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Comment #45700096
I do not use books for engineering work and never will, because doing the work of thinking for myself is how I maintain the neural capacity for forming my own original thoughts and…
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Comment #45645616
From my perspective they spread FUD about open source licensing. QT core is LGPL3. Many applications would be fine with using LGPL3 in commercial applications. Read QT's landing pa…
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Comment #45176539
Check out ARM SBSA / SBBR which seems aimed at solving most of these issues. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Base_System_Architectur... I'm hopeful RISCV comes up with somethi…
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Comment #39304233
Anyone using VitualBox please be careful about the extension pack. Oracle is very litigous. https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/147k6az/oracle_is... https://www.reddit.com/r…
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Comment #36536722
Stock debian is 5 years with their LTS project, but they have a paid "ELTS" project that adds an additional 5 years. So 5 years for free, 10 total years as a paid support option. h…
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Comment #36035018
As I understand their water rights were recently revoked: https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/arizona/articles/202...
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Comment #36004684
I switched for similar reasons, but went from Ubuntu to Fedora a couple years ago. I like Debian as well, but its a bit slower to release at every 2 years unless you stay on testin…
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Comment #33820966
I'm not familiar with that definition, I typically see debouncing used as any means to filter out the state as it is changing from the mechanical action. I've seen simple BSP debou…
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Comment #33819431
This post inspired me a few years ago to start a very impractical learning side project. Most keyboards don't overly prioritize latency. Development of a keyboard is easy using a U…
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Comment #26150663
ptp is If you look at the white rabbit FPGA PTP updates, its in the ns range. Any kind of GPS + most intel nics will get you PTP with an accurate clock. If you didn't need to sync …
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Comment #25395151
Even so, a good RNG will make attempts to verify the quality of the entropy. For example, Intel's RNG will statistically observe bit patterns from their RNG. Eg, it fills up a FIFO…