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injinj
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Comment #38740900
I've been running frr (free range routing) for networking, using ospf layer 3 routing between my hosts. This allows dynamic routes to be populated throughout and makes a switched l…
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Comment #36014375
Thanks for the refs. If I wanted to setup z-library on freenet, an example where reputation could be greatly enhanced by users of the service yet at odds with the legal system. Cou…
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Comment #36013643
The reputation system is radical departure from freenet. This feels like a google search pagerank integrated with yelp, where you initially buy keywords from freenet.org, like a do…
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Comment #35761406
That's new. Wow, latest has -mno-omit-leaf-frame-pointer (rpm --eval '%{optflags}') Do you know of a way to get rpmbuild to keep the -ffat-lto-objects in the ar libs?
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Comment #35052147
It doesn't need a raft consensus algorithm, but corrosion does converge to a consensus, doesn't it? In the OSPF example, that does needs to converge to a state that is consistent a…
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Comment #34271589
Wow, that's significant. I may have to look into that.
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Comment #34270731
That's what I got (7950x steel legend), except that I'm running 128GB memory at 4800. Here's my stream results (with the cpu in 105watt "eco" mode): $ wget https://www.cs.virginia.…
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Comment #34125475
I can never remember things. That's why my history file has 100k lines in it. $ do create linux bridge brctl addbr ip link set up $ do git reverse last commit git reset --hard HEAD…
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Comment #33539067
Can I use this to manage sudo containers? It's slightly amusing to see the desktop creates a podman daemon, so maybe you could create a sudo podman daemon for use with the desktop …
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Comment #33433119
It's sort of a neo-hukou system? A positive covid signal is basically house arrest. Since they do covid tests in batches of 20, it is expected to get false positives.
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Comment #33386940
In Firefox, about:config -> general.useragent.override (select string type) -> Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:106.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/106.0 enable drm. Couldn't…
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Comment #33206796
China fomo? Are these good enough to fill the needs of AI workloads of the datacenters which can no longer get the next gen NVIDIA GPUs?
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Comment #33055030
Probably a stable driver api. It was always a challenge upgrading with offbeat hardware, and the GPUs were always a pain in the butt.
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Comment #32600774
Ok, thanks. The Ziti mesh optimizes for latency. Does it move existing streams around the fabric mesh when it finds a better route or only new streams? Are there plans for multicas…
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Comment #32600513
This implies that Ziti layers the stream endpoints on top of a packet switched network, which could mean authentication of each packet and maintaining stream reliability in a diffe…
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Comment #31850853
I would use debootstrap. https://semjonov.de/posts/2021-09/minimal-ubuntu-installatio...
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Comment #31386731
I didn't see binary interpolative coding (BIC) referenced. It is one of my favorites introduced to me by the book "Managing Gigabytes" by Moffett and Bell [1]. It has great compres…
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Comment #31223845
FWIW, I'm happy to sponsor both, they innovate in different ways. Chess.com with their content sponsorship and deep player pools, lichess with ad-free, open source and unique UI fe…
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Comment #30747446
Es global meetup 2022! I'm down. BYOW.
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Comment #30740618
Yay, another es shell user!
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Comment #30099451
It looks like the input word is using lodsd instruction, loading a 4 byte word, instead of a ptr increment, which could cause a 3 byte oob read if the last byte was at address 1. I…
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Comment #29546985
A wireshark capture shows that memcrsd is breaking up the response packets, not optimizing network, sending a lot more packets than memcached. With the 100 byte size, memcached is …
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Comment #29544844
Decent speedup on my 3970x. Including this patch reduced the number of instructions in lzma_decoder.s (using gcc 8.3.1) by about 8% (4417 lines of asm vs 4824). With perf stat, an …
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Comment #29336075
I believe libpng default zlib compression level is 6. libpng may use CRC (or adler) checksums, which account for around 30% of the decode time. In my experience with zlib, the high…
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Comment #28609618
It does appear the "Node ID" section covers this issue, with the requirement that the public key back up the 40 bit key fingerprint. What if the controller had a timer that could b…