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by bustling-noose 2y ago
You’d be surprised to know how many people don’t even have backups. It’s just poor policy tbh to stick to one computer, or more precisely have one computer and not have a way to setup a new one in under a day. If the business is so importan
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by bustling-noose 2y ago
Get a heat gun and remove the NAND. Then sell the rest of it to a local repair store or just give them for free if it's an old Mac Pro. The parts in your Mac Pro are something someone can reuse to restore their Mac Pro instead of a lan
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
Exactly. if I was an airline whos entire business depends on aircrafts then in order to satisfy my demands I cant just wait 10 years before something is available. Maybe instead of 50/50 it's become 65/35 now but that 35 is s
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
https://simpleflying.com/ryanair-wants-boeing-737-max-orders... Youll be surprised to know then someone else is willing to take the order if it's cancelled.
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
I hope this is sarcasm cause in no way Boeing is ‘poor’. There is a duopoly of aircraft and doesn’t matter what reputation Boeing gets, the orders will keep coming in. If your airline cancels an order 5 others are waiting to take your spot.
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
Another Boeing incidence. There should be a statistics page somewhere where incidences are marked on some graph or chart showing engine manufacturers airplane manufacturers airlines etc. if any exist would like to see such a page.
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
Interesting actually and not a pricing model thats doomed. Assume for 22Rs an hour (USD to INR roughly) you could go like 7-8kms within the city. If someone was to instead lease out the entire vehicle for the day (or 2 people for half day e
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
I am sorry but this is a terrible write up. Because the gist of it all is 'do what you are good at and help people' but giving examples of billion dollar companies in 90% of the write up shows - but also look at these billionaires
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
Thanks. The 7950X doesnt have a non X variant. So it seems the non X variant chips are basically doing the same - giving you lower clocks for lower wattage with an option to tinker at your own risk for pushing the chip as those are not as g
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
this is also why servers and chips that run for a long long time (think servers that aren’t decommissioned for years) don’t run such high voltages and clock speeds. What I would want to know is what happens to these good binned chips when y
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
This is like old.reddit.com/r/onlyfans I love it when I click something thats completely unexpected.
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
I said 'find so many iPhones' I didn't say they were leading. Apple sells millions of units in India and with a 5% market share in a country where average annual household income is about 5 iPhones you must realise that this
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
The investors aren't interested in Apple selling more phones each year than previous. The investors are interested in people using the iPhone as a yearly or bi yearly upgrade cycle product in their life and giving Apple money without m
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
I always assumed cable modems run linux (but its not clear from this post if it actually does run linux on its main cpu). Most, if not all, PON equipment now runs linux but modems were a different type of thing back then. DOCSIS modems were
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by bustling-noose 3y ago
What I would rather like to see is the chassis itself act like a solar panel. Of course safety is a concern as it will add weight and possibility of being brittle but they did that with solar panels, I can’t see why it’s not possible with t