Tsiklon

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by Tsiklon 3y ago
I completely agree - a computer like any system is a series of design choices, compromises and decisions. Apple's vision of the Mac appears to be of a small, svelte and powerful system with limited extensibility. These are the systems
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by Tsiklon 3y ago
I may have a poor understanding of the mechanisms involved but it doesn’t seem immediately obvious why unified memory should hold back the implementation of high bandwidth PCI-E. Except of course if they just haven’t consciously designed th
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by Tsiklon 3y ago
Is your Time Machine target HFS+ on CoreStorage, APFS, or SMB? Have you experienced the same corruption on the APFS version
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by Tsiklon 3y ago
The layout looks rather like they've taken the UK's gov.uk setup and done their own thing with it. Excellent!
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by Tsiklon 3y ago
How is their ARM build? I didn't know they offered one
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by Tsiklon 3y ago
The last Intel Mac Pro also has a sizeable number of PCIe switches did it not? At least I recall seeing them in the hardware tear down
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by Tsiklon 3y ago
This is an advert for an electricity retail supply company. An advert that is not clearly marked and that only announces itself as one in the second paragraph.
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by Tsiklon 3y ago
I do wonder how many users will run into that memory limit on the M2 Ultra Mac Pro - given that the old Intel machine could do up to 1.5T of RAM.
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by Tsiklon 3y ago
I think Apollo is a “one man band”
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by Tsiklon 3y ago
There’s only one shareholder at Meta who matters, and that’s Zuckerberg himself. He has a controlling share. If he steps down it will be of his own accord and no one else’s.
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by Tsiklon 3y ago
Raw milk is frequently used to describe non-pasturised milk - this of course shouldn’t be drunk unless you know exactly where it’s from. A glass of milk isn’t so strange here in the U.K. I occasionally see people drinking from pint cartons,
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
Is that the component of the aircraft that allows it to yaw? If so, I imagine it’s less than ideal for this to fall off at speed.
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
Is this a physical Azerty keyboard? How do you get around having to hold shift to type any number?
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
This has been a thing for at least the last couple of years, 802.1x with EAP functionality based off the SIM. If you’re in London in the U.K., it’s how EE automatically grant access to the “EE Wifi Auto” network available in the London Unde
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
I am by no means a chemist (beyond a secondary school level), but burning CO2 doesn’t seem possible. Doesn’t burning through application of some energy split the bonds of complicated stable molecules into less complicated, but stable molecu
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
That seems like a bit of an oversight on Wired’s part. How did that get through without disclosure?
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
This is a fair point, breaking mechanical compatibility will at least stop any electrically exciting goofs from occurring from plugging a low voltage DC lamp into a (comparatively) high voltage AC socket.
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
If I had to guess, the number at the end is the ASIN (Amazon Stock Indicator Number), this is unique among all items listed on the site. I suspect that as long as that number is in the correct location, the page will load the right item.
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
I really used to enjoy reading lifehacker in years gone past. When Kinja happened, and then gawker imploded I gave up completely as by that point the articles had taken a turn for the worse. I hope this offers the site a new start and they
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
As much as I hate that no other browser engine is allowed on iOS, browser engine monoculture is toxic, and overtly caustic to the open web as a whole. Safari officially adopting Blink would have wide rippling effects beyond Apple's own
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
16:10 has been around and relatively popular for at least 17 years. The original 2006 MacBook Pro had a 16:10 1440x900 panel
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
>> "user and revenue growth has not kept pace with our expectations" > So, they are growing, but not growing faster than some [arbitrary] goal? Actually the absence of a direction in this sentence is specifically vague la
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
The fun thing is that generally, people do not like perfectly flat audio. From a subjective perspective, I think that perfectly flat feels like something is missing. I think perhaps this comes from our own hearing not being objectively flat
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
This seems to hint at a more fundamental difference in approach. The grandparent comment is saying that the conductors should check for student IDs to validate that the passenger is travelling with correct authorisation. Your comment indica
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
Indeed it was. Albeit it was a moot robbery as you say, given that every note taken was known to the bank, and the whole class was obsoleted within weeks
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
I think the Northern Irish notes have a worse and more obscure place in England than the Scottish ones, up until last year there were 4 different issuing banks in Northern Ireland: Bank of Ireland, Danske Bank, Ulster Bank and First Trust B
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
This makes sense given the close history of language between the two and that pre-Euro, Ireland's currency was the Irish Pound or Punt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_pound
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
At a push the PS2 could do 720P as seen in aspects of Gran Turismo 4 (like it's screenshot mode) which to my mind is phenomenal.
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
I believe the Verge and others are hopeful for a resurrection of the bootcamp application to support natively running ARM Windows on ARM Mac hardware. Much in the same way as they did when they sold Intel Mac hardware
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by Tsiklon 4y ago
You can run with more memory in parallels’ pro SKU. Albeit at increased cost.

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