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[47°09′58″S, 126°43′03″W] Wind speed: N/A -- Cannot comunicate
@ LOL. Crypto rubbish backed? 🤦♂️
[47°09′11″S, 126°43′46″W] Automatic systems disengaged due to heavy rain
@prologic Indeed, I’ve gained a lot more respect for Linux/BSD and DOS. 😃
@prologic Indeed, I’ve gained a lot more respect for Linux/BSD and DOS. 😃
@prologic Indeed, I’ve gained a lot more respect for Linux/BSD and DOS. 😃
@prologic Indeed, I’ve gained a lot more respect for Linux/BSD and DOS. 😃
Documental low-cost
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Documental low-cost
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@movq Yeah I have to admit I don't know nearly enough about how the Linux Kernel works™ much here. I'm quite sure there's a lot under the covers that we just don't really fully appreciate 🤣
@movq Yeah I have to admit I don't know nearly enough about how the Linux Kernel works™ much here. I'm quite sure there's a lot under the covers that we just don't really fully appreciate 🤣
@lyse Oh, ah, that’s quite a lot of zoom. Still, 4m feels really close. Were you behind a bush? 😃
@lyse Oh, ah, that’s quite a lot of zoom. Still, 4m feels really close. Were you behind a bush? 😃
@lyse Oh, ah, that’s quite a lot of zoom. Still, 4m feels really close. Were you behind a bush? 😃
@lyse Oh, ah, that’s quite a lot of zoom. Still, 4m feels really close. Were you behind a bush? 😃
@prologic Something along those lines, yeah. And/or some generic cache for disk sectors.
@prologic Something along those lines, yeah. And/or some generic cache for disk sectors.
@prologic Something along those lines, yeah. And/or some generic cache for disk sectors.
@prologic Something along those lines, yeah. And/or some generic cache for disk sectors.
@movq Ahh so you lack some kind of an open() syscall to hold some state for the open file, i.e: a "file descriptor"? 🤔
@movq Ahh so you lack some kind of an open() syscall to hold some state for the open file, i.e: a "file descriptor"? 🤔
I from Windows 3.11 who need screen? :)
@prologic Lots, I guess. 😅 The kernel keeps almost no state between syscalls, so when you want to read the next byte from a file, it has to do all the work from scratch: Locate the file in the directory and traverse the cluster chain until you’ve reached the next byte. It’s easier to code this way, but obviously much slower. And the userspace program cp could read/write in multiples of 512 – it currently does not do that, intentionally, because if everything is a multiple of 512, you’re less likely to discover bugs. 😅
@prologic Lots, I guess. 😅 The kernel keeps almost no state between syscalls, so when you want to read the next byte from a file, it has to do all the work from scratch: Locate the file in the directory and traverse the cluster chain until you’ve reached the next byte. It’s easier to code this way, but obviously much slower. And the userspace program cp could read/write in multiples of 512 – it currently does not do that, intentionally, because if everything is a multiple of 512, you’re less likely to discover bugs. 😅
@prologic Lots, I guess. 😅 The kernel keeps almost no state between syscalls, so when you want to read the next byte from a file, it has to do all the work from scratch: Locate the file in the directory and traverse the cluster chain until you’ve reached the next byte. It’s easier to code this way, but obviously much slower. And the userspace program cp could read/write in multiples of 512 – it currently does not do that, intentionally, because if everything is a multiple of 512, you’re less likely to discover bugs. 😅
@prologic Lots, I guess. 😅 The kernel keeps almost no state between syscalls, so when you want to read the next byte from a file, it has to do all the work from scratch: Locate the file in the directory and traverse the cluster chain until you’ve reached the next byte. It’s easier to code this way, but obviously much slower. And the userspace program cp could read/write in multiples of 512 – it currently does not do that, intentionally, because if everything is a multiple of 512, you’re less likely to discover bugs. 😅
Es hört sich an wie Frühling und fühlt sich an wie Herbst: Es muss wohl Winter sein.
@movq Ahh (_sorry ignore my previous Twt_); Any way to optimize the no. of BIOS calls? 🤔
@movq Ahh (_sorry ignore my previous Twt_); Any way to optimize the no. of BIOS calls? 🤔
@movq Why is the implementation so slow? 🤔
@movq Why is the implementation so slow? 🤔
ROFL 🤣 I've found myself a new insult: :diffoff _a vim command..._
ROFL 🤣 I've found myself a new insult: :diffoff _a vim command..._
ROFL 🤣 I've found myself a new insult: :diffoff _a vim command..._
@movq All my cameras have an optical zoom. The current one even reaches 18x optical magnification. This feller was very relaxed as we snuck up on him. We didn't want to scare him off, so we stopped at around four meters. Still, some zoom factor was used to caputure him. :-)
The last few days were very sunny, so is today and the next couple days. One just has to keep moving, or it gets too cold.
[47°09′10″S, 126°43′57″W] Automatic systems disengaged due to blizzard
@movq That sounds really great! :-) Happy hacking!
(This issues a lot of BIOS calls, that’s why it’s so slow.)
(This issues a lot of BIOS calls, that’s why it’s so slow.)
(This issues a lot of BIOS calls, that’s why it’s so slow.)
