Interesting thought [WayBack] 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
Posted by jpluimers on 2019/01/14
Interesting thought [WayBack] 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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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.
Via:
“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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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: [Archive.is] what did you pay for your E46 diamond key replacement? – E46Fanatics
Parts needed:
Tools needed:
Related Related: door lock and key problems; FM Antenna problems
–jeroen
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