted me." Or, "The Sgt. Major punished the deserter."
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by lnx01 4y ago
They're not 3D graphics, it's actual imagery (non visible light, probably H-alpha) from the STEREO, SDO, or SOHO probes (or all of them).

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