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beezle
6y ago
It might be possible to add a usb-c flashdrive. I'll let you know in a few weeks when I get mine. In any event, document storage of 8GB is quite a lot - I have many pdf textbooks on mine.
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Achilles: Small Chip, Big Peril
(blog.checkpoint.com)
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6y ago
It is not just optical astronomy. Radio is also in danger https://www.thespacereview.com/article/3702/1
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6y ago
Also, that was a record Q2 in revenues for INTC. As much as I love AMD and that they are now competitive +/- in most cpu metrics, Intel held its own with a lot of 14++ inventory that is only now shifting to 10nm. Reality is, there is
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6y ago
INTC investors are quite unhappy tonight. Down 11.25% at 54.20. Anyone expecting the Robbin Hooders to understand comparative lithography, well... there's a bridge still available in NY. Maybe INTC will still make a lot of money but
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beezle
6y ago
Not being an office 365 user, how is it any different than other software? For instance, I believe the LibreOffice installer defaults to install all the modules. But I can change it to just install writer and calc.
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6y ago
TFA notes that people take their phones out of pockets. I believe the real reason for that is phones are now so large that they are uncomfortable to have in any pocket while sitting. Also, idk - if your pants are so tight that you can'
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The problem is that there have been no large scale studies on those who were released from the hospital nor on those who were deemed 'not sick enough' to be hospitalized in the first place. Hopefully TX, FL, AZ are used as a basis
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6y ago
I suppose it is all relative and that it is good starts did not tank more. I do wonder though how many of these starts are builder spec vs pre-existing contracts with large deposits? Longer term chart of housing starts show just how depres
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6y ago
Back in the early/mid 2000's I used to basis trade LLTC against MXIM and now and then ADI. Always thought TI would be the buyer of LLTC or MXIM.
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6y ago
Because it will be obsolete and 6G will be the new hotness in seven years.
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Chipmaker Analog Devices to buy Maxim Integrated in an all-stock deal worth $21B
(cnbc.com)
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So much talk about UI this and that - how about leaving UI and feature set alone and instead focus on speed and memory foot print? Though recent versions are better, it still feels slow compared to Office.
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6y ago
You are probably right, though I know I never had a full pint and don't recall seeing others with them when I was there.
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beezle
6y ago
You should try to get your hand on some of Lawson's Super Session #N, N varying by time of year and reflective of the type of hops used.
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AFAIK its only available on tap, frequently at ski area restaurants.
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There are more than enough brewers and distillers in VT that it won't be that big a deal. Regionally at least, Alchemist, Lawsons and Switchback are bigger names now. Hemp has also become a thing.
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beezle
6y ago
Sip of Sunshine has always been brewed at TwoRoads. Super Session is also brewed there. The rest of the line up is local at the Waitsfield or Warren facility. Double Sip came before Sip as well. Alchemist AFAIK only has local distribution
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6y ago
Never really got into most of the Magic Hat offerings. Single chair was ok. I was surprised they never really did much with the tap room, instead keeping it to just to small samples and merchandise rather than going full tap room like eve
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6y ago
Started at the beginning but all things come to an end. What was once a sports centric + news service has become more and more bloated. Is the audience really cord cutters? As it is probably far cheaper to get a cable+internet package tha
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6y ago
Can I switch with you? I pay $88/mo for what is rate as "25 Mbps" high speed service. Reality? 20-22 Mbps down and 6-8 Mbps up in the local area, falling off significantly with distance (10.5 down just now to SF). This is a
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OK sure but what good is that when my next TCP/UDP activity after a dns lookup is to actually connect to that host? The upstream ISP knows exactly where you are going right? They can store and reverse that info and do with it as they
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Recent studies have shown that covid antibodies disappear very quickly in a fairly high percentage of positive cases. https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opinion/studies-report-ra...
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New is old....SSC was about the same size though only 40TeV but by now would have had a magnet upgrade to surely push close to 100TeV
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GlobalFoundries Makes Microchips During Lockdown
(sevendaysvt.com)
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I took an RDBMS class to complete a comp sci minor back in the dark ages.. 1984ish. Agree at some level it should be taught. Disagree on the Java thing - its use is very wide spread outside of academia. Rust? Not so much, maybe one day. I
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That's not really what has happened here. Asset/fund managers buy all types of fixed income instruments - government bills, notes, bonds, municipals debt, corporate debt, mortgages, bank loans, on and on. During the mayhem in late
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6y ago
Thank the Fed for this bubble explosion. All those bonds they've been buying? What do you think happens with that loot? BTW - MSFT 1495B AMZN 1320B GOOG 1002B TSLA 188B (QCOM+AXP) (edit grammar)
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Of course, this assumes that the testing data is accurate and indications are it may not be. Politico ran something today suggesting quite a few states had inflated the number of tests done. Also not clear is whether they are unique test
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6y ago
You raise an interesting point. I've been considering upgrading to threadripper from an older Xeon system but am put off by the cooling requirements (cpu, video, system) and how negative that will be on background noise.
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