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by Zandikar 5y ago
Marvell, Fungible, Broadcom, and Intel (though they may brand them as IPU or something else, they're in the same market/use niche), possibly more.
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by Zandikar 5y ago
I've actually taken to using a Javascript toggle extension that defaults to off. Makes the web a far better experience when it comes to venturing into unfamiliar territory (going to a site you haven't been to in a while, if it all
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by Zandikar 5y ago
Agreed. if its like 2-5 posts maybe, but a multi-page thread that bouncing around in time frame? Nah. Just wrote a blog and tweat a highlight from it and link to the blog post.
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by Zandikar 5y ago
This is a "review" from someone that claimed they didn't finish the book, or, perhaps they did on a previous reading, but don't remember reading it, and the reviews details are not only sparse, but don't make it out
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by Zandikar 5y ago
Just want to point out this isn't a new bill just passed, but multiple bills/initiatives, the first of which that started a few years ago and have been (and continue to) going into effect. Additionally, the number of boards that w
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by Zandikar 5y ago
Precisely. Another commenter said they were shocked to see this community have a negative reaction to telemetry in this instance (and/or generally), and this is why: For-Profit corporations have routinely and repeatedly demonstrated th
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by Zandikar 5y ago
They most certainly have a profit motive, they're a for profit business. It's not their only motive, but it's their primary one, and all other decisions they make are judged against their impact on the bottom line, this dec
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by Zandikar 5y ago
The boom lasted about 30 years, not 1 year. Source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1033027/fertility-rate-u...
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by Zandikar 5y ago
> I want you to believe my christian message but I will not force you to do so. I don't want to introduce laws to force you to believe what I believe. I don't want you to lose your job because you don't agree with me. Perh
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by Zandikar 5y ago
Gonna have to agree here. If a cable fails, its easily swapped. Not great if it's proprietary, but it doesn't break the device itself. If a non-replaceable battery fails, you're likely looking at a cumbersome repair/rep
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by Zandikar 5y ago
Ah yes, The trades are underpaid and undervalued and as such everyone else that gets paid more is entitled and not deserving of a living wage and should just "suck it up". This sort of thinking just drags everyone down, and improv
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by Zandikar 5y ago
>TikTok feels like the least toxic environment. That's because It's the least commercialized of the social platforms and dominated by youth (for now). AKA we're at the end of it's honeymoon hip-new-platform phase. The
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by Zandikar 5y ago
Yes, it does. Because this is a officially supported hardware list (read: liability to support, which heavily influences enterprise and business purchasing and upgrade decisions). It's important to remember that "support"
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by Zandikar 5y ago
That's the invisible hand of Intel pushing their good buddy MS to burry the Meltdown/Spectre vulnerable family of products from officially supported software. EDIT:Or at least those family of products too old to be patched to a su
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by Zandikar 5y ago
You mistake everyone using javascript to do those things as the only way it's possible to do those things. That's certainly not true. You can use HTML, Canvas, and CSS to do just about everything you mentioned. Video is easy. In p
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by Zandikar 5y ago
> Software needs to reach out to the internet... No, you stop. It absolutely does NOT need this functionality. Is it nice? sure. But it should be opt in and prompted, not opt out and automatic. > that doesn’t work for crash reporting
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by Zandikar 5y ago
>the AMD 4700S only supplies one PCIe x16 expansion slot, which is restrained to a x4 signal. This means that the list of supported graphics cards is very limited as well. Worth noting (without further information) that "supported&q
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by Zandikar 5y ago
Modern cars last a long time, regardless of the powerplant. Old cars having catastrophic mechanical failure doesn't drive ownership turnover - in fact the opposite is true for most vehicles, as it's easier and cheaper to address s
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by Zandikar 5y ago
Just because the company only values your time at X an hour, doesn't mean you're content wasting that time for X an hour. Idle time at my old minimum(ish) wage jobs when I was younger was honestly the biggest stressor I had. When
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by Zandikar 5y ago
Nope. These are new SKUs (LHR variants), not a patch that retroactively applies to existing stock/sales. If anything, so long as crypto demand persists, this will result in a upward influence on the scalping price of the currently exis
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by Zandikar 6y ago
No, it's still relevant. The US Operations whole intent was to challenge China's expanding territorial sea claims, and more generally to reaffirm the Freedom of Navigation in accordance with International law (and not just against
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by Zandikar 6y ago
Agreed. It's one thing that made a great first impression on me with protonmail, as external content is disabled by default.
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by Zandikar 6y ago
I interpreted that statement as asking a question on Stack Overflow (as opposed to just searching for existing content on SO) is openly hostile to new users. Some may consider "Hostile" an extreme take, but I'd be shocked if
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by Zandikar 6y ago
I'm 4000 hours deep into factorio, been playing since I think v0.13? Whenever it first hit steam in 2015. QoL mods: - Long Reach: Highly recommended if playing on >1080p res display - Squeak through: Once you start laying pipes for
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by Zandikar 6y ago
Simple: to make your ISP money off of easier to hit bandwidth cap overage charges.
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by Zandikar 6y ago
They said Grant, with a T, not Grand.
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by Zandikar 6y ago
You can't separate Doubleclick/Ads business of Alphabet into its own company in a good faith anti-trust breakup of the conglomerate, most of the other facets would likely tank within 18 months without (specifically, the ones depen
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by Zandikar 6y ago
Facebook having a "VP of Integrity" is laughable. They must have workshopped it and discovered "Minister of Truth" was a bit too on the nose.
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by Zandikar 7y ago
Stadia and other streaming/remote services like this big selling point is giving customers access to higher fidelity content, without having to pay for the hardware to render that high fidelity content, and marketing has made a big dea
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by Zandikar 7y ago
> the number of ways they have held back computers over the decades. Nonsense. There's a lot of valid reasons to be critical of Intel (largely stemming from general malicious business practices and greed), but suggesting they haven&

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