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mattst88
2mo ago
I also have an ES47 (running Linux)! Would you send me an email to my username at gmail? I've been working on a remote management tool for the ES47 that allows controlling the fan speeds that you might be interested in.
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3mo ago
I think they're super uncommon in the west. I think they're also super useless, to be honest. Incredibly slow. Linux support continued to degrade the entire time I owned mine. The keyboard and display are far too small to be usabl
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3mo ago
I suspect you mean glibc.
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7mo ago
I've loaded the PROM in Ghidra. The ability to decompile to C is great. I looked at some particular parts of the PROM that took a while to understand to see if I could have understood them quicker with Ghidra. In particular, the part o
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7mo ago
Thanks! I'll give Ghidra a try!
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7mo ago
Yes, I submitted it as "PROM". I have no idea why it has been changed.
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Reverse Engineering the Prom for the SGI O2
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1y ago
Alpha 21264 is out-of-order.
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2y ago
The judgement ( https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/COPA-v-W... ) very clearly demonstates the truth of Brandolini's Law: > The amount of energy needed to refute bullshit is an orde
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2y ago
> Burnout is your brain giving up because it doesn’t think the benefit is worth the effort anymore. If you don’t have a purpose for what you are doing all your brain will do is obsess over the negatives. Every job in the world has massiv
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3y ago
Yes, it's still used in the Intel 3D drivers in Mesa (at least).
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3y ago
On an Intel GPU, you can check the 'Video' percentage in `sudo intel_gpu_top` (from the igt-gpu-tools package) while playing a video.
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3y ago
That's right. "Software decoding" means the decoding algorithms run on the CPU. (As opposed to "hardware decoding" which typically means the work is done by some fixed-function video units on e.g. a GPU)
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3y ago
> Firefox still has no support for hardware video decode on Linux. That's not true at all. See: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2023/07/firefox-115-intel-gpu-vi... https://www.phoronix.com/news
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3y ago
Are you familiar with source-based distributions? I'm not rebuilding specifically for this one potential optimization.
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3y ago
I actually do. I just said -march=tigerlake to make it clear what CPU family the compiler was targeting.
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3y ago
Right. Since I'm using Gentoo and compiling my whole system with `-march=tigerlake`, the compiler is free to use AVX-512. My question is just... does it? (And does it use AVX-512 profitably?)
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3y ago
I am a happy owner of a Tigerlake (Intel 11th Gen) Framework laptop. I've considered upgrading to a 12th or 13th Gen motherboard, and while I have no doubt they'd be great for me as a Gentoo developer with the greatly increased co
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3y ago
I don't have enough details to debug, but something I discovered just the other day might be helpful if you're building the kernel. For kernel builds, you have to specify CC= after `make`, not before. E.g. `make -jX CC="dis
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3y ago
This is very interesting. I'm going to be excited to see what neat things can be done with it.
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4y ago
Signs a couple of different things: most notably they're signals from the catcher to the pitcher suggesting a pitch for him to throw, but also there can be signs from the dugout to a batter telling him to bunt, or to a runner on base t
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4y ago
Yeah, I remember when I got mine—I wasn't expecting anything, and I kinda wished they hadn't given me anything at all if they were going to just give $25. Felt pretty cheap.
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4y ago
Reportedly it's not just the CEO... - No merit salary increases or promotions - No more quarterly bonuses - No more employee recognition programs (e.g. no more $25 gift card for working at Intel for 5 years) - 401k match drops from 5%
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4y ago
dosdude1 is awesome. He replaced the BGA CPU in my iMac G4 with a 1.7 GHz MC7448 ( https://mattst88.com/computers/imacg4/ ) and made a video about the process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnpdLt4
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4y ago
https://mattst88.com/ A blog I rarely write, and some pages about my collection of pet computers.
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4y ago
I used http://freedomcustomcommunicationsllc.com/ when I lived in Hillsboro. He ran 4 or 5 ethernet cables for $400 IIRC about 5 years ago.
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4y ago
Ouch. Very sorry for those affected. I worked at Intel for >8 years, and I still have a lot of friends there. I have little faith in Intel's management. They apparently plan to continue increasing their dividend payouts, while cutti
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4y ago
Meanwhile... the state government passed the largest income tax cut in its history just a few months ago. https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/mississippi/articles...
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4y ago
bcantrill linked to it separately in the comments: http://dtrace.org/blogs/bmc/2008/07/18/revisiting-the-intel-... The particular parts I was recalling are: > The upshot of these decisions is tha
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4y ago
I remember reading an article about the iAPX 432 that went into extensive detail about the compounding effects of the design—I recall it describing how an operation with an small constant operand would be slow because the ISA didn't su
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