Interesting thought [WayBack]Â In windows, can I redirect stdout to a (named) pipe in command line? – Super User.
The only problem seems to be a good way of creating/removing those pipes.
–jeroen
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In windows, can I redirect stdout to a (named) pipe in command line? – Super User
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Reminder to self: see how widespread support for the TCP BBR congestion control algorithm is.
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/01/14
The TCP BBR congestion control algorithm was introduced in September 2016 and became available in Linux kernel 4.9 in July 2017 after being in the news for a good 5 months (see links below). It strives for better bandwidth use and lowering latency on big data pipes.
This post is a reminder myself to see how widespread that is on recent distributions for both end-user and server systems.
- [WayBack]Â google/bbr
- [Archive.is]Â kernel/git/davem/net-next.git – David Miller’s -next networking tree
- [WayBack] kernel 4.9: please enable TCP: BBR congestion control algorithm · Issue #1784 · raspberrypi/linux
- [WayBack]Â BBR: Congestion-Based Congestion Control | February 2017 | Communications of the ACMÂ Measuring bottleneck bandwidth and round-trip propagation time.
- [WayBack]Â BBR, the new kid on the TCP block | APNIC Blog:Â A look at Google’s delay-controlled TCP flow control algorithm, called BBR.
- [WayBack] Google speeds up Cloud Platform with new networking algorithm | ZDNet The BBR (“Bottleneck Bandwidth and Round-trip propagation time”) algorithm does away with the assumption that packet loss equals network congestion.
- [WayBack] Google Cloud Platform Blog: TCP BBR congestion control comes to GCP – your Internet just got faster
- [WayBack]Â Google Cloud gets a new networking algorithm that boosts internet throughput | TechCrunch
- [WayBack] Increase your Linux server Internet speed with TCP BBR congestion control – nixCraft
- [WayBack]Â BbrTcp < PERTKB < TWiki
Via:
- [WayBack] With this simple config option you can push more data between long distance Linux server. I went from 200 Mbit/s to 800 Mbit/s. – nixCraft – Google+
- [WayBack]Â With this simple config option you can push more data between long distance Linux servers …Â (where Kim Nilsson mentions:Wow, just found this.
“The 4.10 kernel will also become the LTS Rolling Kernel in 16.04 LTS” coming with 16.04.3 in August
So, not such a long wait after all. :-)
–jeroen
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E46: replace battery in car key
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/01/14
Two videos that show how to cut open the E46 diamond shaped car key to replace the battery are below.
Far cheaper than a ~ EUR 200 replacement key:Â [Archive.is]Â what did you pay for your E46 diamond key replacement? – E46Fanatics
Parts needed:
- Panasonic VL2020 Akku –Â http://amzn.to/2emKNVNÂ or 2016 (non-rechargeable but should be compatible)
- 66 12 2 155 753 BMW Schlüssel-Emblem
Tools needed:
- Vise/Vice (German: Schraubstock)
- very sharp knife
- super glue
Related Related: door lock and key problems; FM Antenna problems
- BMW DIY Poor Radio Reception Repair, AM and FM, E46 3-Series and Other Models | Bavarian Autosport Blog « The Wiert Corner – irregular stream of stuff
- [WayBack]Â BMWGM5.com Key Recode Instuctions
- [WayBack]Â BMW FKV Keys
- [WayBack]Â BMW General Module 5 (GMV, ZKE V)
- [WayBack]Â BMWGM5 E46 Wagon FZV Antenna Amplifier
- [WayBack]Â BMWGM5 FZV Antenna Amplifier
–jeroen
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Life after Google+: an export tool that use the G+ API and runs on Google Firebase
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/01/14
Another follow up on Life after Google+ – Lars Fosdal:
[WayBack] GitHub – RomainVialard/Google-Plus-Community-Migrator
This repository presents a way to export posts from a Google+ community (in this case the Google Apps Script community), along with comments & likes (plusones) using the Google+ REST API and import them in a Firebase Database, then use Firebase Hosting to display those posts. To see a live result, simply open this URL: https://apps-script-community-archive.firebaseapp.com/
It depends on the G+ REST API (so it will die earlier than G+ itself) and hosts on Google.
Related:
- [WayBack] G+ shutdown, Google Apps Script and Firebase to the rescue!:
This is the first post of a serie going into some technical details about a migration project for Google+ communities
- [WayBack] Deploying with(out) a Glitch – Romain Vialard – Medium:
Presenting Glitch to let people easily copy and deploy a Firebase project.
- [WayBack] Google Apps Script – Google+:
To automate your life or business and universe
- [Archive.is/WayBack] Glitch:
The friendly community where everyone can discover & create the best stuff on the web
-  Via: [WayBack] Here is the second article of my serie covering the making of a G+ export tool. – Jürgen Christoffel – Google+
–jeroen
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