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by bpye 3y ago
And for what it’s worth Apple and Imagination do also - Imagination being where tiled rendering really started.
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by bpye 3y ago
The UK has both, you can buy digital tickets, you can buy tickets online and pick them up at the station, you can buy them on the digital machines at the station or at larger stations you can buy them at the service desk at the station.
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by bpye 3y ago
There have been other attacks in the past that would meet that bar, the first that comes to mind is WannaCry - seeing as it disrupted the NHS.
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by bpye 3y ago
I knew about the HiSense eink phones before, but this one makes me particularly sad. This would be a great device for me if it was well supported in North America. Alas…
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by bpye 3y ago
> You can probe what was learned if you have access to the model; it'll tell you Could that not also be hallucinated?
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by bpye 3y ago
You can get some relatively affordable 10G-BaseT SFP+ transceivers these days too. My home server has a DAC to a switch whilst my desktop is connected at 10G over Cat6. I don't really have the ability to saturate 10G but can quite easi
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by bpye 3y ago
Various libraries in Metro Vancouver still have CDs, though they tend to be more popular artists.
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by bpye 3y ago
The printing machinery is quite unfortunate. Beyond being large, dynamic dispatch makes any attempt at stack size analysis much harder. I’ve used Rust for some embedded side projects and I really wish there was a way to just get some unique
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by bpye 3y ago
Canada introduced new regulations in response to cases like yours [0]. It required some persistence but Air Canada did abide by the regulations in my case last year. My flight from Vancouver to Toronto was delayed by a couple hours and I mi
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by bpye 3y ago
There’s almost certainly an A5 [0] on the Zen+ SoC as well. [0] - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Platform_Security_Proces...
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by bpye 3y ago
Typed notes have never worked for me. In university I used a Surface Pro to take notes with OneNote, which worked decently well - and I could link other resources, search, etc. These days I just use a regular notebook. I've been tempte
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by bpye 3y ago
I've had a Cooler Master tenkeyless for nearly 10 years and I still use it. I have had to repair a couple solder joints over time however.
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by bpye 3y ago
Atmos and DTS:X for home theatre setups don’t have any additional licensing fees however.
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by bpye 3y ago
> Why do we have an IPv6 header Ah you’re an optimist I see
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by bpye 3y ago
> Along with the termination of perpetual licensing, Broadcom has also decided to discontinue the Free ESXi Hypervisor, marking it as EOGA (End of General Availability). So it’s subscription or bust? Owch.
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by bpye 3y ago
I’ve found the Office web apps to be pretty good for my occasional use and they obviously work fine on Linux.
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by bpye 3y ago
That's great, but it's absolutely not high DPI. iFixit estimates the pixels per degree (ppd) of the AVP at ~34 [0]. A MacBook Pro at 20" is over 90 ppd [1]. A 27" 1920x1080 display at 22" would match the AVP at 34pp
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by bpye 3y ago
> 2 to 3 is a bit of a jump because now you can keep slack or teams or email on the third monitor (rotating is great for this). In my personal experience, having Teams or Outlook visible whilst I'm trying to work is a negative impac
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by bpye 3y ago
I seem to remember the early SiFive HiFive boards coming with a sticker to put on the insanely bright blue power LED on the board.
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by bpye 3y ago
I wish everyone would offer in-band ECC. I would generally be happy to pay the memory cost to get ECC. At least AMD allows you to use ECC memory with desktop parts, Intel still use it for market segmentation.
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by bpye 3y ago
Different operating systems also have subtle differences in enumeration - I don’t think there is a great way to mitigate that.
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by bpye 3y ago
Checking the volume of my go-to mug… I’m not far off that 4L/day. Definitely 3.
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by bpye 3y ago
Well, even in that context you have AWS for example doing control plane operations on a different SoC - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/whitepapers/latest/security-desi...
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by bpye 3y ago
You can still walk or drive - just take the headset off to do it…
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by bpye 3y ago
Even Wayland is mostly usable on a desktop now - so long as you don't need colour management anyway [0]. [0] - https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland-protocols/-/m...
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by bpye 3y ago
Valve has supposedly sold "millions" of Steam Decks - https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/9/23954205/valve-steam-deck...
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by bpye 3y ago
I'm kind of impressed that a kernel panic doesn't just result in a black screen and that passthrough still works.
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by bpye 3y ago
You could do something like an active optical cable if you wanted - adds expense but given the price tag of this, probably not insurmountable.
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by bpye 3y ago
I am also a proponent of this idea. I bought a Sharp R21LCF microwave last year - it’s a commercial microwave and the single control is a dial to set the time. It’s great!
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by bpye 3y ago
Telus in Canada is a bit annoying. Residential connections get dynamic IPv4 and not-quite-static IPv6 /56 - I had the same prefix for about 6 months until some recent maintenance changed it. If you pay for a business connection you can

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