moonbug

NFTs are bullshit.

ala, he'd rather put is mouth where our eyeballs are.

does this work relate in any way to the ChromeOs's recent, abortive, new Bluetooth stack?

local buffers need to be sized to the bandwidth-delay product. come on computer people, you should know this.

Dunno what this guy was reading but I sure don't recognise it.

Use it to make methane, store, burn later in existing ccgts. Carbon neutral.

it's hardly hidden! It's obvious to all who see.

JFGI

https://mathscinet.ams.org/mathscinet/freeTools.html?version...

Always seemed odd to me that there's no way to compel a local authority to take ownership and responsibiltiy for an unadopted road.

that "just" is doing even more work than the guy in the digger.

....and nothing of value was lost

they just need to take a lead from astronomers

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overwhelmingly_Large_Telesco...

"Excel as technical curiosity".

Peak SV.

and in your estimation, 30 years (actually closer to 20) isn't enough time to get good at a thing?

your periodic reminder that Excel is programming.

you seem fun.

hardly anything, old mellanox NICs are practically free on eBay, DACs and 10g optics are a pittance. Even DC 10g switching is cheap. Franky, 100ge is within home budgets now.

> even normal Dell/HP/Supermicro stuff is a PITA to run at datacenter scale

not if you know what you are doing.

hence the "2.5 dimensional" categorisation

but when viewed on a composite monitor, you see something quite different.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composite_artifact_colors

a common problem back then was chips getting remarked as higher clock bin parts.

but did the megacorp?

yawn.

This is offering invoice factoring, an idea as old as commerce.

Typically paired with 464xlat in an IPv6-only environment, for programs that are hard-coded for IPv4.

An excellent `just-works` example is https://github.com/toreanderson/clatd

it's fine, but watch it with the sound off.

this dude needs to learn about libraries.

Excel is programming. fight me.

not only will it never die, it's more important and has greater impact than all your hipster languages ever will.

If synthesisable MIPS cores from R3k to R20k enter the public domain, that would be something special. based on how previous such "announcements" have turned out, it's not gonna happen this time either.