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reefab
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Comment #39555885
Thank you, this gcc14 option looks really interesting. With the lack of hardware of this class supporting RVV 1.0, this will be useful.
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Comment #39548180
While investigating the RISC-V ecosystem, we noticed that there isn't an easy way for developers to build and test their software on native hardware without buying it. So we integr…
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Comment #25841485
For reference, archivebox uses 250GB for 5000 links in my setup.
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Comment #19756919
Direct link to the article: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/04/23/hertz_accenture_law...
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Comment #10635742
blogspam, here is the link to the compiled video from the author's youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyjyWUrHsFc 45 minutes, very interesting and high production value.…
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Comment #10394456
I've migrated to Bittorent Sync: http://getsync.com it's a "no cloud" solution. They don't see your data. I'm happy with it but I do have a NAS at home that serves as a "always on"…
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Comment #10393128
This exists: https://hackaday.io/project/86-mooltipass
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Comment #10174997
From the article's footnotes: > While on the subject of smartphone driven hardware, experience has shown me that software has a much shorter mean-time-to-obsolescence than hardware…
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Comment #10031419
I'm using MQTT on my current project that involves interactive applications running on solar powered devices. I'm using RabbitMQ for the broker, it supports MQTT too, this means I …
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Comment #9595640
http://wiki.osdev.org/Expanded_Main_Page
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Comment #9340517
They are working on it, previously difficult intersections like the Nation roundabout are now easy to use by bike. Multiple "pain points" like those have been identified and have w…
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Comment #9340465
My answer to some of those issues have been to use a folding bike and combining transport modes. A 15km ride might be 13km of RER and 2km of biking, on some trips it's pretty damn …
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Comment #8854067
After the previous attack on Charlie Hebdo in 2011, when their office was firebombed, their website got hacked. Not sure why the previous poster thinks this might be ISIS on the ot…
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Comment #8778121
Same here. It caused one graphical hang on my Mac and then it opened too many file descriptors, reaching the system limitations and I had to uninstall it and reboot.
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Comment #8747319
"Babylonian twins"? Made by a Iraqi starting in the 90s. http://obligement.free.fr/articles_traduction/itwshihab_en.p...
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Comment #7956400
> The application is absolutely rock solid for me There has been some bugs since Mavericks came out that still hasn't been fixed, mostly related to multiple monitors. That was an i…
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Comment #6272966
Calibre is indeed my go to example when I need to demonstrate horrible FOSS GUI.
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Comment #5905652
It was looking pretty good until that last picture. That mains wiring is plain unsafe and almost criminal...
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Comment #5885246
Yes, but it stores the actual notes as txt files in a directory so you can use other software alongside it in a multi platform environment.
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Comment #5884969
I used Notational Velocity but I switched a couple of years ago to one of its forks: nvALT: http://brettterpstra.com/projects/nvalt/ Which adds a lot of very useful features, I can…
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Comment #5735105
I've used CouchDB's attachment feature for that purpose: http://onabai.wordpress.com/2012/05/08/working-with-attachme...
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Comment #5642918
Mine is in the mail. I can't wait to put it together and play with it.