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End of an era for my last legacy project: just finished migrating it from Rocket to Axum.
I still love Rocket's DX, but with the long-term maintenance silence, it was time to move to the more active tokio_rs ecosystem. Axum feels solid, but I'll miss Rocket.
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For years I had random 1-2s black screen dropouts on my Ubuntu 22.04 LTS X11 box (Quadro P2000 driving an LG 32" 4K via DP).
Tried many things: NVIDIA driver versions, DPMS, suspend settings, new cables, different GPU ports, ... nothing.
Today I turned off the LG monitor’s built-in power saving and so far: zero dropouts. Might finally be it?
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#GoAccess website (goaccess.io) and APT repository (deb.goaccess.io) seem compromised, returning suspicious HTML/JS instead of expected content (like "gnugpg.key").
This is causing "apt update" signature errors on Ubuntu/Debian. Recommend disabling their APT repo and avoiding downloads from their site until resolved.
Stay safe.
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Yesterday marked the hottest day of the year so far in our apartment, with the indoor temperature reaching 28°C. This is especially challenging considering that in Central Europe, most apartments, including ours, are not equipped with air conditioning. As seen in the temperature data tracked over the summer, our indoor temperatures have been steadily climbing.
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It's incredible to see how much mobile plans have improved over the past 7 years! Back then, I was paying €15/month for a 2-year contract that included 3 GB of data. Today, I'm only paying €7.50/month for a 2-year contract with 15 GB of data. Not only is the price significantly lower, but the data speeds have also increased dramatically. Half the price for five times the data and improved performance – that's truly impressive.
#TelecomTrends
#MobileData
#TechAdvancements
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It's incredible to see how much mobile plans have improved over the past 7 years! Back then, I was paying €15/month for a 2-year contract that included 3 GB of data. Today, I'm only paying €7.50/month for a 2-year contract with 15 GB of data. Not only is the price significantly lower, but the data speeds have also increased dramatically. Half the price for five times the data and improved performance – that's truly impressive.
#TelecomTrends
#MobileData
#TechAdvancements
#NetworkPerformance -
It's incredible to see how much mobile plans have improved over the past 7 years! Back then, I was paying €15/month for a 2-year contract that included 3 GB of data. Today, I'm only paying €7.50/month for a 2-year contract with 15 GB of data. Not only is the price significantly lower, but the data speeds have also increased dramatically. Half the price for five times the data and improved performance – that's truly impressive.
#TelecomTrends
#MobileData
#TechAdvancements
#NetworkPerformance -
It's incredible to see how much mobile plans have improved over the past 7 years! Back then, I was paying €15/month for a 2-year contract that included 3 GB of data. Today, I'm only paying €7.50/month for a 2-year contract with 15 GB of data. Not only is the price significantly lower, but the data speeds have also increased dramatically. Half the price for five times the data and improved performance – that's truly impressive.
#TelecomTrends
#MobileData
#TechAdvancements
#NetworkPerformance -
It's incredible to see how much mobile plans have improved over the past 7 years! Back then, I was paying €15/month for a 2-year contract that included 3 GB of data. Today, I'm only paying €7.50/month for a 2-year contract with 15 GB of data. Not only is the price significantly lower, but the data speeds have also increased dramatically. Half the price for five times the data and improved performance – that's truly impressive.
#TelecomTrends
#MobileData
#TechAdvancements
#NetworkPerformance -
From supercomputers to smartphones:
In 1997, ASCI Red delivered 2 TFLOPS at $40M, 150m², and 1,000 kW.
Fast forward to 2023, the Google Pixel 8 packs 20 TFLOPS into just 0.01m², using 0.03 kW, at $750.
A striking evolution in #hardware #performance over 25 years!
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Just crunched the numbers on the binomial coefficient of 1,000,000 over 500,000 - it's a whopping 310,027-digit mammoth (approx. 7.899578E+301026).
Simple concept, but the result? Mind-blowingly huge!
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TIL, that you can group #SQL statements together in #JetBrains #DataGrip with BEGIN and END, and immediately execute them with Ctrl-Enter. I had this "problem" for so many years, and finally today I was so annoyed by having to select the statements "by hand", that I finally searched for another solution. Not really a surprise: it's there ... What took me so long?
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A short time ago, I published my theme for #Zola named Zolarwind, a localizable and simple blog theme using #Tailwind CSS for styling and #KaTex for math. You can find it in the Zola themes repo (https://github.com/getzola/themes).
It initially started as a #Hugo theme, but I never came around to publish it. Now that I started using Zola, I finally did it. Maybe you want to help improve it?
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I've put together some insights on the #math of the Internal Rate of Return algorithm (#IRR, or #XIRR). If you're interested in how the algorithm works, including how it calculates net present value, iterates for convergence, and avoids complex numbers, you might find it useful. There's also some basic #Rust and #JavaScript code.
You can find it here: https://weitzel.dev/post/calculating-internal-interest-rate
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I'm using an #LG #C9 OLED TV for streaming with Wi-Fi (2.4 & 5 GHz networks) across multiple repeaters. The TV doesn't support #Fritz!Box's #mesh steering (11k/11v), causing it to connect to distant repeaters.
Besides using LAN, how can I force the TV to connect to a specific repeater without changing Wi-Fi names for each repeater? I want to keep the same SSIDs for both networks on all devices.
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Microsoft's #VSCode has a nice #minimap. You can enable it for #JetBrains IDEs (current versions), too. Without installing a plugin.
- Registry ...
- editor.minimap.enabled = true
- Restart IDE
- Enable minimap for all files in the settingsBut compared to VSCode's minimap, it looks pixelated and too wide. Is there something I can do about it?
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CW: Since nobody asked for the exact path in today's #AdventOfCode day 12 puzzle, but only for the shortest distance, I took a "shortcut" in my #Rust solution:
Instead of #Dijkstra's algorithm, I used the flood fill algorithm. The last time I have used it was for my #battlesnake more than one year ago, so it saved me a lot of time today.
https://gist.github.com/thomasweitzel/0637e0676f9553f7f41e6dbac006dcce