bonton89

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by bonton89 3y ago
Not sure about drag'n'drop. Also I've noticed that even when you're aware of the way USB passthrough in virt-manager GUI works that it seems to have some bugs. I'm mostly interested in if I can use virtualbox accele
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by bonton89 3y ago
Even Intel builds their GPUs at TSMC.
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by bonton89 3y ago
This is a common, but as much as I hate cell phone companies I don't think they ever asked for or advertised themselves as a secure identity verification solution and never should have been used as one. Tech companies saw cell phone co
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by bonton89 3y ago
They say for security purposes they need my phone number (that I've never given them before) to verify I'm me. I've seen this on first login on a new account. I guess they think I'm pretty stupid and I'll believe th
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by bonton89 3y ago
A bunch of people like to say it is fine they use the phone number because you can use your other methods as a backup if you use it. Yet I've read plenty of stories like this about google demanding everything they have on you.
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by bonton89 3y ago
Amusingly I believe Google voice needs a valid phone number to sign up for Google voice.
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by bonton89 3y ago
Truly bizarre how many large companies do not verify email addresses before setting up accounts.
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by bonton89 3y ago
What are the monthly fees on the sim card, or is part of an existing cell plan?
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by bonton89 3y ago
Sort of both resolved and not resolved since I can't remember him coming back. It did give Frakes an opportunity to play a different character later on in DS9. I liked that episode and would have enjoyed Thomas Riker showing up again f
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by bonton89 3y ago
Funny, I loved the that the split didn't resolve and let the show go in an interesting direction that most shows chicken out on. I thought season 1 was actually a little rocky and 2-3 were the peak myself. Season 4 was a complete disas
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by bonton89 3y ago
Until Intel actually releases a discrete GPU on an Intel process instead of the same TSMC everyone else is using their fab advantage remains a theoretical one in this space. It is to bad they didn't have even a power sucking discrete G
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by bonton89 3y ago
Finally we can create corpospeak nonsense at an accelerated rate and destroy the environment at the same time! A new era of productivity is upon us.
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by bonton89 3y ago
A guy I know is a manager and is a huge AI proponent and was telling me he writes one sentence about some one for a performance review and then has chatGPT blow it up into multiple paragraphs of machine generated corpospeak. I guess if his
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by bonton89 3y ago
Always seemed odd to me that House was even able to think clearly while high all the time, much less do his job at such a high level.
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by bonton89 3y ago
You can't escape social media just by not using it yourself. Put as many app controls as you want on your kids phone and some other kid will still make recordings of them and upload them to make fun of them, or worse. And if most kids
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by bonton89 3y ago
What is bananaphone? Based solely on the video I'm assuming you repeat data over and over again wasting space to obscure the actual type of content.
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by bonton89 3y ago
I disagree. Windows 7 (which is really just Vista SP1) isn't universally an improvement over XP. The update system (which lives on today still) is crappier than the XP one, even when it required IE to run it! 7 will gradually eat a who
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by bonton89 3y ago
Even if Microsoft had a proper sandbox system they would have exempted themselves from it "for security scanning and product improvement". It isn't the apps that are the problem, it is Microsoft.
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by bonton89 3y ago
I'm curious if Ableton 12 actually requires 22H2 or just is only supported. I was struggling with what to do with this recently on my wife's PC. I don't care for 11, she isn't interest in linux and 10 drops support in 20
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by bonton89 3y ago
I've heard the reason AMD bought ATI instead of Nvidia is Jensen wanted to be CEO of the combined company for it to go through. I actually AMD would be better off it they had taken that deal. Prior to the ATI acquisition nvidia actuall
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by bonton89 3y ago
Part of the problem is Intel is addicted to huge margins. Maybe of the areas they have tried to enter are almost commodity products in comparison so it would take some strong leadership to convince everyone to back off those margins for the
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by bonton89 3y ago
There's been lots written about this but this is my opinion. Bulldozer seemed to be designed under the assumption heavy floating point work would be done on the GPU (APU) which all early construction cores had built in. But no one is g
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by bonton89 3y ago
The whole drumbeat from OpenAI has always looked like using regulation to create a moat out of thin air. Are any of the open models in danger of disappearing soon? Should I be downloading local copies before it is to late?
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by bonton89 3y ago
This is technically possible but politically impossible. Any system you make like this will get special government peaking exceptions added making it non-anonymous and probably rank corruption from industry lobbying will add some sort of us
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by bonton89 3y ago
I believe American light switches are intended to confirm to a standard if installed correctly. But that all goes out the window with a 3 way switch.
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by bonton89 3y ago
Does green (usually these are blue) mean yes? Every time I see one of these I realize I don't understand them and I'm not even sure they are consistent in behavior. I usually use a context cue to infer what they mean. The dumbest
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by bonton89 3y ago
I wish there were more options for phones with hardware switches like this.
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by bonton89 3y ago
During AMDs long dark age Intel shipped an iGPU on basically every mainstream desktop and laptop CPU which obliterated the cheapo bottom end of the market and as others have mentioned killed off any remaining GPU makers as their niches got
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by bonton89 3y ago
Intel actually had GVT-g which let you do 7 time slices of the iGPU and give them to VMs. They abandoned it after 10th gen however it was never available on any of their dedicated GPUs.
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by bonton89 3y ago
I'm almost positive some iGPUs were tested and found that when loaded they caused the CPU portion to throttle. Which is logical because the heat is all right there. Generally it wouldn't be a problem as you wouldn't be loadin

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