pdrayton

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by pdrayton 4mo ago
It fills the niche of "pointing device that uses a constant amount of deskspace" in the same way that a trackball does, but differently. Different strokes, different folks. NGL I was always a fan of TrackPoints for how compact the
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by pdrayton 8mo ago
Oddly enough, that’s exactly what I’ve been benchmarking - different ways of linking Strix Halo machines - with respect to throughput & latency. Posted a little bit re: the TB side of things on the Framework and Level1Techs forums but h
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by pdrayton 8mo ago
I’d heard similar complaints re: TB networking latency & jitter. Did some investigations and tuning on a pair of machines with USB4 ports connected via short TB5-rated cables. Eventually got the thunderbolt links to consistently beat th
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by pdrayton 11mo ago
BTRFS
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by pdrayton 10y ago
One slight downside of a custom header to specify a version is that OPTIONS calls don't include the value of the custom header, so your pre-flight gets to say yes or no without knowing what version is being called. Putting API version
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by pdrayton 10y ago
The problem with just exposing '?productName=cupcakes' is you're assuming just one filter with simple equality. If you need to expose something even just a little more complex, i.e. "A=1 or B=2", or something other
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by pdrayton 10y ago
OData is a big enough tent these days that there are good and bad (relative) bits even inside OData. Fortunately one gets to pick-and-choose what bits you use, so just avoid the bad bits. The example cited as a bad url makes use of OData fu