AzzyHN

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by AzzyHN 3y ago
As far as I'm aware, it's perfectly legal (in America) to make copies of media for your own use, even if that means removing the DRM.
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Does full disk encryption not look like random data?
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
If anything, the opposite. Most fast charging devices (any that advertises a 0-50% charge rate) end up throttling charge as it gets closer to 100% because filling up all cells super quickly can actually damage the battery. That's also
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
It baffles me that people are in support of that kind of thing. I doubt the majority of voters are, but the fact that anybody would say "yeah we should have our utilities privately managed for profit" is absurd
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
This is such a softball question, it's like you're marketing it
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Depends on whether you're encoding speech or music.
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
A 65inch OLED isn't going to have DisplayPort input. Most laptops don't have DisplayPort output, just HDMI or type C which may or may not support DP Alt mode, and even then, that caps at 40gbps
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
If Windows chugged along happily without user involvement for a decade, it'd be used for servers. Stuff breaks on Windows all the time
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Tech companies are all about revenue, and hoping to replicate Amazon
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Firefox + uBo. TOR browser uses Firefox as a base for a reason, and uBo works best on Firefox
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
I mean, T-Mobile bought Sprint. Antitrust laws might as well not exist in America
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Crossing my fingers for 4 DIMMs with XMP (or at the very least, running at 4800MHz) with the 9000 series
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Based on the release of the x3d chips for the 7000 series, you would be waiting until January of 2025 or so. If you keep waiting until the next chips come out, you'll never build. By the 7800X3D now, worst case scenario the 9800X3D is
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
To my knowledge, x86 is just more energy inefficient than the later ARM architectures. That being said, AMD chips are absolutely more power efficient than Intel chips, by a huge margin
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Certificates don't grow on trees y'know /s
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Since when are Snapchat messages private?
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Snake oil at best
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Why?
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
We do a lot of hacking
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
In a corporate environment, standard procedure when an employee's computer gets infected is to re-image it. Even if it was a stupid virus that was immediately caught, the potential risk of undetected malware running amuck is just too h
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
What would happen if they did order a ceasefire? Who would enforce this?
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
I wish I was European, or I could move there, but the most likely route would probably be committing some crime in the states and then seeking asylum unfortunately
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
As long as laptops are still sold with 8GB of RAM, I don't see this happening. Honestly not sure how much RAM that'd take but to me, it sounds like bloat
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
I mean, considering the thing's not out yet, I feel like 150 apps designed specifically for that hardware is pretty good. Not to over-hype it, but the iPhone didn't have 3rd party app support at launch either. I think a $3,500 pri
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
What's that in football fields?
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
You know what else is a privacy-first web browser with enhanced adblocking inside? Firefox with uBlock Origin
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Secure boot more or less prevents rootkits entirely
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
Scratch and Roblox, all the way
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
I mean, you can look at dating app statistics. Women get to be (or have to be, depending on how you look at it) much choosier than men
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by AzzyHN 3y ago
We do, because it's so joever

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