StopDisinfo910

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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
One, you are entirely moving the goal post. Nothing was said of winning. The discussion was about catching up and catching up they did. As I said, the market is competitive. Two, because the actual power consumption is not 65% higher - that
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
Well, recheck. Both Qualcomm and Mediatek have caught up on the phone SoC market. The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 has a slightly better CPU than the A19 Pro but a slightly worse GPU. Apple has a very slight advantage in watt usage but that&#x2
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
The issue is obviously one of trade-off. Google pays content creators so little they have all started including ads in their videos. Si technically as long as you are counted they get paid. Meanwhile, Google is more and more aggressive with
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
> Apple has had better mobile hardware for years. Well no, Chinese phones are above Apple material-wise (better battery, better cameras, better cooling) and on par SoC-wise since last year. That's what makes Google's strategy s
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
The example you provided doesn't sit right me. If the mistake is one error of author and location in a citation, I find it fairly disingenuous to call that an hallucination. At least, it doesn't meet the threshold for me. I have s
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
It's always easier to focus on a shared ennemy than to look inward. Talking about the Draghi report forces people to confront that the EU is actually extremely disunited at the moment and the political landscape is very messy. The repo
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
The article paints a situation where the EU is caving in to US pressure and completely ignores the very real criticisms of the current regulatory push coming from the EU itself. A significant part of the Draghi report on European competitiv
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
I think the article is mixing together multiple things while at the same time having an underlying bedrock of truth. The system as it stands is not viable and people need to rebel at least in how they vote but I don't think AI is the r
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
What was shocking to me is discovering that Windows 11 on a managed company laptop and Windows 11 on a store bought personal laptop feel so different, they might as well not share a name. It's insane the amount of bullshit Microsoft is
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
I also liked the idea when I used Gentoo 15 years ago but you quickly realise it doesn't make much sense. You are trading off having a system able to handle everything you will throw at it, and having the same binaries as everyone else
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
Google's strategy is as unreadable as ever. It feels like two companies fighting each other in one. On the one hand, they apparently want to be a service provider Microsoft-style. They are just signing a partnership with their biggest
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
I don't know something with a slick form factor, a great TV UX out of the box, that handles sleep well and can be waken up by a controller reliably fits a real niche I think. I might pay for that actually. Fiddling with a PC is not fun
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
Not really, no. The point of the "we" is too highlight the incredible collective effort which was required from all these massive endeavors. It goes all the way from the steel cool astronaut to the great machinists which had to
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
I'm lost by what is notable here. Valve always said the Steam Machine would be priced like a PC in its communication and is apparently delaying the launch while waiting for the components market to cool down so you would expect the MSR
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
Very sad day for the EU during an already very sad period. First, this vote by the commission is a mockery of the EU own rule. The commission is not competent for comprehensive deal mixing trade and cooperation and splitting the deal like t
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
That's simply wrong. The minimum limit for products ban in the EU but actually sold to Mercosur countries by Bayer is above zero. That's the heart of the French disagreement. The deal doesn't contain mirror close. We are allo
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
Yes, fees are capped in the EU for exemple. Considering the impact on prices, cashback is basically reverse redistribution. It makes the situation worse for the poorest customers to give money to the banks and their richest customers.
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
It doesn't have to be a religion. I don't care when I eat out. The point is not to be absolutely consistant. It's just the guideline I use regarding what I eat. I don't really eat prepared food. I mostly buy whole food t
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
Which myth? I have genuine trouble understanding what you disagree with. Industrially processed food is a very recent invention. I'm not talking about modern fad like the Nova classification here. I don't care about bread as long
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
A casual look at where people live the oldest, what they eat, and what's recommended tell you all you need to know about food recommendations then and now. It's a field where actual long term controlled experiments are impossible,
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
I don't understand what Google is doing. On the one hand, you have the CEO apparently all in on Gemini and subscriptions which should push for some kind of Office 365 "we don't care where you use it as long as you subscribe&q
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
Why not? You send the picture and ask to blur the monitor in plain text. It gives you back the picture with a blurred monitor. That seems like a very easy way to do the job. What's the issue specifically?
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
> We chose 4B because that was the maximum number of bytes that would be unused otherwise I'm sure you did but there is something funny reading this phrase while at the same time considering you have robbed two bits from your pointe
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
Not really, no. The main difference is that you don't know how many code points you have in the prefix as they use variable encoding so it can be up to four but as little as one. I imagine the choice of four bytes for the prefix was ac
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
Downvoted for a factual comment, I see the usual denial on the basis of party lines is still as strong as ever in the US. Here is a bunch of sources for the few who might be interested: [1] Eager for Credits, BMW Breaks Ground on SC Battery
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
I'm talking of the Biden-era IRA here. BMW had to invest 1.7 billions in 2022 to manufacture most of its EV directly from there as you can compete in the US market without the IRA subsidies and the conditions severely limit even which
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
I said "extended" not "opened". That's indeed intentional. Please don't use a strawman to avoid addressing the point I'm actually making. Michelin invested significantly in the site recently and BMW added
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
They extended their operations there because Biden lured them with insane subsidies. Don't commit the mistake of thinking Trump politics is a rupture from what came before when it comes to how the US treats Europe. It's been econo
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
Disagree. You need this amount of control to be able to properly filter and secure things. Wayland actually learnt that from X security extensions failure. To me, Wayland failures are more on the organisational and change management part. I
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by StopDisinfo910 9mo ago
> Adding all of it together is too much. So you set the thermostat lower by 3 degrees. Pack lunches two to three days a week and cut down the coffee a certain percentage etc. Yes, I understand, I'm not stupid. I'm sure you can

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