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More types of IO as well? So Magsafe and HDMI making a return?
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Because it works for them.
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Is that with bad signal? Sounds like something is wrong with your setup. Got a Unifi AC LR and it only adds about 4 to t 6ms over Ethernet.
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This seems like someone with a ideological bone to pick. You don't need to opensource your software that uses their products. They link this article of their's at the bottom: https://anonymoushash.vmbrasseur.com/20
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I have no idea what you're talking about. Honestly I think you're a bit out of touch with how people use the internet today. I've got two monitors. I've played an MMORPG before where I have a YouTube video playing on the
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So there's a need for it, it's just that you don't have a need for it. I'm happy with my 1gbps connection where I can download a 50GB game in less than 10 minutes.
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The demographics of this site are really highlighted when topics like this come up.
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It uses a CPU from 2014 however: https://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Puma/AMD-G-Series%20GX-412TC....
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This might be a silly question, but would they be able to do 1gbps routing?
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I've seen it before and it looks really good but the CPU was released in 2014 So I'm a bit worried about future software support. Reading this: https://teklager.se/en/knowledge-base/apu2-1-gigabit-through
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I've currently a Unifi USG at home with my 1gbps symmetric connection. Generally it's pretty good. However a recent software update has completely broken IPv6 prefix delegation. So I've been thinking of replacing it with a m
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It depends on whether there's a local alternative and whether it's desirable. The key thing is whether the product is fungible. A Boeing part isn't going to be useful to repair an Airbus owned by a US carrier.
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So I've not had a look at this software before. I had a look at their website: https://hsd-dev.org/guides/win-install.html It doesn't say that you require docker. Docker is one of the options. You could eithe
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From this article: https://wccftech.com/intel-launches-tiger-lake-h-tgl-h-mobil... Intel say they have the fastest single threaded performance of any laptop processor. They show a graph of a benchmark of something called S
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https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-russia-cyber/se... "A Senate Intelligence Committee report released on Tuesday supports three U.S. intelligence agencies’ conclusion that Russia tried to help Dona
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There's a difference between people giving them negative press and the USSR. One was a government and the other is random people saying "I'm not going to be your customer anymore" There's also plenty of open source
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The idea that was put forward by the Repuican party is that people had a right to refuse service. I'm not arguing that discrimination is okay. But the RNC did argue that. So it's entertaining to see.
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Any service you are a customer of have clauses with say that they terminate your service if they want. Republicans have fought for people's right to do so. If you recall the case of baker that didn't want to make a gay wedding cak
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" Business software maker Salesforce.com Inc said on Monday it had “taken action” to prevent its tools from being used by the U.S. Republican National Committee in ways that could lead to further violence around the country’s president
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These governments should build their own media platforms that allow their politicians to tweet. And only have it that it's mirrored on services like twitter
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pfsense and opnsense are BSD based routers. openwrt is based on Linux
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Maybe Parler should have done their due diligence and planned for if their email verification service stopped working. The logic doesn't even make sense. Twilio goes down for them and then they just allow anyone access to user account
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Thanks! So I'm guessing the issue might be that Android mandates 4kb page sizes whilst the A10 CPU has a minimum of 16kb. Whilst Ubuntu and other standard distros don't care?
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I doubt AWS deleted the disk images.
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There's plenty of use cases for an app to use EXIF. Like if I'm using a gallery app, I want to be able to filter by location. Or people that post online might want to tag their location.
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Very cool! So it looks like they built upon this project that tries to install Android on iPhones. https://projectsandcastle.org/status They mention: " Apparently they struggled to get Android to run because A10 mandat
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The trump campaign raised $200 million from soliciting donations to challenge the elections. Maybe they could have used some of that money to do just that? There's plenty of money to at least try.
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Does Microsoft disallow people from using the Microsoft marketplace for VS code extensions in their own editors? Because I notice on Edge, if I visit the chrome store, it gives me an option to install extensions from there.
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There's a lot of love for the M1 Macs. Medium send me emails of recommended articles and always at least one is a blog about how good it is. What are the issues people have been experiencing? No laptop is perfect.
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The video where the woman was shot trying to enter the corridor leading to where where politicians were hiding has two people trying to smash down the door to get to them. There is also a picture of a fully masked person carrying zip ties d
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