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same as in real life?

I think there are two different use cases: - measurement at thread level (top and the like) should report instructions retired per unit of time, not %CPU. We want to know how much …

Almost 10 years ago I wrote sttp http://info.iet.unipi.it/~luigi/sttp/ plain javascript + markdown variation, allows receivers to sync with the presenter using AJAX (that was the n…

>> "With so many people and students around the world working from home, we really need some easy to deploy shared whiteboard solution. This is especially important for pre-college…

I believe it is either "force portrait" or "autorotate", there is no "force landscape".

I have two links related to tiled window management: The links are for WM configurations that let you move or resize windows keeping the corners on a configurable grid: [1] https:/…

I have been using Spectacle for ages (with a custom javascript config, another post...). The problem is, Spectacle uses a 32bit API that is scheduled to go away and I am afraid tha…

To be precise zfec uses Vandermonde codes and it is derived from my old fec library from 1996-97. See http://info.iet.unipi.it/~luigi/research.html#fec (in 90's web style).

Of all the problems you can have with this setting, brightness is not one of them. I have been using 4k 40" tvs and monitors with OSX and FreeBSD/linux for over 2 years now and ove…

(OP/author here) I think you should have asked before changing the URL. The original URL pointed to the correct repository and had up to date performance numbers. Now it only point…

and the mismatch between the number in the pdf and the one in the manpage/mail is due to subsequent optimizations.

I really don't understand why for this use case people do not use a third wheel and save the energy consumed to stand still with self balancing. Not just this segway, also the doub…

(netmap author here) I prefer to define netmap as a "network stack bypass" scheme because we use as much as possible of the OS -- all the things it does well, we do not want to rei…

Speaking of screen size, having used it i confirm that 39-40" is what i find the minimum acceptable size for 4K if you are not running in HiDPI mode. It corresponds to 1080p at 20"…

I have tried 4K@30Hz using HDMI on five different TVs (not monitors): Seiki 39" US, Seiki 39" UK (US and UK modes are different), Hisense 42K680, Samsung UE40HU6900DX, LG 40UB800 (…

I can't comment on HFT because I have no experience on that, and their focus is latency rather than throughput. For the latter (which matters in routers, for instance), netmap runs…