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cosarara

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About cosarara

https://www.cosarara.me

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/cosarara; my proof: https://keybase.io/cosarara/sigs/7pJWXL4PyVRTmH8B29FO1yfecEBnaAguzdm52nolgD4 ]

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    Comment #47327867

    My first idea would be to generate one of those heatmaps using RYS as the base model. And see if it gets meaningfully better. And then again!

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    Comment #46059197

    You can use IgnorePkg in pacman.conf. Things might break, but the feature exists.

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    Comment #45302597

    > Compared to the $8,000 Framework Cluster I benchmarked last month, this cluster is about 4 times faster: Slower. 4 times slower.

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    Comment #45082207

    But we are not talking about a malicious ssg, we are talking about a vulnerable ssg that somehow needs to be patched. Unless your ssg connects to the internet, this is a non issue.…

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    Comment #41858387

    That doesnt help with CGNAT.

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    Comment #39096354

    > I can't imagine how it would be possible to construct a jump call with an invalid value You can use the bx instruction to jump to any address stored in a register. > Additionally…

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    Comment #39001271

    We were comparing the N100s not to the Pi5 but to this $98 Wo-We AMD: https://www.wo-we.com/collections/mini-pc/products/mini-pc-a... The grandparent comment said you could get an …

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    Comment #38999611

    For x1.5 the price, from what I can see. Are there any under $100?

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    Comment #37385225

    The typical modern gaming PC uses a lot more power than the original xbox. Yes maybe it's more efficient because it's doing "more", but in the end it's one person playing a game.

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    Comment #36390423

    Depending on what you are patching, it will invalidate a great part of the cache, and you will be looking at very long build times for everything in your system.

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    Comment #35987242

    I gave up scrolling the terms and conditions.

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    Comment #35755010

    But not every synesthetic person sees the same colors for every key, right?

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    Comment #33778859

    The rationale would be that it might be more efficient to WASM-decode JXL than to download a JPEG, especially in pages with lots of images, but I would want a fallback if the brows…

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    Comment #33716997

    https://cosarara.me/misc/jxljs/ in my test, it will simply fall back to jpeg, even if the jxl.js library is loaded (scroll down to Image with fallback).

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    Comment #33706867

    Is it possible to fall back to a jpeg if the browser does not support js, wasm, or web workers? With a element, maybe? I did some tests on my own server and found that for some rea…

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    Comment #33216937

    And I think that, sadly, it's not even a full solution, because linux can manage to get thrashing even without swap. It pages in and out things like memory mapped files or the cont…

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    Comment #32591965

    Maybe, or maybe the new equipment is much more efficient than the one it's replacing. It sounds true, but you can't really tell if it is or not, and really my annoyance is in sayin…

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    Comment #32591373

    I agree with this. I was disagreeing with the statement > Bandwidth is extremely carbon intensive. and the reasoning that supports that statement.

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    Comment #32590989

    I don't agree with the reasoning presented. It takes the estimate for the amount of energy that it takes to run the internet infrastructure and clients (141GW * 8765h in a year = 1…

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    Comment #31731457

    By that logic, I am taking a selfie every time I speed in front of a speed camera, or I drive in front of an average speed zone camera.

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    Comment #31407832

    A red filter will cut out blue skylight further, but a yellow one gets you halfway there. It's hard to nail exposure across filters (since each cuts out a different amount of light…

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    Comment #30290502

    > It’s a bit ignorant for you A bit rude but ok > TikTok can harvest data on the type of content posted and what users interact with That's exactly what I said, and I think this is…

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    Comment #30273716

    What kind of data? TikTok knows what content I interact to... on tiktok. That's it. Unless they have an android 0-day or something. It has no access to my mic, camera, browsing his…

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    Comment #29590365

    It sounds like this would be a nightmare in Unix filenames; even if everything in my system is perfectly clean utf-8, I could be trying to open "café.txt" and get a No such file or…

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    Comment #27904838

    They are talking about ChessBase the product. Ugly and expensive but the best in class. OP is about other prosducts by ChessBase the company.