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Comment #36056855
cmon
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Comment #36028121
And to track that down, use https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/latest/source to ealisy browse between kernel version, functions, etc..
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Comment #36021704
Do you have a source or a link? From my experience Brother is the best brand of printers that I have worked with (monochrome, laser).
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Comment #36002593
I feel that dd is never the correct tool to write to SD cards. At least cp can figure out the block size itself. Or the more elaborated bmaptool can even skip empty blocks which ar…
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Comment #35536924
Link should be https://www.hetzner.com/news/arm64-cloud explaining the offer.
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Comment #35423312
I live near a major university that has as many as 4 fablabs listed. All of them is reserved to students. If you are an outside "thinkerer", you need to pay something like 400€/mon…
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Comment #35165996
Which fire? Are you not confusing with OVH SGB2 fire in 2021?
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Comment #34440335
Conversations [1] is the best Android XMPP client I know. IIRC they pushed the adoption of OMEMO and implemented it first, before the desktop clients could catch up. [1] https://co…
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Comment #34388807
On Linux, this could be done using an userspace FUSE driver I guess.
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Comment #34366080
The other counters on the page are updating after each refresh. I think only the ICMP counter is broken. The IP address points to a Norway provider. I do not think there is a CDN, …
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Comment #34322793
" in people with severe hypertension" This title is misleading. Original title: "Severe hypertension: Drinking too much coffee may double mortality risk".
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Comment #33801470
Worse, stalebot makes it looks like the project has no issues nor known problems. Issues should be closed either with "wontfix" or let open if they detail a real bug that others ma…
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Comment #33453171
> Data structures and algorithms: We used a dictionary instead of a list to go from O(S) to O(1) operations. The list in TFA is so small that I wonder at what point creating a hash…
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Comment #33453052
Reddit is already aggressively pushing for users to go to their official app when browsing on mobile. I would not be suprised that custom-made apps will be more limited in the futu…
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Comment #33453045
This also explains app size, IMO. Querying an API and displaying remote videos/images should not require 40+ MiB Android apps. I think most of the app size is the tracking code tha…
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Comment #33436967
> You may also look into Kernel Programming for a lucrative systems programming career. This is the road I have taken since I started to work professionally, but I yet have to find…
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Comment #33436735
Because Python pays more. Or Javascript. Or Ruby. More demand, more salary. Apart from finance, pay is lower than web languages. And finance is small. Embedded systems programming,…
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Comment #33231532
Initially, I learned it for fun and ham radio emitting. But I find it fascinating that you can use it with anything that can be turned on and off with a rythm. I used a flashlight …
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Comment #33225399
At $internship I developed a network router with something like 32 or 64 MiB of RAM. Basically configuring iptables, some routes, QoS, etc.. with a bunch of bash scripts, systemd u…
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Comment #32821978
Having to program down to the bit (not byte) sparks a little something for me. I feel proudness in the craft, even if this is a bit (pun!) far frow nowadays’s constraints. I just l…
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Comment #32821940
I can also recommand WASM-4 ( https://wasm4.org/ ), that has even more constraints (screen resolution, color count, …) and that you can program with your language of choice, as lon…
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Comment #32672715
According to other sources, $18 billion will be injected and 36,000 jobs created over a 5 years period ( https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20220831-microsoft-to-... ).
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Comment #32593383
> Many digital nomads are skilled knowledge workers who earn well beyond the €2,000-€3,500 monthly income requirements of most European digital visa programs—a big reason so many c…