ChrisRR

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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Exactly. This has been the case for decades. Newspapers have had advertising despite no being free, but if they didn't they would be so much more expensive
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
The issues of large scale infrastructure are so different to running a glorified NAS at home
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
I feel like if you're writing C then writing with memory safety in mind should probably be autonomous anyway
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
> I didn’t get very far, lack of memory protection makes things really hard What was the issue with lack of memory protection? If you're used to programming in C is there actually that much difference to running on a modern PC or e
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
I tried doing it in C a few years ago but wasted so much time just not having a string library
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Whenever companies make moves that people don't like, the comments go on as if they haven't thought any of it through They knew they would lose customers, they've factored that into their business plan
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
VMware are the big players
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
And so what? Companies coming in to fill the gap of the market you're leaving isn't a concern
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
When you're trying to limit the variables on a study, yes. HIV reception between men and women has many differences so it can be better to limit your study and get twice as much data
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Because people like to tinker
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
"Simply" If you're making money from aussie customers, you need to comply to aussie rules
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
I think it's more that Africa is more populated than people realise and the Beatles weren't as "worldwide" as people realise
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
It's such a stupid argument. That because the handbook didn't list the specific method of cheating it was therefore allowed. How about just don't cheat?
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
God the forced smooth scrolling on that site is awful. They enshittified their own site
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Why not?
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Hmmmmm what possible links could there be between 2020 and food delivery services? It's impossible to tell
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Infowars basically was a supplements business. Sold a load of soy based products while ranting about soy
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Only if they notice. They're stupid enough to have followed infowars in the first place
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Maybe. The enthusiast market doesn't necessarily represent the average consumer. Just look at how many products people buy based on cost alone
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Thanks for the info. So if I wait a few months for stock to replenish it sounds like the 9000 series X3D may be a good option for a future-proof gaming PC
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
I got a bit confused by the X3D CPUs as many places listed X3D is the equivalent to the largest i5. But on the flip side the latest X3D is a few years old so I didn't know why it's better than the more recent version of their non
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
I don't follow PC hardware at all but recently I'm looking into replacing my 10 year old gaming PC and would normally just throw in an upper-mid range Intel CPU and be done with it But with the recent failures of intel CPUs it&#x2
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Surely there must have been a better source for this than the daily mail
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Energy security is way more important than people make out. You'd think that politicians would focus on relying less on the countries that they have political tensions with
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Musk also has a track record of being a gigantic tool to serve his own interests. So I'll only believe it when I see it
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Us non-americans watching americans arguing amongst themselves over nothing is enough proof to show that polarisation is absolutely working It's baffling why america treats political parties like sports teams
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
The same reason he does half of the insane shit he does. Because it serves his own interests He doesn't want to actually improve america, he just wants fox news to pay attention to him 24 hours a day
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
As a non-american, I don't see what else they could be defined as. Why try to seek a middle ground with the far right when they clearly don't want to
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
I've never found one of these that works for more than simple diagrams. No matter which I've tried, once the diagram has more than a few nodes the layout goes wacky and you have to write so much additional code to hack it back int
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by ChrisRR 2y ago
Because often a payout and money in your pocket is worth more to you than the years of uncertainty If someone offers you cash today to buy something which either might go up or down in value, many people will take the cash

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