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Comment #32910794
NVMe is just an interface specification. An SSD is an SSD regardless of the interface used.
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Comment #31541656
Albert, the graduate student behind this work, was also in the news just a week ago with another cool discovery, see https://nbi.ku.dk/english/news/news22/danish-astrophysics-st...…
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Comment #27048272
Whenever a topic about something that could potentially destroy humanity comes up (say, climate issues), there is always some comment that makes a reasonable argument of why things…
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Comment #18406095
DPDK also relies on this quirk if there is no IOMMU available. He does mention the IOMMU as future work, but in the context of security.
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Comment #16887515
What you describe are common features available to all customers of Danish banks. Free of charge in any decent bank. You get the “Dankort” (den card) for free. It’s a debit card th…
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Comment #14225450
They are not from the Baltic. It's the North Sea. More precisely Kattegat, Skagerak and along the western shore.
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Comment #13513263
Vendor locked. Many companies have huge applications bound tightly to the Oracle database. Often the business logic is just stored procedures. That makes it incredibly difficult to…
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Comment #10726906
If one could do that, it wouldn't be a bubble.
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Comment #10620840
According to the radar image released by Turkey, the aircraft passed over a strip of Turkey airspace around 2km wide. Apparently they gave the russian 10 warnings. That doesn't add…
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Comment #8625700
Correct, but perihelion might be too close for comfort.
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Comment #8446228
For more information on some of the C magic behind this well-written piece of software, check out the authors blog[1]. It should be pretty interesting for any systems programmer. […
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Comment #8364466
I can't comprehend how this got buried so fast in the mist of "patch, patch, patch".
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Comment #7948926
And who should pay for that lawsuit?
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Comment #7340743
Presentations like this always reminds me why "DevOps" is very different from system administration.
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Comment #7239192
That would do it for me :) edit: I actually think this is an interesting topic. I like the way one usually tries to find a theme that fits the actions the program takes. But it cou…
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Comment #7239117
I can't guess if you are trying to be sarcastic. But I would be. The DSL is over-the-top.