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post-factum
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About post-factum
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/pfactum; my proof: https://keybase.io/pfactum/sigs/hj-uOln1qarqvL1h5_kiqaHibRY08eGD-UzHetEILxc ]
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Comment #41649129
It is also used in one of the Linux kernel debuggers: https://codeberg.org/pf-kernel/crush
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Comment #39904031
https://www.linuxfoundation.org/press/linux-foundation-launc...
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Comment #38402657
Is there a link to an official announcement please, not to some suspicious site hosted in Muscovy? Thank you.
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Comment #37417203
In case you are an Arch user, eza is already there.
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Comment #37109812
Czech Republic enters the party…
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Comment #36991350
I'd appreciate if it'd possible to select Czech Republic and Ukraine as regions for search.
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Comment #35625468
Nitrokey, Solokey, OnlyKey.
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Comment #35307856
Setting the nice level is not enough. Instead, `SCHED_IDLE` policy should be applied to the workload that is being run in the background. [1] may help if you run such a workload fr…
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Comment #34776068
How does this compare to https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome ?
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Comment #34271872
Made this available in AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/libcpucycles
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Comment #34074730
For sure you can, and also you really should if you are able to. If you are going to use the server by yourself only, you may also consider going with something easier on resources…
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Comment #33502720
I'm building a crash-like environment on top of drgn: https://codeberg.org/pf-kernel/crush
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Comment #33045292
This is why I like HN. You open a discussion, you see other related projects that may be of your interest. Isn't it neat?
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Comment #32125392
Well, so far I haven't heard any beeps.
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Comment #32125388
It does allow reading data via USB.
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Comment #32122301
I've bought [1] and coupled it with Zabbix using [2]. Now I have a pretty realtime graph and a strong reasoning to air my room more often. [1] https://www.tfa-dostmann.de/en/produc…
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Comment #32107796
Now in AUR too [1]. [1] https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/tere
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Comment #32100918
For the niceness part, I wrote a small helper [1] quite some time ago, and it really is handy in some situations. [1] https://codeberg.org/post-factum/litter
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Comment #31324088
Except those based on Navi 24 (6400/6500) IIRC.
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Comment #31324067
We should rather compare AV1 to VVC aka H.266.
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Comment #31320540
svt-av1 is pretty fast. Well, depending on crf/preset etc of course, but in general, the more cores you have, the easier it is to get realtime encoding with decent quality. You may…
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Comment #31220514
What about Zig?
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Comment #31215564
Is it possible to convert a repo in place?