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by 55873445216111 5y ago
The Digi-Key price is $4. The direct price when buying millions of units will be a fraction of the Digi-Key price.
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
display-switch has saved me so much time and has been so useful during work from home. thank you to the author.
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
Not true. I run display-switch on only one of my two computers and the monitor switches back and forth with my USB switch.
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
Can it run over TCP? Or only UDP (UDT)?
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
Do you want to live in a world where most people are completely uneducated?
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
Mullvad doesn't even ask for your email address!
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
I treat all security questions as if they are just an additional password. I use a password manager and store a random string for each required security question.
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
If 5950x was designed for 240W max power like 12900k, then it is likely that the optimizations AMD would have needed to implement in the silicon would have also provided some additional frequency headroom. It's all hypothetical though
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
I use Duplicati (duplicati.com) with Backblaze B2 as a backend for my backups. I get billed by GB-month and I get to define exactly what files to backup and how many versions to keep.
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
https://youtu.be/h02a2HSB58M
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
Must also take into account that many industrial processes are not easily restartable. Even if only shut down for 1 day or 1 week, it can take multiples of that length of time to ramp back up to 100% output rate. Complex factories do not sw
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
China could always shoot down some satellites if Starlink allowed access in China without approval. Yes, there are 1000's of Starlink satellites, but I doubt SpaceX wants to get into this kind of a fight.
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
There is a big fight over Avgas going on in San Jose over Reid Hillview airport. Yes, while total use of leaded fuel now makes up a tiny percentage, it is still measurably significant to the people who live in the flight path of a municipal
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
AMD and Intel have gotten much better at pushing the stock CPU frequencies up to the actual process limits as compared to 10 years ago. Also the various Turbo boost features now automatically push it even further towards the limits when the
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
Buy direct from manufacturer. Samsung, Western Digital, etc all have their own online stores.
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
I am Not Sure.
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
"How come no tattoo?!"
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
Yes! SSNs are already not private given the number of hacks that have occured. Today, the real damage comes from the fact that people/businesses still believe they are private. Publish a list of all SSNs would eliminate the mispercepti
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
Really impressive and a plesently surprising feature from AMD. I imagine the real target market for this is Eypc server CPUs. Eventually they might be able to cut the L3 cache out of the CCD die completely and rely only on external SRAM die
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
Engineering resourses are limited. It takes significant effort to transfer and verify a design for a new process. Why pull off engineers working on the next gen products to retapeout an old product on an old node? I doubt it would have ROI.
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by 55873445216111 5y ago
It's not correct to think that increased prices solves shortages. I work in automotive chip industry. We have many cases where no amount of money could fix the shortage within the next 9 months. Only choices for carmaker is to produce
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by 55873445216111 6y ago
Among these only Samsung and TSMC have 7/5nm in production. GF and UMC aren't even pursuing it. SMIC is far behind.
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by 55873445216111 6y ago
Testing is accelerated using high temperatures according to the Arrhenius equation to determine typical wear out.
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by 55873445216111 6y ago
Good point. I guess what I meant to say is that ECC memory is not marketed for greater than JEDEC speeds.
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by 55873445216111 6y ago
I think the premium is a "convenience fee" people are currently willing to pay.
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by 55873445216111 6y ago
"Hustling" tends to get viewed as "price gouging". Reminds me of a story from 2006 during Katrina. https://abcnews.go.com/2020/Stossel/story?id=1954352 Shepperson thought he could help and mak
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by 55873445216111 6y ago
* One such trick was the restart DoS attack. It’s simple really. shutdown /r /m \\IPAddress /t 0 * Today in schools, this would sadly get you expelled for "computer network hacking".
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by 55873445216111 6y ago
You can get ECC UDIMMs from Supermicro. They are rebranded Micron DIMMs. ECC memory is not going to go as high of frequencies as you might be looking for. They will only go up to the officially validated speed of the CPUs. https:/&#x2
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by 55873445216111 6y ago
States all get the majority of their tax revenue from some combination of sales tax, income tax, and property tax. If income tax goes to zero then I guess the other two must go up. I would guess he advocates repealing Prop 13 as part of his
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by 55873445216111 6y ago
There are some memories supporting basic in-memory operations. For example: https://mosys.com/products/blazar-family/be3rmw-bandwidth-en... . This supports operations like read-modify-write within the memory devic

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