InTheArena

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by InTheArena 5mo ago
How many sales do that 1% drive? They also tend to be the evangelical users / YouTubers / tech bloggers that drive sales for the company. Bambu is following Synology's footsteps here. And just like Synology, they will wake up
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by InTheArena 5mo ago
That's not true - that's a canary that Bambu through out there to distract from the thing that they absolutely took steps to force everyone into their ecosystem (which just happens to only sell their product, and to monetize print
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by InTheArena 5mo ago
As I recall, the features in the Selectric where what sank the Killian documents forgery a few years ago. Even the Selectric (which was the defense about claiming that the proportionally spaced document that was produced perfectly out of Mi
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by InTheArena 5mo ago
It's also worth remembering that Ted Turner also funded and asked for editorial changes to the the movie version of Gods and Generals, which downplayed slavyer and embraced the Confederate "lost cause" ideology. Most histori
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by InTheArena 9mo ago
I picked up the same monitor as the author. I'm pretty happy with it myself - I have the Pro-Art display that the author has as well, and the volume of color makes a huge difference for me. But OLED is a remarkably personal technology.
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by InTheArena 10mo ago
This is incorrect. No sim support here, and no cellular modem either :-)
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by InTheArena 10mo ago
Yeah, I was thinking of running a Occulink connector to the side of the case, the problem is that this would need a riser, and I don't think that occulink - even with a redriver, would do well with two additional physical connectors. O
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by InTheArena 10mo ago
I ordered a framework desktop and got it "by accident" - in that I forgot that I had put down a deposit on a fully maxed out Ai MAX395+. After a few days of using it, I decided to keep it, and given how incredibly expensive 8tb NV
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by InTheArena 10mo ago
Ubiquidropped all cloud requirements, but I am not sure what you are referring too here.
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by InTheArena 10mo ago
You’re probably better off getting a GL device. They already have support.
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by InTheArena 10mo ago
I really want to adopt the world view of this developer, but the more I read it, the more this comes across as someone relatively new to a particular industry who really doesn’t care about his job. I can empathize with part of this - who do
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by InTheArena 11mo ago
I pre-ordered and picked up a framework desktop with 128GB of DDR5-8000 inside of it. This is the type of system that is the a indirect byproduct of the change towards AI - it may not have been what AM was originally intending with the AI M
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by InTheArena 11mo ago
You realize that this statement was completely fabricated by a legalization proponent, correct? No historian takes that "quote" seriously.
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by InTheArena 11mo ago
Depends, do you travel through any of the airports in Europe, use many of the train services in Europe, get power from spain, portugal or (non-nuclear) France? Fly on a Airbus, or a Boeing with RR engines? There are legit reasons to be skep
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by InTheArena 11mo ago
The first two are reasonable positions. The third, on the merits of the argument in the article, is absolutely bonkers. It's the UK government that is unleashing this stupidity on the world. There is no European alternative that is any
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by InTheArena 11mo ago
Which is why Airbus is around today. The amount of launch aide (including Marshall plan dollars!) that the European governments flushed into Airbus to keep them afloat for years is why they are still around.\
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by InTheArena 11mo ago
A quick control-F didn't find the name John Leahy. Without that part of the story, I think you really miss what took Airbus from an also-run European institution to a global force. Some of his story there is really something.
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by InTheArena 1y ago
Sorry, the entire political establishment learned that debt didn't really matter back during Bush and then Obama. How different would the world have been if either of the two "grand bargins" that Boehner started, and then Oba
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by InTheArena 1y ago
at some point - spending stops becoming a political game, and we start to take debt seriously. But no one in politics won't do that.
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by InTheArena 1y ago
Thanks for the pointer. I have been struggling to get either a oculink or USB4 PCIe tunnel to work with the framework desktop. HOpefully some clues here.
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by InTheArena 1y ago
I think it's beyond that even - it's for local AI toolchain model development and testing or those people who have a ore-exisitng nvidia deployment infrastructure It feels like nVidia spent a ton of money here on a piece of infras
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by InTheArena 1y ago
I picked up a framework desktop and am running it through it's paces right now. So far, it's a impressive little box. I'm really hopeful that this continues to drive more and more enthusiast support and engagement. Getting st
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by InTheArena 1y ago
They do support SSH and well beyond feature parity with the edge switches (finally). But yes, they are UI driven not text driven.
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by InTheArena 1y ago
The Edge Router line has been what, 5 years old since any major update? But these are still being supported. The CCTV stuff was replaced, again 5+ years ago, but I have been using Unifi switches, and Unifi protect for ~10 years now, and h
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by InTheArena 1y ago
Just a few words of caution - this doesn't directly compete with synoplogy. It's literally just a NAS box. That said, it's a NAS box at a awesome price / performance / capability point _if_ and only _if_ you are alr
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by InTheArena 1y ago
1)It's been forever since I have used the legacy interface, so I google'd it it went away in 7.3, which was 2+ years ago, so it seems you may be on a very very old version of Unifi US. I'm running 9.5.18, and I can confirm th
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by InTheArena 1y ago
Under these regulations - Foreign companies (anywhere in the world, including goods traded between the United States and Europe or any other nation in the world) now need Chinese government approval to export products containing any amount
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Rare earth gambit reveals next phase of economic warfare(politico.com)
3 points by InTheArena 1y ago|1 comments
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by InTheArena 1y ago
Really? Please provide a decline in net dollars (excluding projected drawdowns) that demonstrates this point. On a dollar-by-dollar basis, regardless of economic station, _every_ American has seen a combined discretionary + non-discretionar
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by InTheArena 1y ago
Actually, the US has joined. Although it has not joined Pillar II, the effective tax rate, according to third-party economists, shows adherence to the 25% number. Even the UAE has joined at this point.

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