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by Quequau 9y ago
Is it just me or is this piece essentially devoid of any sort of real analysis? They ran a linter and then did a one liner pretty-print on the output... and then close with observation that there a lot of false positives and potentially &#x
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by Quequau 9y ago
It's always about cashing checks.
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by Quequau 9y ago
Intel already supports a significant number of PCIe 3.0 lanes with their Xeon E5 chips. If I recall supermicro sells a dual socket Xeon board with 10, 8xPCIe 3.0 sockets.
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by Quequau 9y ago
Some years ago I read a moderately well fleshed out proposal to create a European semiconductor consortium as a sort of an Airbus for CPUs. My recollection is that, while it was somewhat flawed, it was an idea with significant merit.
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by Quequau 9y ago
That's disappointing. I use Opera on the desktop mostly because of my mostly positive experience with their browser for iOS.
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by Quequau 9y ago
Optane is on sale now.
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by Quequau 9y ago
Well sort of but scale is different, yeah?
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by Quequau 9y ago
I know it would be a major undertaking but I can't help but think that building a similarly dis-integrated but complete computer would be a really interesting project.
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by Quequau 9y ago
Doesn't IBM have the facility to migrate processes (by virtue of Virtual Machines) from core-to-core, processor module to processor module, and machine to machine. I'm fairly confident I've seen that in their hypervisor on Po
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by Quequau 9y ago
Yeah, this is not particularly credible.
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by Quequau 9y ago
So you're going to just systematically submit every recent story from that domain? Again? You did the same thing yesterday and the day before.
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by Quequau 9y ago
It's been some time since I have read the reviews of the big Sony devices. My recollection is that the most recent version will only handle PDFs. I think it does support making annotations but with some sort of weird limitation. Anywa
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by Quequau 9y ago
I suppose selling for several thousand dollars is better than not existing at all... not sure it's a whole lot better though!
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by Quequau 9y ago
Oh very much yes. Though I feel compelled to point out that my brief foray into getting Android running on Nook, the disconnect between a graphics system predicated on the sort of refresh rates that exist on LCD screens and the reality of
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by Quequau 9y ago
I would love to have an unadorned A3 or larger e-Ink device to mount on the wall next to my front door for a smart calendar/weather/to-do. I also really, really want an A4 sized eReader but for reasons completely beyond me the onl
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by Quequau 10y ago
I live in a tiny flat in Austria. The vast majority of my washing dries overnight provided I actually get it done around lunch time... even when it's raining. I don't even put it outside most of the time. If I'm in a major
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by Quequau 10y ago
This strikes me as a bit of a contradiction. I get why one might chose a more expensive Xeon processor and I suppose I can sorta understand needing a display for a server. But surely the iMac, so far at least, is all those things where de
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by Quequau 10y ago
This is something that Richard Stallman and Cory Doctorow have been warning about for some time now... The war against general purpose computing.
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by Quequau 10y ago
Hold up. I thought AMD was actively courting third parties to partner with to do mixed IP development (wrt graphics and GP GPU compute) and that licensing restrictions that they had were almost entirely related to the x86 side of their bus
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by Quequau 10y ago
I think a lot of this next generation solid state storage level memory is going to wind up being ill suited for the dominant interconnect standards (e.g. DDR, SATA, or PCIe). I also really wonder if it isn't going to take a really lon
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by Quequau 10y ago
This would be less an issue if Facebook would forthrightly handle account deletion. As it is now it's simply not possible for a regular person to decide that they do not wish to further participate with any of facebook's services,
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by Quequau 10y ago
Or you know, the costs have fallen and the flexibility & capability automation has improved.
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by Quequau 10y ago
This seems like a really, really terrible idea.
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by Quequau 10y ago
Well Brunhilde Pomsel has unfortunately recently died.
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by Quequau 10y ago
Porsche made a really interesting hybrid track car that used a carbon fiber flywheel based storage to harvest & power an electric motor mounted on the front wheels.
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by Quequau 10y ago
I suffer from tinnitus predicated on hearing loss and I routinely experience auditory pareidolia as part of what amounts to prior stimulus replay. For example where I live there is a test of the civil emergency sirens every Saturday at noon
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by Quequau 10y ago
NO. "thelocal.at" is not a reliable source. Moreover, the same folks run a bunch of identical "thelocal" sites with a vareity of country specific TLDs and they're all over the top, agenda pushing, clickbait.
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by Quequau 10y ago
Rockchip has reputation for not following through with drivers for their ARM SoCs. I wonder if this will suffer the same fate or if perhaps ASUS will pick up the ball.
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by Quequau 10y ago
I find this whole thing, as in Oracle itself I guess, hard to understand. In their presentations at Hot Chips for the past couple of years they've repeatedly highlighted hardware features which seemed to be only accessible using next g
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by Quequau 10y ago
I've had this thought myself. I've also considered that perhaps it might be useful to push some of those containers off the desktop system to some other box on the local network. I use an old workstation and having too many apps

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