And even that got worse - now there's no driver name, exception address or stop codes, so you can't even web search for anything.
It would be useful if memtest output a QR-code which encodes that string.
Thanks!
Is there a manual for Jai, or some info on how it compares with other languages? I find it hard to find resources on it - there's no Wikipedia page, and my web searches list some videos and random github projects?
Good advice if you're not using the default PHP session settings, but using default settings this means sessions can't be created. At best, that means no-one can log-in. At worst, it completely breaks the site (for…
If the OS doesn't come with a package manager, how do you propose installing a package manager? curl && tar -x && ./configure && make install ? Guess what, it's the same with more steps.
A GtkWidget is just a GObject in the category of C-style cast macros , what's the problem? :)
CREATE TABLE passwords ( email VARCHAR(MAX), password VARCHAR(20) UNIQUE -- unique passwords are more secure. -- NOTE: "20" here because we used to use SHA1 hashes -- but there was an issue with storing binary in CP437…
Most of the gate budget here is on SRAM used for system memory and video memory, so not exactly comparable to a i386 which had neither on-die.
"It appears you've loaded weights into your GPU that have not been signed/approved by the government of the country your GPU is registered to..."
By "stripped out" I hope that means only accept colours and bold/underline and discard everything unrecognised :)
The fact that Intel Bull Mountain (code name for Secure Key Technology), and NSA's BULLRUN program share the name "bull" is a complete coincidence. I'm sure.
I like the photos, they look like architectural diagrams. I suppose the subjects moved past the camera perpendicular to the lens direction, so you only see one side. Are there any examples of what it looks like with a…
Why does systemd use architecture-specific instructions rather than using the kernel-provided random interface in the first place?
CVE-2008-0166 (Debian OpenSSL Predictable PRNG Vulnerability) inspired xkcd/221 but this sort of thing happens a lot :)
Why would it be a normal distribution?
I'm getting 16-bit zeros on my Zen 3 chip (+1:3821, 0:3893, -1:3895), I will wait to get some statistically significant samples for the 32-bit values and update the forum thread. Maybe it was fixed after Zen 2?
Depends on what proportion of Samsung's output is current HBM4 and HBM4E DRAM. Everything in their statement can be true and it be a bad thing for consumers of non-HBM RAM. "HBM capacity to expand to 250,000 wafers a…
I'm surprised that in no reviews of the iPhone 18 camera there is mention of the bad quality bokeh, it has heavy ring shapes that looks like what you'd get from a cheap catadioptric lens. Edit: e.g. the tree in one of…
.len doesn't work on a list (because it might mislead you about the efficiency of the operation if it did exist), so it's better to use iterators - so then you can change the underlying type without changing your code.…
> I'm not sure that nuking 2G of the underlying block device is a recoverable error on any filesystem that I'm aware of? ZFS and btrfs were designed from the start to handle this, by using checksums on every piece of…
Add: "call_back_day": { "criteria": { "none": "The user does not want a call back.", "today": "The user wants a call back today.", "tomorrow": "The user wants a call back tomorrow." }, "instructions": "When does the…
I wouldn't say so, because it was a co-processor: e.g., it depended on the 8086 to even generate addresses for memory operations. I think the IBM 7030 Stretch CPU (from 1964) would be a likely contender for being one of…
> Also, the arbitrary "Oh, and the registers are 80 bits wide" is also just one of those weird "Where did that number come from?". One of the features that was advertised (mentioned in the iAPX 86, 88, 186…
And even that got worse - now there's no driver name, exception address or stop codes, so you can't even web search for anything.
It would be useful if memtest output a QR-code which encodes that string.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Is there a manual for Jai, or some info on how it compares with other languages? I find it hard to find resources on it - there's no Wikipedia page, and my web searches list some videos and random github projects?
Good advice if you're not using the default PHP session settings, but using default settings this means sessions can't be created. At best, that means no-one can log-in. At worst, it completely breaks the site (for…
If the OS doesn't come with a package manager, how do you propose installing a package manager? curl && tar -x && ./configure && make install ? Guess what, it's the same with more steps.
A GtkWidget is just a GObject in the category of C-style cast macros , what's the problem? :)
CREATE TABLE passwords ( email VARCHAR(MAX), password VARCHAR(20) UNIQUE -- unique passwords are more secure. -- NOTE: "20" here because we used to use SHA1 hashes -- but there was an issue with storing binary in CP437…
Most of the gate budget here is on SRAM used for system memory and video memory, so not exactly comparable to a i386 which had neither on-die.
"It appears you've loaded weights into your GPU that have not been signed/approved by the government of the country your GPU is registered to..."
By "stripped out" I hope that means only accept colours and bold/underline and discard everything unrecognised :)
The fact that Intel Bull Mountain (code name for Secure Key Technology), and NSA's BULLRUN program share the name "bull" is a complete coincidence. I'm sure.
I like the photos, they look like architectural diagrams. I suppose the subjects moved past the camera perpendicular to the lens direction, so you only see one side. Are there any examples of what it looks like with a…
Why does systemd use architecture-specific instructions rather than using the kernel-provided random interface in the first place?
CVE-2008-0166 (Debian OpenSSL Predictable PRNG Vulnerability) inspired xkcd/221 but this sort of thing happens a lot :)
Why would it be a normal distribution?
I'm getting 16-bit zeros on my Zen 3 chip (+1:3821, 0:3893, -1:3895), I will wait to get some statistically significant samples for the 32-bit values and update the forum thread. Maybe it was fixed after Zen 2?
Depends on what proportion of Samsung's output is current HBM4 and HBM4E DRAM. Everything in their statement can be true and it be a bad thing for consumers of non-HBM RAM. "HBM capacity to expand to 250,000 wafers a…
I'm surprised that in no reviews of the iPhone 18 camera there is mention of the bad quality bokeh, it has heavy ring shapes that looks like what you'd get from a cheap catadioptric lens. Edit: e.g. the tree in one of…
.len doesn't work on a list (because it might mislead you about the efficiency of the operation if it did exist), so it's better to use iterators - so then you can change the underlying type without changing your code.…
> I'm not sure that nuking 2G of the underlying block device is a recoverable error on any filesystem that I'm aware of? ZFS and btrfs were designed from the start to handle this, by using checksums on every piece of…
Add: "call_back_day": { "criteria": { "none": "The user does not want a call back.", "today": "The user wants a call back today.", "tomorrow": "The user wants a call back tomorrow." }, "instructions": "When does the…
I wouldn't say so, because it was a co-processor: e.g., it depended on the 8086 to even generate addresses for memory operations. I think the IBM 7030 Stretch CPU (from 1964) would be a likely contender for being one of…
> Also, the arbitrary "Oh, and the registers are 80 bits wide" is also just one of those weird "Where did that number come from?". One of the features that was advertised (mentioned in the iAPX 86, 88, 186…