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by 0x202020 7y ago
I’ve got an esports side project that was starting to get some interest within the community and generate non-trivial MRR (~4k mo). I have a closed alpha that a few teams in the league were using, and I was talking at some level to basicall
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by 0x202020 7y ago
These reviews look great for the 35/45w TDP chips. I can’t wait to see what the 15w (Ryzen 7 4800u) chips that would go in an XPS13 look like when they are released
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by 0x202020 7y ago
I have been on the saving end of some of these AWS mistakes (billing/usage alerts are important people), but alerts aren't always enough to keep them from happening completely if they are fast - Not stopping AWS Glue with an insan
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by 0x202020 7y ago
I was really appreciative of the way the first company I worked for handled my departure. Things were changing at the company so I was looking to leave anyway but then they decided to change their structure and I was given a few options in
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by 0x202020 7y ago
I managed a few HP C7000 blade systems once in an inadequate environment. They have jet like fans and at the time a firmware bug that meant the fans had two levels: 79% and 100%. Compared to after the firmware was fixed it stayed around 30%
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by 0x202020 7y ago
I saw this in a company I worked at previously. When I joined they had just moved their headquarters from the West Coast to the Midwest and gave employees the option to WFH or freedom to come into office still at new location. Within a year
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by 0x202020 7y ago
I don’t mind it, but my SO could never get used to it. We may be revisiting them soon though, thanks
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by 0x202020 7y ago
I wish my household had normal TP usage. My fiancée and I both have Crohn’s disease, we probably average a bit more than a roll per day for just the two of us. On top of this we both take immunosuppressants, so we are at very high risk righ
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by 0x202020 7y ago
To me it seems to be more so that Apple designs for Intels listed TDP and that’s it. The CPUs in the MBA are 9/10w and that is what it can handle sustained and staying slightly above base clock so not technically thermal throttling. Mo
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by 0x202020 7y ago
It seems to me that cooling is the ball that has been dropped on the new MBA. I haven’t seen one opened up yet but the heatsink design from last time (2018/2019) didn’t use a heat pipe over the CPU, it just kinda forced air to be drawn