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    Now that's what a backbone looks like.

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    Comment #32931932

    Had an instance with almost 2TB on disk in 2015, it's probably a lot more by now, if it's still running as-is. Was for analytics/data-warehousing. Though the big table was partitio…

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    Comment #32722147

    10-15W for a wifi router with a cable modem, less if it's only wifi, but that's the general ballpark (this is measured with a calibrated smart-plug)

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    Comment #29553862

    In my experience of almost a decade in infosec now, no, we're not okay. I don't know any other group where so many people are struggling with burnout or who have developed a drinki…

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    I hope they'll try to upstream some of those drivers at least. I've written driver code for some parts before and I was better off not even looking at their code and only going by …

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    Comment #29286662

    that's interesting, ADI doesn't even list it anymore on their website but it's marked as still active. i guess it's still used in some test&measurement equipment.

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    Comment #29282629

    they didn't though. zstd has been around even before the main dev joined fb, i distinctly remember it being under the persons personal github name.

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    Comment #29092584

    you might've mistaken it for v which has been open-sourced in the meantime: https://github.com/vlang/v

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    Comment #28353856

    Most of the developers have been and still are in Estonia. It would be easier to enforce regulations there technically.

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    Comment #25068187

    Exagear is originally from the Russian company Eltechs and was targeted to running x86 apps on SBCs like the Raspberry Pi. e.g. they provided Ubuntu images with wine to run windows…

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    Comment #23144094

    It's already running an almost mainline kernel: https://twitter.com/mntmn/status/1259611758827835394 and what is left looks like it would be easy to get upstreamed. I don't know ab…

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    Comment #21661452

    Yeah, i saw the part now too that everything has to be placed first. This makes it quite... unspectacular. It's really cool if they come up with a good auto-router, but if it's jus…

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    Comment #21661390

    Quite the contrary, KiCad is constantly improving and getting better with each release. When did your Altium last crash? I bet it wasn't more than a week ago. To quote a colleague:…

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    Comment #21661372

    That's human powered for sure. Routing isn't the hardest problem, everything is quick once all the components are placed where they belong. E.g. TopoR already does quite a good job…

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    Comment #21433963

    I have the most experience with TI silicon, so that's where i can talk most about the datasheets. Some are excellent, many are really good and except for the odd outlier, most are …

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    Comment #21433029

    Because I see it again and again: Please don't put 20 years old dc/dc converters into new things. Neither price nor package are valid resons. There's cheaper and better ones availa…

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    Comment #19829010

    Not all workers have a union. And the current trend in Hungary is to take away more and more workers rights. A law is quite toothless if it's not implemented that way. Example for …

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    Comment #19828849

    Yes, the employers can and will try to pay out the overtime only after that time. And some are already trying to do just that. There have been large protests which the state media …

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    Comment #19704977

    That's only half true. Chinese authorities will generally just not let you out of the country again, if the crime isn't severe enough. Also as a foreigner you won't necessarily be …

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    Comment #19603768

    There's (in my experience) not a very large overlap between overly promiscuous poly people and other poly people. Not having long-term stable partners is also not mutually exclusiv…

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    Comment #18590724

    Location: Vienna, AT Remote: preferred Résumé/CV: upon request, looking since very recently Technologies: Go, C, C++, Python, (No)SQL, Splunk, LogPoint, QRadar, binja, IDA Pro Emai…

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    Comment #18308867

    There's the HiFive from SiFive though. Which is the Arduino form-factor board with their Freedom E310 core.

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    Comment #18252249

    Just looked, UPC wants 45€/m for 300/30 over coax. Fiber would be so nice though.