(This issues a lot of BIOS calls, that’s why it’s so slow.)
That FAT12 implementation is very naive and unoptimized. You can see in this video that it takes about 7 seconds to copy a ~10 kB file: https://movq.de/v/fbf2b90ce1/los86-fat12-copy.mp4 🥴 I *kind of* like that, though, because it feels a little bit like an old machine. 😅🤪~
That FAT12 implementation is very naive and unoptimized. You can see in this video that it takes about 7 seconds to copy a ~10 kB file: https://movq.de/v/fbf2b90ce1/los86-fat12-copy.mp4 🥴 I *kind of* like that, though, because it feels a little bit like an old machine. 😅🤪~
That FAT12 implementation is very naive and unoptimized. You can see in this video that it takes about 7 seconds to copy a ~10 kB file: https://movq.de/v/fbf2b90ce1/los86-fat12-copy.mp4 🥴 I *kind of* like that, though, because it feels a little bit like an old machine. 😅🤪~
That FAT12 implementation is very naive and unoptimized. You can see in this video that it takes about 7 seconds to copy a ~10 kB file: https://movq.de/v/fbf2b90ce1/los86-fat12-copy.mp4 🥴 I *kind of* like that, though, because it feels a little bit like an old machine. 😅🤪~
Pinellas County - Long Run: 13.13 miles, 00:10:34 average pace, 02:18:44 duration
woke up exhausted and felt it the entire day. broke the run up a bit with a mile on/off intervals. the faster pace felt good but towards the end of each i could feel the fatigue accumulating. fucking humid with none of the expected rain which was a disappointment.
#running
Pinellas County - Long Run: 13.13 miles, 00:10:34 average pace, 02:18:44 duration
woke up exhausted and felt it the entire day. broke the run up a bit with a mile on/off intervals. the faster pace felt good but towards the end of each i could feel the fatigue accumulating. fucking humid with none of the expected rain which was a disappointment.
#running
Pinellas County - Long Run: 13.13 miles, 00:10:34 average pace, 02:18:44 duration
woke up exhausted and felt it the entire day. broke the run up a bit with a mile on/off intervals. the faster pace felt good but towards the end of each i could feel the fatigue accumulating. fucking humid with none of the expected rain which was a disappointment.
#running
(Yay, fixed. The bootloader assumed that the SS register gets initialized to 0, which wasn’t true on that laptop.)
(Yay, fixed. The bootloader assumed that the SS register gets initialized to 0, which wasn’t true on that laptop.)
(Yay, fixed. The bootloader assumed that the SS register gets initialized to 0, which wasn’t true on that laptop.)
(Yay, fixed. The bootloader assumed that the SS register gets initialized to 0, which wasn’t true on that laptop.)
@prologic I’m still a newbie at this myself. 😅 For example, I just noticed that it no longer boots on my old laptop after I rewrote the bootloader. 🫤
@prologic I’m still a newbie at this myself. 😅 For example, I just noticed that it no longer boots on my old laptop after I rewrote the bootloader. 🫤
@prologic I’m still a newbie at this myself. 😅 For example, I just noticed that it no longer boots on my old laptop after I rewrote the bootloader. 🫤
@prologic I’m still a newbie at this myself. 😅 For example, I just noticed that it no longer boots on my old laptop after I rewrote the bootloader. 🫤
@movq Honestly I just wanted to learn from you 😅
@movq Honestly I just wanted to learn from you 😅
@doesnm That's because demo.yarn.social is locked down to prevent abuse 🤣 It is only really useful to get a feel of the interface.
@doesnm That's because demo.yarn.social is locked down to prevent abuse 🤣 It is only really useful to get a feel of the interface.
I don't see post in timeline and mentions from demo account. Even in site and goryon. Demo account follows me
@prologic Thank you so much! You've just saved me a lot of time ^^'. I started to create a custom domain for my Protonmail address, stopping halfway through, roughly when the server started to be slow, but I hadn't made the link. I can't remember what I did exactly, but I must have made DynDNS hiccup... I'll try to sort it out later this week.
The inconvenience of owning your own media content is such a pain 🤦♂️ And no, streaming services are just awful for two main reasons, either a) The content you want isn't on your favourite streaming service or b) Your favourite content disappears.
The inconvenience of owning your own media content is such a pain 🤦♂️ And no, streaming services are just awful for two main reasons, either a) The content you want isn't on your favourite streaming service or b) Your favourite content disappears.
So... Been a while since I've done this... But on macOS the best way to rip DVD(s) now is to 1) Use MakeMKV to backup the DVD disk and decrypt it 2) Use Handbrake to re-encode the backed up DVD disk into something more reasonable 3) Put it on a NAS or Media Server.
So... Been a while since I've done this... But on macOS the best way to rip DVD(s) now is to 1) Use MakeMKV to backup the DVD disk and decrypt it 2) Use Handbrake to re-encode the backed up DVD disk into something more reasonable 3) Put it on a NAS or Media Server.
[47°09′37″S, 126°43′42″W] Weather forecast alert -- storm from NW
Second ip works, yes. According to redirect plinth this site is FreedomBox instance (tried FreedomBox on my single board computer)
Interesting: only for me Goryon does not persist account if i force stop him? If i fix this (on my side) maybe i will host yarn
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