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Tbh having a seperate io core can simplify scheduling.
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Cat soap operas and babies trapped in space: the 'AI slop' taking over YouTube
(theguardian.com)
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Some people here work at (exactly) 100% of fb scale.
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Need a price to know if I will buy. I doubt you would cover R&D at >$1000, could easily be >$100 unit cost for a short run, but more complex watches can be <$10 strait from China.
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Neither will decision makers
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The HDMI works perfectly, you do need DisplayLink for the third screen which is fruatraiting but a lot better overall then the next best Arm64 laptop.
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M1 with Ashai Linux
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So do I
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Whilst this dose applies to all distro's to some extent; it is Arch's main distinguishing feature, it is a 'rolling release' with all parts being constantly updated. RHEL for instance gives you a 13-year cycle where you
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Still better than CVS then /s
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Usually PVC not dissimilar to your home plumbing; but yes at temperate it can leach.
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I can't see any language in the statutory instrument suggesting anyone had any intention of applying it to Wikimedia? The most likely outcome is the court will reassure them of that. This might help other people running similar website
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They can build a solid legal case on their exceptionalism _and_ hope the court uses it as an opportunity to more widely protect the open Internet. The fact that the letter of the law means you can't have an open Internet isn't the
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Yes, with Asahi (Now a Fedora was Arch initially). Think the fingerprint reader still didn't work but not really tried. Also only one external monitor (or DisplayLink) but the screen, sound, battery life, performace all best any x86 I
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Been daily driving an M1 for two years at this point; no complaints.
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Percentage chance this is 100X more efficent at the general purpose computing ARM is optimized for: 1/100%
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Wanting to be Nvidia is fairly understandable.
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I am sure we are all grateful for Proxmox's generous donation; but if €10k is newsworthy for a Foundation with Perl's historic profile, I would be very worried.
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Would rase a lot of questions: if the game is better if you choose the stats why dose it not let you without another device?
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'Correctly' being dropping IP bound VPNs so they can be reestabilished on the cheaper network, or transfring with no distruption even if it incurres cost?
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Yes, Frontpage tried to lock reading to Internet Explorer and hosting to IIS several times. Even with the best will in the world switching editors lost fidelity.
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It dose render them illigal to sell without studying their safety.
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Interviews are a two way street. If you strongly imply that working around servers that only do one thing is part of your day to day work, a lot of people will want to work somewhere they can learn about more modern software.
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Just sounds very circular. We attribute all of these to Raphael because the are no examples we have attributed to his colleges.
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Three highly trained assistents to one of to he greatest artists who over lived, credited with contributing to major masterworks couldn't learn oilpainting? A common evening class subjest, nearly universally considered much easier then
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Enough to more than half the traffic to most sites if the blocks hold.
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They can get highly qualified space engineers to do a lot of pre-qualification work for free though! (Cunningham's law)
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It seems perfectly reasonable for any library to take the stance they are not a security barrier. It is up to people using libxml2 in applications and OSs that have the resources to issue CVEs and track embargos. I am sure any resulting PRs
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An ultra bright IR source from an unexpected angle?
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The stake of FB and people now employed at FB at the executive level is clearly over 50% it seems very odd they are convincing anyone this is a minority?
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