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lq0000
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Comment #42671047
I collected some more measurements with different implementations of the get function. 1000000 iterations, buffer 8192, message 128 i9-13900K, gcc 13.3, -O3, kernel 6.8.0-49, glibc…
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Comment #42666994
When I originally wrote this, it indeed was not
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Comment #42666991
Author here. I was 22 when I wrote this nearly 8 years ago. I just thought it was neat, give me a break. Thanks.
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Comment #38383911
What is a "super segment hybrid display"? Looks cool, has VFD vibes, but I assume it's just an OLED with an overlay or something based off in the Verge article "Most of the KO II’s…
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Comment #38165268
> Like Hysteria, Brutal is designed for environments where the user knows the bandwidth of their connection, as this information is essential for Brutal to work. They don't quite s…
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Comment #37395703
Yeah, I agree full DIY is not for everyone, but SMT assembly is pretty affordable even in small batches these days. I just placed an order for 5x of a 60% unibody ortho board and i…
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Comment #37394729
The layout is eerily similar to one I designed last year [1]. I may be biased, but I'm not sure if it is worth the $365 price point. That being said, it is a bit more refined and h…
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Comment #35377410
I use a service called Plausible for this - they are privacy focused (do not even use cookies) but there are some drawbacks (like not being able to really know MAU since user ident…
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Comment #31251070
Appears to be ok now. The other comment about a move is most likely accurate.
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Comment #31021153
> * A replacement front-end for "ffmpeg", see above I have one of these too... It's kind of frightening how hard ffmpeg is to use without some kind of custom frontend. I have proba…
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Comment #27069910
>32 bit color Terry must be rolling in his grave
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Comment #27026173
I thoroughly enjoyed this, also found a couple collections of additional variants: https://github.com/appleparan/types-of-scientific-papers https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.p…
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Comment #25333383
I quite easily set up a DNS blacklist on my USG. Still not quite what I'd call consumer friendly, but only a couple of console commands as opposed to setting up the entire pi. Inst…
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Comment #24326144
Many years ago I was part of a SaaS startup for which local governments were one of our target markets. During our beta we quickly gained interest from the relevant department of t…
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