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diarmuidc
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Comment #47530073
>After several weeks, between 2 and 3, the indexing process finished without failures. ... we could finally shut down the virtual machine. The cost was 184 euros on Hetzner, not ch…
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Comment #45022496
Why is there no mention of PTP here? If you want accurate time synchronisation in a network just use the correct tool, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precision_Time_Protocol Linux P…
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Comment #39016076
A clear ad hominem
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Comment #36690549
The talk was from 2010
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Comment #36291680
Yeah there is a solution. Build more housing. It's a political issue and nothing more
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Comment #35806711
No. That's not what the "British" mean.
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Comment #35799151
dry Irish humour ;)
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Comment #34262028
There are SOCs available with the DRAM on top already. eg https://www.microchip.com/en-us/products/microcontrollers-an...
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Comment #34026260
That's 2 weeks time
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Comment #33863779
I suspect people don't like comparing with the Netherlands because it doesn't support their biases in this argument
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Comment #33863758
So all drivers should be required to wear a helmet? If not, why not ?
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Comment #33863755
That's a fallacious argument. There is no activity that could not be made more safe by wearing a helmet. Yet we don't because the arguments like yours are simple and wrong.
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Comment #33863713
That experiment has been tried and failed already in Australia.
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Comment #33516303
Why would you compare disc brakes to cars? Why not compare them to the rim brakes they are replacing. An order of magnitude more complicated to maintain
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Comment #32579101
No it's not irrelevant. If helmet wearing is linked to higher per capita head injuries, mandatory helmet wearing should be discouraged.
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Comment #28614341
Doesn't really bust the myth, though does it? Just says that the 10x engineer is a sign that the company may be in trouble, depending too heavily in such engineers. From 25 years i…
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Comment #28064536
"The board gets fairly warm, likely due to the overhead of the PoE+ power conversion (which consumes 6-7W on its own!" 7 W of losses? That's either wrong or insane for DC/DC regula…
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Comment #27346825
Microsemi have the PolarFireSOC which has 4x RISC-V hard cores in the FPGA. I have an eval board on my desk
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Comment #27340434
It's not even remotely raging
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Comment #26528596
How big is your CPU. I develop on Microsemi and the PolarFire range should do it. 12G transcievers and a decent amount of logic. At about €200+. And considering Microsemi are usual…
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Comment #26192124
Migen looks good but avoiding HDLs while trying to learn hardware design is not the best learning approach. They might be ugly languages but the do force your to think in hardware …
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Comment #25813260
Here's a literal Nazi rioter. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/man-camp-auschwitz-shir...
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Comment #25574429
Maybe eating out every day isn't the best idea.
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Comment #25574395
A professional athlete doesn't need a simple metric to understand if he's at his ideal weight. It's part of his job. The general public do need a simple metric which covers 95% of …
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Comment #25511786
That's not the networking performance though. RP4 can hit line speed on Gb Ethernet: pi@kodi:~ $ cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep Rasp Model : Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.1 pi@kodi:~ $ un…