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by Ballas 3y ago
They claim they don't, that is where the 'pure' part comes from. I vaguely recall this claim being tested, which is easy if you have the original apk to test against.
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by Ballas 3y ago
Thank you. I have decided not to watch anymore of their videos after a number of inaccurate statements made as fact that was disproven with a single Google search. If they are not even going to fact check things they state as fact, then I c
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by Ballas 3y ago
If all else is kept the same. Usually with auto exposure, it will compensate by changing the integration time ("shutter speed") or aperture in order to try and keep the exposure to the same level.
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by Ballas 3y ago
It seems they(Xilinx/AMD) might also have applied for a trademark, so I don't know if the name as used here will stick... https://trademarks.justia.com/972/53/ultraram-97253591.html
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by Ballas 3y ago
As a first language Afrikaans speaker, both sentences are perhaps somewhat difficult to parse, but also very readable to my eyes.
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by Ballas 3y ago
Did AutoCAD ever run inside Windows 3.xx? From my vague recollection, it was a DOS program in those days that was launched outside of Windows, or am missing something?
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by Ballas 3y ago
The Intel Agilex (that was used in this paper) DSP blocks natively support single and half precision floating point.
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by Ballas 3y ago
You can use arduino with any of the cheap ESP32 boards as well. That does not distinguish this particular board, with it's 3x price tag from others.
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by Ballas 3y ago
The key is to not store it on the charger. Only charge it when it is low - that dramatically increases the battery life. I have had sonicare brushes that failed due to metal fatigue with a battery that could still do ~2 weeks between charge
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by Ballas 3y ago
One of the biggest downsides to eBooks and streaming in my opinion is the availability of out of print books/music. I have had a hard time getting hold of a number of books and CDs. Some music seems to have just been lost, where the on
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by Ballas 3y ago
Which is why for some pool heat pumps you get claimed numbers of around 9, with the fine-print that the air temperature has to be higher than the water temperature.
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by Ballas 3y ago
I do find it strange that AMD is not allocating more resources to ROCM, given that that seems to be where the money is, at least from my viewpoint. I guess they have been able to sell more cards than they could manufacture, but that seems t
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by Ballas 3y ago
My opinion is that CUDA is not the mote keeping the others out - it's the CUDNN (and CUBLAS), more specifically the level to which they are optimized.
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by Ballas 3y ago
I am a big fan of Manjaro as a distro, but I would not recommend it to someone coming from Windows simply because things move fast and break - I've personally had proprietary software that worked at first, but later broke because libc
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by Ballas 3y ago
> Modern distros are a drop in replacement for Windows I really want to agree, and I am a big advocate for using Linux exactly because of the hostility from Microsoft, but for most users it definitely is not a drop in replacement. For an
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by Ballas 3y ago
I had conceded to the fact that I might be one of a very small group that feels like this about React Native, Typescript and native apps. I also did not consider that I would be in that group along with the_lucifer .
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by Ballas 3y ago
Interesting. I was just going on my limited scan through the linked PDF, which evidently was not thorough enough.
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by Ballas 3y ago
Hiding the encrypted messages so that it looks like other normal traffic. Like encoding your encrypted message (subtly) in the pixels of an image (like noise).
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by Ballas 3y ago
Yes, that is why I also found it interesting. As to their motives - I cannot comment.
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by Ballas 3y ago
Seems like UDP is completely exempt, which would allow UDP-based VPNs, like Wireguard through. SSH is also exempt...
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by Ballas 3y ago
I can't see any wires going to their camper world lamp on the ceiling, but I do see what looks like a reworked area in the hull from the back leading to it...
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by Ballas 3y ago
What do you do with expired gasoline? I'm sure it does not become much less of an environmental issue after expiry? It seems to me that it would just become a lot harder to dispose of safely.
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by Ballas 3y ago
Later VCRs actually did comply to DRM. You could not record, for instance the output from a DVD player as well as some STBs.
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by Ballas 3y ago
> "then press the three-lines" Hamburger menu? https://www.mobileapps.com/blog/hamburger-menu I share your disdain for this sort of UI, but then I'm content with a CLI...
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by Ballas 3y ago
> Please explain if you have one of these what drew you to this? Debilitating neck spasms, I was willing to try anything. I can reach any key with minimal movement of my hands. Though my keyboard is 50 keys, which I find the closest comp
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by Ballas 3y ago
Strange, I have the exact opposite. Every single one of my Samsung cards have failed, but not a single SanDisk. As my Samsungs failed, I replaced them with Sandisks, which have all been going for quite a number of years now.
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by Ballas 3y ago
I am aware of both of those, but in my case I prefer ddrescue for the syntax. For backup scripts I use dd and pv (and pigz). I recall I started using ddrescue because one of my distros would not autocomplete with the if= prefix, but I can&#
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by Ballas 3y ago
Perhaps an alias in your .bashrc for dd would solve it? I usually just use ddrescue most of the time (primarily because I prefer it's usage syntax, but it also reports status). Similarly you could alias rsync instead of copy and move:
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by Ballas 3y ago
I agree. I added a note to my comment for clarity - I did not want to discuss medication as I'm in no way qualified, but nevertheless agree with this sentiment.
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by Ballas 3y ago
I agree, but I don't think I diagnosed anybody, or at least that was not my intention. I simply stated that it's a trait and gave advice that I consider to be valid regardless.

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