Linux Intel WiFi driver broken with 5&6GHz bands for longer than three years

Re:Linux Intel WiFi driver broken with 5&6GHz bands for long... by nousermane on Friday March 17, 2023 @01:24PM (#35200085)

Hug of death from HN visitors.

For fellow website admins, this is your regular reminder to use static site generators, where possible, and server-side cache where not.

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Re:Linux Intel WiFi driver broken with 5&6GHz bands for long... by berkle4455 on Friday March 17, 2023 @01:29PM (#35200137)

I’d argue SSG and caching are the same solution just a difference in where the cache resides (disk vs memory) and warming strategy (on-demand vs preemptive)

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Re:Linux Intel WiFi driver broken with 5&6GHz bands for long... by throwaway81523 on Friday March 17, 2023 @01:50PM (#35200403)

How often does a bug tracker get that much traffic? And using an SSG for one when tons of the queries will have specific filtering terms doesn't seem so great either.

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Re:Linux Intel WiFi driver broken with 5&6GHz bands for long... by kevin_thibedeau on Friday March 17, 2023 @01:55PM (#35200479)

Bugzilla routinely falls on its knees just from internal use.

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Re:Linux Intel WiFi driver broken with 5&6GHz bands for long... by froh on Friday March 17, 2023 @01:52PM (#35200441)

> where the cache resides (disk vs memory)

local vs CDN that is...

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Re:Linux Intel WiFi driver broken with 5&6GHz bands for long... by berkle4455 on Friday March 17, 2023 @07:19PM (#35204181)

There’s nothing about SSG or caching that requires use of a CDN, and it may be helpful in both scenarios as it’s just literally another cache.

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