MarleTangible

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by MarleTangible 5d ago
One of the comments mentioned that they have a bus size of 2048, which may be why the latency is higher. > These chips have a massive bus size of 2048 bits, instead of the 64 or 128 bits (dual channel) used by DDR5.
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by MarleTangible 11d ago
Honda found a work around where they show you a warning on your dash if you disable data collection, similar to maintenance being due or low fuel.
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by MarleTangible 11d ago
We were blaming Bambu Lab, but apparently Google is no different.
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by MarleTangible 16d ago
I would like to raise another question. If I recap a meeting onto physical paper, by hand, is it still considered a felony? The point I'm trying to make by this exaggeration is that sometimes the information itself is private and recor
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by MarleTangible 16d ago
I'm quite skeptical of rust usage leading to anything that helps consumers. Microsoft managed to add arbitrary code execution to Notepad. And it all points to a total disregard of the end-user, not lack of talent or capacity.
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by MarleTangible 16d ago
Reminds me of how they allow OEMs to install bloatware through Windows update now. I believe LG did something that leads to various app installs when you connect their monitors via HDMI.
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by MarleTangible 16d ago
Outlook, Teams, and other all show up as msedgewebview2.exe, so you also don't know which app is consuming gigs of memory doing nothing.
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by MarleTangible 1mo ago
They also installed their AI apps to users' computers through their mouse driver without asking anyone.
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by MarleTangible 1mo ago
I have no idea why a mouse driver is the single largest program I have to restore my computer.
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by MarleTangible 2mo ago
> the aft fitting shear plungers were not correctly lowered and not engaged in the seat tracks. [0] To be honest, in an emergency, this can easily create the perfect storm. [0] https://www.federalregister.gov/documents&#x
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by MarleTangible 2mo ago
You know who else sounds like LLM from time to time? ESL - English as a Second Language. People learn English from books, and get introduced to phrases through reading or interacting with others within the same community. So, it sounds like
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by MarleTangible 4mo ago
I always saw it as a trust-chain and think that anyone is welcomed to create a root certificate and distribute it to whomever trusts them. Most simple services may not need TLS, but with the ISPs eavesdropping on our communication, a form o
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by MarleTangible 4mo ago
In theory there is no difference between theory and practice, but in practice there is. Well, it gets complicated quickly when a wide range of users involved.
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by MarleTangible 4mo ago
And YouTube recently (and silently) started approving multiple in-add ads for videos longer than 20 minutes. They destroyed the long-form content creators with their shorts push, and now it looks like they're trying to recover a little
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by MarleTangible 4mo ago
Just curious, what do you do with the increasing number of companies that use push notifications as a form of advertising venue, and how do you differentiate the security warning notification from your camera app from their special weekly a
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by MarleTangible 5mo ago
Back in early days of personal computers, the instructor told us that a computer just does what you tell tell it to do, though not always what you thought, and making a mistake thousands of times a second hurts a lot.
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by MarleTangible 5mo ago
Sorry, I was responding to the comment, not the article. > Distinction without a difference.
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by MarleTangible 5mo ago
I think it's about owning the consequences of one's own actions.
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by MarleTangible 5mo ago
Please be cognizant of fake plugins. They replicate entire plugins including the readme files and link to the original repos, but the code itself is different.
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by MarleTangible 5mo ago
I agree, for anyone who's not familiar with it, one is a marketing term while the other is the actual measurement.
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by MarleTangible 5mo ago
So 40 containers carried transported by 20 trucks and then by 3 cargo planes?
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by MarleTangible 5mo ago
Surely you would increase the salary of the current employees if you're hiring new people with higher salaries. Also, it sounds like the entire premise is "people don't want to work because they're not being paid enough&
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by MarleTangible 5mo ago
Seems like distros consider it a medium risk because it doesn't involve remote code execution and requires local access. Though it allows local root privilege escalation which is considered high priority. https://ubuntu.com&
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by MarleTangible 5mo ago
For reference: https://translate.kagi.com/?from=LinkedIn+speak&to=en
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by MarleTangible 6mo ago
A vendor I never interacted with emailing me usually has no respect of me.
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by MarleTangible 6mo ago
There's definitely a trend of ignoring prompts and cutting thinking short.
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by MarleTangible 6mo ago
The new trend is that the legitimate corporations sending you spam regardless of your communication settings, or even after unsubscribing for the 10th time. Yes, I'm looking at you Teal HQ, you're spamming us even 3 months after d
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by MarleTangible 6mo ago
With various websites planning to introduce micro-transactions to read their contents, maybe the end-users should start charging for email deliveries. You want to send me an email? Please give me $1 first, and if I don't like your cont
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by MarleTangible 6mo ago
The number of files in the node modules folder is crazy, any amount of organization that can tame that chaos is welcomed.
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by MarleTangible 6mo ago
You're absolutely right on that one. It usually starts with querying data from complex systems, and slowly morphs into a dedicated solution of itself. I started seeing a lot of OEMs integrating projects like Grafana and Metabase into t

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