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remlov

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About remlov

Hi

robertvolmer.com github.com/remlov

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    Comment #49155907

    ...allowed you to change CPU settings through software rather than physical jumper cables... This should have read as: physical jumpers. For the past couple of years I’ve stopped t…

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    Comment #47120974

    Would love some details how you enabled controlling the display with motion sensors.

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    Comment #45328768

    The name of this project clashes with another open-source CI/CD system by Thoughtworks Inc. https://github.com/gocd

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    Comment #45227859

    I found the LG 38GL950G-B to be a good compromise with a resolution of 3840x1600 that I purchased back in 2020.

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    Comment #44857888

    They definitely made more than a little money from this. For example, my ex–mother-in-law kept paying for AOL dial-up after she was already paying for AT&T DSL, thinking that was t…

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    Comment #43917195

    Definitely was faster than standard SATA but nowhere near NVMe potential. It still came with all the AHCI warts as AHCI was optimized for spinning disks and had 32 commands per que…

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    Comment #43917145

    My guess is at the time it was a familiar protocol stack which apparently made it easier to retrofit legacy systems before NVMe? AHCI was already well-supported across major OSes t…

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    Comment #43915835

    I did something similar, I patched a Gigabyte Z77-DS3H bios with the SAMSUNG_M2_DXE module to get a Samsung SM951 AHCI M.2 SSD working. It's not SATA and not quite NVMe, PCIe AHCI …

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    Comment #43852902

    Haswell/Broadwell with embedded 128MB of eDRAM Level 4 cache are some extremely awesome hidden gems.

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    Comment #43823034

    Good thing this has nothing to do with NetBSD.

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    Comment #43752609

    A01GR2 is a pretty good open source alternative available on the play store. Miles better than Ricoh's own app.

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    Comment #43614225

    Pentax/Ricoh really is a hidden gem. I love my "dinosaur" K1 Mark II and my GR IIIx goes EVERYWHERE I go.

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    Comment #43290264

    If you look at the company they founded it's a service to protect yourself. Not to willy-nilly go out into the open web to find hidden subdomains.

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    Comment #43155616

    No you were originally correct. The Ati card mentioned was most likely a Mach64 or original Rage 3d.

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    Comment #43155589

    I'm 100% certain your memory is incorrect. Radeon came after Rage in 2000 and was the first Ati 3D accelerator with hardware T&L. Your 1MB 2D only Ati card was most likely a Mach64…

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    Comment #42631592

    There aren't any official methods, but with a little elbow grease, several ways to run a vanilla boxed copy of Half-Life 2 are outlined in this thread: https://www.vogons.org/viewt…

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    Comment #42627886

    Requiring job postings to include clear salary details, such as whether they use a sliding pay scale dependent on location, would be a win in my book.

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    Comment #42605605

    It blows my mind that HN post submitters don't do a simple spell check on their post titles.

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    Comment #42127463

    How did this work? By swapping crystal oscillators with a higher frequency.

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    Comment #42110471

    Ah. I was looking at these resources last week and they resolved then just fine: https://erlang.org/pipermail/erlang-questions/2020-November/100198.html https://erlang.org/download…

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    Comment #42110286

    ping -c 4 erlang.org PING erlang.org (192.121.151.106): 56 data bytes Request timeout for icmp_seq 0 Request timeout for icmp_seq 1 Request timeout for icmp_seq 2

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    Comment #41714173

    Several years ago I briefly worked at a major telecommunications provider with services across the southern United States that ran Python 2.4 on their production provisioning serve…

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