Anarch157a

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by Anarch157a 3y ago
Node proccess. Apple can out-spend AMD 100 to 1, they use their deep pockets to buy all the fabrication capacity of TSMC's latest proccess for a while, meaning AMD only has access to the previos one. This is where Apples perf/watt
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by Anarch157a 3y ago
You can run 32 bit Windows binaries in 64 bit Linux if you install the appropriate libraries. In Debian, you can enable multiarch[0] for this purpose. [0] https://wiki.debian.org/Multiarch
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by Anarch157a 3y ago
São Paulo resident here. 41C in São paulo is much, much worse than 41C in cities like Recife or Natal in the Northeast region due to humidity. Summers here are humid, which makes it harder for the body to cool itself. This is going to be a
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by Anarch157a 3y ago
Copyrights should be more like trademarks. Use it or lose it. Put a limit of 10 years if the work is not available for purchase by the general public, so any work that goes out of print becomes public domain 10 years after the last copy was
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by Anarch157a 3y ago
With relativistic time dilation. 1000 years will pass on Earth, but on tge ship, it will be only a couple of decades, assuming they're close enough to the speed of light.
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by Anarch157a 3y ago
Probably the same way Samsung make a foldable screen with a layer of glass, make it thin.
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by Anarch157a 3y ago
It's not floating. If you open the image on a new tab and zoom in, at about 350% you can see a few faint pixels connecting it to the nearby loop of hair.
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by Anarch157a 3y ago
They lost because tge winner of that generation was the Wii, wich won because of it's gimmicky motion controller and good library of party games. Something simmilar is happening now with thw Switch. In both cases, being much cheaper do
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by Anarch157a 3y ago
I disagree. The company's DNA and general approach to the market was set by Gates 40 years ago, the culture he established still stands, so invoking him when criticising MS for it's monopolistic practices is still valid.
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by Anarch157a 3y ago
Only because the victims in this case were billionaires too. Remember, she was convicted for defrauding investors, not because of the harm she done to poor patients.
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
Here in Brazil we say "parece titica de galinha" (looks like chicken shit). Seem like a universal thing, comparing bad hand writing with chickens...
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
Some years ago, here in Brazil, I saw a news report on TV where they played a recording from an ATC tower where you could hear a pirate station talking over their transmissions. The pirate station was operated by a church.
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
Because Apple realised that a thin and small laptop sells better than a chunky one. Make a Mac Book the sane size as the iBook G3 and you could have a week's worth of battery. But then you wouldn't be allowed to carry it on a plan
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
Steam, EGS and GOG are stores. Ads are expected in stores. The OS that runs my computer is not. I would expect ads on Windows when I open the built-in app store, but not on the Start Menu.
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
My understanding is that the bolts you see approaching each other are precursors. When they touch, the circuit is completed and the current starts flowing, creating the bright flash we associate with lightning. That saturates the camera&#x2
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
podman + podman-compose is as easy.
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
A RaspberryPi sharing the printer over the network would do the trick. Stick it to the back of the printer, the LAN port connected to it, while sharing overthe WiFi. It works for 3D printing with OctoPi, it should work with 2d printers with
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
> one hell of a lot of power Which is much easier to generate/store on land than on space. > RF signal falls away according to distance according to the inverse square law On land, a state actor, operating on its own territory, c
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
We don't use that much corn to make ethanol here in Brazil. The share of corn in our ethanol production is only 13% of the total[1], the rest is from sugar cane. According to the research institute Embrapa, most of our corn is for huma
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
I'm a native Portuguese speaker. ZZ makes a nice pun in our language: "Zalva e Zai", from the words "salva" (save) and "sai" (exit). It might work for Spanish too.
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
Nothing beats this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6i3NWKbBaaU
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
For those wondwring, the Blackbird is the same lenght as a 737-600. So, the next time you board a 737, try to picture something that size going mach 3+...
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
I saw the Mriya landing in my city once. I was right bellow her when she was on the final approach, less than 50ft above my head. The experience was... humbling, to say the least.
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
Probably not. Look at your keyboard. Those are the keys on the right side of the home row. They probably used them because it was easier and quicker to type than 'abcdef'.
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by Anarch157a 4y ago
Every city in the path of an Interstate should have a ring road around it, instead of cutting the city in two or more parts. Basically, a giant roundabout.
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
They tried that with Itanium and we all know how it turned out.
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
Dave Jones disassembled a mainframe CPU from a 90s vintage machine. It was the size of a paperback. Check his chanell on Youtube or Odysee.
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
What I like most about it is that it can run as any user. There's no need for a daemon that starts as privileged user. Another benefit is that all images and container reside on a hidden directory in $HOME.
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
My choice for SQLite would be Super Giant. Pretty much all of their games can be used as an argument in favor of videogames being a form of art.
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by Anarch157a 5y ago
Here in Sao Paulo, theres a dinner that serves fried rooster testicles. People will eat the strangest things if they believe it will make them more "manly".

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