Nicola Larosa
Nicola Larosa
The old `intel` driver supports virtualization for 82599 cards, but not Receive Side Scaling. The new `intel_mp` supports RSS for 82599, i350 and i210, but not virtualization. We're trying to...
The Arithmetic Operators modules are powerful and versatile. However, converting formulas is sometimes difficult because, if an algorithm is selected, the result of the operation is always propagated both to...
WIP, don't merge, contains ugly workarounds to #1. :-) On Ubuntu 18.04 with Pulseaudio, the `with_max_sample_rate` method returns `Format { channels: 1, sample_rate: SampleRate(192_000), data_type: I16 }` but the code...
When running `cargo run` on Ubuntu 18.04 with Pulseaudio with under v.1.30.1, an unsupported format is chosen by `cpal` and the "Can't handle output buffer format" panic results. Once the...
While we have good test coverage for the `decred` library (see issue #70), we have only a few tests for the `tinywallet` application, including none for its user interface. The...
# Introducing [gradual typing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gradual_typing) ## Why Blockchain code has to be robust, and has to be maintenable too, so that it stays robust. Tests help because they check the program...
The `tinywallet` package still uses the old _pool_ terminology, from before the change to _VSP_ (Virtual Service Provider), in code, user-visible text, docstrings and comment.
For the wallet user interface, the `tinywallet` package uses the Qt toolkit via the [Riverbank PyQt5](https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/software/pyqt/intro) bindings. PyQt5 is [under the GPLv3 license](https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/static/Docs/PyQt5/introduction.html#license) and `tinywallet` is arguably a derivative work,...
#35 converged on the process to make the project releasable, and #59 implemented most of it. The one remaining step was to have the Package Index "decred" name reassigned to...
I'd like to disable encryption, because I'm storing the backup to an encrypted partition, and would like to avoid the double encryption overhead. Yes, defense in depth and all that,...