SomeoneFromCA

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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Not for famicom afaik. And I see no point putting yet another 6502 on cartridge.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
And pushing the envelope, while paying close attention to identifying the pain points.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Thanks for the info!
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
You should probably tone done your speech, and lay off the patronizing attitude, no matter how well justified are your artguments.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
What is HIV yucca?
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
How giving them life sentence would be less efficient than a inefficient, error-prone practice of death penalty?
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
I was thinking about making a chess cartridge for a famicom, with something like lower end arm in it.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
On one hand cool project, on the other - e-waste, unless made of recycled ics.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
No not really. Nowadays debian has pretty fresh packages. At least Debian 12 had most of it packages newer than 22.04.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
I use docker from the docker PPA: https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/debian/#install-using...
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
Debian release cycle is almost exactly 2 years, much like Ubuntu with some deviation. You can install Debian, on ZFS if you want. Now speaking of corporate customers, well that is not a great argument, as even more users use Red Hat, which
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
boring derivative article, providing no new details.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
I dunno, still do not get the value of LTS Ubuntu, when Debian is almost exactly same in terms of user experience.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
The best of them, most technical, are all taken by us, Eastern Europeans/ex-USSR.
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by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
yeah, baloo would crash anyway lol, as it always does.
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
I get that, but in GP post there was a zero need to use a buzzword instead of something normal, such as "problem" or "issue" or smth.
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
No it is not. https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2020/05/letters... https://ca.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/corpo... It is a bloody corporate buzzword.
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
Ahaha, no. Every time period has its own distinct style. you can tell the difference between Magnus, Kasparov, Capablanca etc. Lots of innovation in chess in fact, almost uninfluenced by machines.
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
LOL
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
"20 years ago at the Dayton hamfest". yeah explains a lot. There is a lot animosity from older gen EEs towards lead free solder, lot of lies as the flux is more poisonous etc., however the point is in fact is not only personal har
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
I find a lot contradicting info about what the idle consumption of AMDs is, different graphs show different numbers (so I do not trust the source you've linked, as my own 12500 machine idles at about 25w) , but overall consensus on Red
82.
by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
Huh. I wanted to do the same for many years, but you have actually done first. Cool!
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
Yeah, well standard drivel from lead soldier connoseurs. The flux used for tin-bismuth or tin-germanium solders is exactly same. No point to perpetuate extraction of poisonous substances.
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
Good riddance.
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
60w bulb can literally blind you (temporarily)these days.
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
at 512A current you are capped somewhere around 750w.
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
AMD CPU idle at high power, which kinda negates efficiency when loaded.Now their G series desktop CPU the opposite, idle very very efficiently.
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
I run 50mv undervolted 12500 which gives me about 20% lower consumption.
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
I wonder about NZ, Taiwan and Japan.
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by SomeoneFromCA 3y ago
proisreal, antiisarael, skepticism is always useful.

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