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Bad legacy apps like Xilinx ISE

filesystem mounting

How is this different to bind mounts

Can it use an external display under Linux?

More interesting is what happened next: an institute in Sofia was reportedly tasked with decapping the ICs, lifting the netlists under a microscope, and reproducing them with socialist lithography

Given that (afaik) the Apple II logic would have all been jelly bean logic or otherwise off the shelf parts did they really reverse engineer ICs?

Except you have to run Tahoe

With a PATA-SATA bridge support for CHS is up to the BIOS / OS

With a USB adapter though it's up to the adapter itself to support that which they generally don't do

Hyperion charge money for the OS and don't pay the developers at all, if anyone is greedy it's them

I'm guessing the Spartan II was used because it is compatible with 5V IO

They were tapping fiber links between datacenters

Most software development these days is JS/Typescript slop, popular doesn't equal better

It's because they're ramping up for the midterms

And the UK marches further into authoritarianism

Now they'll fast-track you to jail for social media posts

Get a second opinion

M1 Pro has 200GB/s memory bandwidth vs M5's 153

Especially since you could just use the serial port

All the politicians are using it

What is performative about this?

Re-architecting and changing your tech stack because you don't like the CEO of <company> is not going to change anything in the middle east

Imagine the world we'd live in if productivity wasn't wasted of performative bs

The thousands of "apps" wouldn't all be using this private api if they weren't electron junk

The endgame is to kill independent media

Unless you're a pro photographer who really cares about the camera improvements in the last couple of years?

Why have any glibc?

Maybe they want dns resolution to work properly

Systemd won because RedHat pushed it and made it a dependency of Gnome

Just got roped into setting up an on prem temporal cluster myself :(

What causes the need for massive database clusters? Now I'm worried this is going to fall apart on us in a very big way

As long as you don't want to plug in any screens

Yeah I've been using Claude to review a bunch of m68k asm that I've been working on and it's been helpful at catching silly mistakes like using a direct address instead of an immediate value, clobbering registers, incorrect branches etc.

Of course if you just blindly ask it to write asm it will occasionally invent new instructions or address modes but it's very good at reviewing and making adjustments

We Aussies have many ways to use it as a compliment

Sick cunt, Mad cunt, Good cunt Etc

Turns out the competition had done the most stupid thing and built a read buffer

This isn't really stupid though as explained in the pdf

Paradise had stuck a read FIFO between display memory and the video output stage of the VGA, allowing the video output to read ahead, so that when the CPU wanted to access display memory, pixels could come from the FIFO while the CPU was serviced immediately. That did indeed help performance--but not as much as Tom’s write FIFO.

VRAM accesses are contended, so during the visual display period the VGA circuitry has priority. CPU accesses result in wait states - a FIFO between the VRAM and the VGA means less contention and more cycles for CPU accesses

Why improve read performance though? Games accessing VRAM I presume would be 99% write. Perhaps it was to improve performance in GUIs like Windows?

But to validate those transactions, you must send them to the bank over the internet

Not how it works at all, banks don't have some open API on the internet for processing card transactions

Why are so many distros running Kea as root?