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Eh, no. At first, also HDMI and DVI have dedicated DDC pins as well - with exactly the same functionality and protocol. Secondly, DCC is no bit, but a...

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regarding USB-C: uh, combining rather thick cables for USB + DP lanes and a tiny plug without mechanical fastening calls for brocken plugs or, worse,...

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Most of the time, the VGA port does not transmit _any_ signal. So no power consumption, no EMI problems. And to be honest, I'm not sure whether DP and...

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The problem with user mode scrolling is: often you don't have a user mode in which you have screen or tmux. For example, being right in the initramfs....

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And probably also not with the in my oppinion superior Wacom technology which doesn't need batteries in the stylus. Used e.g. in Lenovo x60t...x230t,...

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This would kill C2D - and I think the only addition is SSE4 (Newer C2D got SSE 4.1, Nehalem 4.2). Is that really worth?
Yes, HWCAPS is the way to...

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Link preview is a data privacy disaster. I really hate it if this enabled by default in the client. Worse, sometimes this is even generated by the server,...

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Sadly - nope. The optimizations mentioned in zstd 1.5 are only for levels 5-12. LZ4 is from the speed side rather about level 1......

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And there are even some Routers which are using PPC. TP-Link WDR 4900 comes to mind. Or Mikrotik RouterBOARD 600 . In this range, MIPS CPUs are even more...

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The main problem seems to be the DDR(4) controller - and its training firmware. I understand that the current training algorithms are quite complicated...

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@waxshead: Do you mean Transmeta?

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@Nth_man: this works only, if you can at least access the directory and read the file without being root. Yes, this is one reason I use Krusader and its...

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I really hate that kate is not allowed to be run as root. A warning is ok, but there are situations in which you don't have other practical choices. Because...

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sorry, the "..." were only a sort of *drumroll* ^^

at /, both . and .. are pointing to / . So e.g. /../../../ points to / again....

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@cl333r: .. on / points to ... / ;-) Because of this: Yes, that works.