DiabloD3

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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Use APs that are designed for group deployment. Deploying Ubiquiti's APs in managed (as opposed to standalone) mode makes this easy; even iPhones will transparently be passed from one AP to the next. I agree, though, the OSX/iOS r
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
It's actually because of ClearType that I hate screwing with layout. This doesn't really effect the iPhone, but a lot of apps completely ignore your intended subpixel layout . Windows or X/Wayland can be set correctly, and
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Neat, but I kinda wish manufacturers would quit making cursed displays like this. Either follow the existing convention, or try your best to hide the subpixels entirely.
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Yes, 802.11ax added all the technology required to allow subchannel slicing in both the time and frequency domains. Lets say you had a 5ghz 8x8 160mhz AP (maximum allowable by spec): if all you had were 1x1 20mhz clients, you could theoreti
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Bootcamp is a joke. Every Intel Mac runs a complete EFI impl based on the stock Intel one, and can just boot Windows without Bootcamp. Also the only way to install using GPT, as Bootcamp's bootloader hides the GPT header (and OSX uses
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Is every NYC mayor an outright criminal, trying to transfer the wealth from Americans to their rich real estate buddies? Adams is doing it right now. de Blasio did it. Bloomberg was a Bloomberg, and did it. Giuliani is so crooked that pos
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
I was using that for years. Apple hates their own customers for not having written that themselves, and forcing us to use some half-assed driver included in Bootcamp that made the whole thing seem state-of-the-art circa Windows 98. That s
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
He isn't kidding. The Scientologists believe that Xenu, their equivalent to the Devil, solved overpopulation by putting all of his unwanted citizens on this planet, blew up the volcanoes with nukes to kill everyone, and then take all o
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
People who use Chrome, or any Chrome-based browser, are inherently self-destructive and greatly confused. Chrome, and Chrome-based browsers, perform worse, are buggier on; especially on non-Nvidia drivers and especially on OSes other than W
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
My favorite is /leaders. Shame I'm not in the top 50 anymore, but there just ain't a lot of good content to submit anymore and karma whoring seems like a waste of time.
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Oh, I've seen this anime. Didn't end well for Sydney.
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
I don't see the point of this. Why wouldn't you just use Firefox instead? Chrome is malware.
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Yep. I gotta give em props, almost looks as good as Control.
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
It's even neck in neck in titles where Nvidia paid the developers to trash the console optimized path (which would have been ported as an identical DX12 path), and write an entirely new, much slower, DX11 path. Why? Because Nvidia&#x27
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Honestly, I'm not surprised. Bluetooth is an unsecured microcontroller that does not run an open source firmware (and yes, I'm aware, the CVE is partially enabled by the software stack as well). By definition, that is a security n
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Your humor is on fire. Wait...
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Now you get to work on your terminal fulltime now ;)
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Ultra Pro Max+ Championship Edition
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
> "blood money"? Software patents are math patents, and math patents are not legal under US law, yet the USPTO continues to issue them. Many standards organizations require you to open the patents to anyone implementing the spe
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Qualcomm owns patents on an international standard. They sued Apple and arguably won, although they settled out of court. Apple had bought Intel's LTE unit and the patents that came with it, and Qualcomm and Intel both licensed patents
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Arguably, any system that uses a Qualcomm SoC is not secure: either they do it on purpose, or they truly are incompetent, or it is a mix of both. No Qualcomm phone I've ever owned I've been truly happy with from the SoC SDK perspe
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
It isn't about "sufficient contact". Google knows exactly who to call at any of these companies, and those people will pick up the phone when they see Google is the one calling. Qualcomm actively botches the security of their
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
The problem is it isn't "Android baseband", it doesn't run on the CPU that Android does at al. Instead, an entire second whole computer (not even a "microcontroller", in many cases they are just as powerful per
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Given how many extremely high quality, end game, niche items I've ended up buying from Japanese companies, I'd agree.
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
You are partially right. Flops isn't everything , its just a major component of your capex and/or opex if you rely on enterprise compute for the majority of what you do (ie, machine learning). The cost of doing business that isn&
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Still, weird to hear the "everyone who actually has to make these decisions, the ones that know that" continue to make expensive suboptimal choices. To each their own, I guess.
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Its weird people keep repeating that. I've been fortunate enough to meet a fair number of programmers who have moved onto make-AI-go-brrrr jobs, most of what they're handling is AMD hardware. Nvidia strongly missed the boat by con
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
You mean Vega. Volta is a Nvidia arch. Vega's marketing pushed Nvidia to make what is ending up to be the best product series they will ever make: series 10. That isn't much of a joke, it scared the shit out of Nvidia, and they bl
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
"Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information)." Shame.
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by DiabloD3 3y ago
Ha ha, don't insult me. I am a Debian user since 1999.

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