Climbing random shit is probably just as fun as the actual gameplay for me, spending ages climbing the wall AC units and walking on the monorail tracks. There is so much broken clipping that doesn't take much to find.
There are multiple implementations, the one often found on linux is glibc, you can find the source code for that online. printf is going to be a small wrapper for vfprintf though, so that is where you will probably find what you are looking for
Fuck, this one got me. I didn't see the watermark. Even looking closely the details don't seem AI, the floppy disks on the table, the cup, the keyboard colouring, the phone wire. Even the numbers on the calendar seem plausible with the bad compression. I hate this doubting every picture I see on the internet
Every time I decide to upgrade my damn computer something like this happens, come on i7-5820K, just a little longer, the prices will drop any time now...
I'm need to save high speed radio samples, think a single super high speed ~100MHz audio wav recording, so not really compressible and can use large block IO. Thankfully it's about as close to a synthetic write test as you could get. I ended up getting the Samsung
I normally would get a cheap P3+, but those SSDs have terrible sustained write performance, I needed the sustained speed here, ended up getting the samsung
It's also completely unnecessary, NOAA-19 was fine until they did "End Of Life testing", with NOAA-18 the failed RX could have been an issue, but NOAA-15 was mostly fine other than the Scan motor getting stuck (and always fixing itself). It's now very likely all 3 will explode due to a battery failure that happened on NOAA-16 and NOAA-17. because of the shut down.
So not only is this a waste of good weather satellite that provide a useful service (APT is actually used in remote location), it's also dangerous to satellites due to the space debris that will be created.
Climbing random shit is probably just as fun as the actual gameplay for me, spending ages climbing the wall AC units and walking on the monorail tracks. There is so much broken clipping that doesn't take much to find.
y=1/x where x<0 cat
There are multiple implementations, the one often found on linux is glibc, you can find the source code for that online. printf is going to be a small wrapper for vfprintf though, so that is where you will probably find what you are looking for
Fuck, this one got me. I didn't see the watermark. Even looking closely the details don't seem AI, the floppy disks on the table, the cup, the keyboard colouring, the phone wire. Even the numbers on the calendar seem plausible with the bad compression. I hate this doubting every picture I see on the internet
Thought this was Project Zomboid for a sec
NetBSD
I was here like 4 days ago, funny seeing it on lemmy so soon
I happened to check r/halflife on reddit today and now I feel like I'm going insane
Sir a second hardcoded blacklist hit the fediverse
Every time I decide to upgrade my damn computer something like this happens, come on i7-5820K, just a little longer, the prices will drop any time now...
I'm need to save high speed radio samples, think a single super high speed ~100MHz audio wav recording, so not really compressible and can use large block IO. Thankfully it's about as close to a synthetic write test as you could get. I ended up getting the Samsung
I normally would get a cheap P3+, but those SSDs have terrible sustained write performance, I needed the sustained speed here, ended up getting the samsung
Thanks, ended up getting the Samsung
How is that? I need good >250MB/s sustained synchronous transfer for saving real time sample data, does the random 4k io still impact that?
That image reminds me of that one HL2 promo art
It's also completely unnecessary, NOAA-19 was fine until they did "End Of Life testing", with NOAA-18 the failed RX could have been an issue, but NOAA-15 was mostly fine other than the Scan motor getting stuck (and always fixing itself). It's now very likely all 3 will explode due to a battery failure that happened on NOAA-16 and NOAA-17. because of the shut down.
So not only is this a waste of good weather satellite that provide a useful service (APT is actually used in remote location), it's also dangerous to satellites due to the space debris that will be created.
There is always LRPT to try!
My last good APT from NOAA-15 today
A particularly nice one, (I think) 2024-05-01
The 2023 scan motor malfunction 2023-10-12
And some HIRS from the DSB 2023-09-29
sorry, that turned into a bit of a wall of text!