ThaDood

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Intel offered to acquire SiFive for more than $2B(bloomberg.com)
16 points by ThaDood 5y ago|2 comments
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by ThaDood 5y ago
Fair point. I did not intend to be as blanketing as I was. I assume there are a number of people who would not mind going back into the office. I think my point still stands, as long as employees do not have an option, some will leave.
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by ThaDood 5y ago
I guess it depends on the industry and if you/the industry you work in has been effected by COVID. Working as a bartender or cook at a restaurant? Doubt we will see a mass resignation. Unless people decide they are tired of shit treatm
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by ThaDood 5y ago
If Google had a paid, ad-free option for more then just YouTube and some drive space I would be happy to pay it. I don't know if I would shell out for paid Google searches but I would at-least like to see an alternative option.
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by ThaDood 5y ago
Isn't most companies "value" all based on perception anyways? Especially when about to IPO.
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by ThaDood 5y ago
This is a great point. My evidence is anecdotal but I became a vegetarian about 5 years ago. I used to hate all of the meat substitutes as the tasted "off". Now, after a few years of not eating meat, I could not tell you what chic
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by ThaDood 5y ago
I wish!
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by ThaDood 5y ago
A little bit of both.
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by ThaDood 5y ago
I like the concept of NFTs as it pertains to allowing artists more "control" over their works but I see no value in NFTs as a means of investing or really anything other than the modern pet rock. That being said, I still think it
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by ThaDood 5y ago
Not to be a naysayer, but do you have any sort of evidence to substantiate this claim? Any evidence of exceptions to laws regarding the usage of the watershed and lake with specific regards to Foxconn? Or any kind of indication that a bottl
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by ThaDood 5y ago
A bit ironic that RT is talking about this, right? A country that has some censorship issues is mocking a stupid award from a western company that also has censorship issues.
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by ThaDood 6y ago
Not sure if links are allowed but I think Real Science on YT has some pretty good information on GMO mosquitoes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrIS7mia36k
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by ThaDood 6y ago
I bought some GNT back around 2016-17 because I thought it was a cool concept. Held it for a few months, years maybe? I can't recall for certain. I do recall Brass Golem getting released which was supposed to be a big deal and I never
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by ThaDood 6y ago
Not for me personally, but I have seen a lot of kickback from some people on other forums. Although that could just be the audience. But I honestly think that if Proton gets 80-90% of the work done for devs most probably won't bother t
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by ThaDood 6y ago
I cannot speak to VR stuff specifically, I have heard of some issues with VR from lurking on other forums but I have no personal experience with them. As for performance implications in my experience it tends to vary. Some games running on
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by ThaDood 6y ago
Proton is the reason I moved from a Windows + MacOS machine to GNU/Linux full time. I understand the concern that some hardcore enthusiasts might have about it making devs lazy when it comes to developing native ports but to be honest
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Extending no-cost Red Hat Enterprise Linux to open source organizations(redhat.com)
1 points by ThaDood 6y ago|0 comments
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by ThaDood 6y ago
I think the point may have been that nano is a safe assumption to be on most any GNU/Linux machine where as gedit might not be and that nano has all of the commands listed on the screen for quick reference. For example when I was takin
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by ThaDood 6y ago
UBPorts, technically it is Ubuntu and not Debian, but Ubuntu is based on Debian. https://ubports.com/