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Image in the article says TSMC 28nm. https://www.cnx-software.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Pico...
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The Titanic is famous because of the hubris involved; it was the biggest, fastest, most luxurious ocean liner ever, that sunk basically just because its captain was trying for the Blue Riband on its maiden voyage (also, a lot of rich and fa
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It may be more that that's what the dealerships stock and push, but there really are very few other differentiators. The Crosstrek comes stock with a 6-speed manual instead of the Impreza's 5-speed (though 90% of them are sold wit
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His work, personally? Not his executive team, not his engineers, not the warehouse workers making $15/hour, the work of Jeff Bezos and only Jeff Bezos?
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For reference, this is roughly the same as the GDP of Kansas, or the market cap of Toyota.
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That was a weird time. They also charged some trivial amount (I think $2 or $3) to upgrade the wireless drivers for OS X to support 802.11n.
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What? There’s been one US president who was previously governor of California (Reagan) and one who unsuccessfully ran for governor (Nixon). No other political candidate from California has even been nominated. We’ve had seven presidents fro
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To continue this, “normal” is a technical term in photography: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_lens
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Reminds me a bit of “PSD is not my favorite file format”[0] 0: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5355708/psd-file-format#...
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Related, an excellent long-form New Yorker feature about another recent attempt: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/02/12/the-white-dark...
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The only third part SSD vendor I’m aware of is OWC: https://eshop.macsales.com/shop/ssd/owc/macbook-air/2013-201...
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Eminent domain exists and is frequently used in China (as in the US). Do the terms of this lease somehow exempt the US consulate from it?
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Westone makes a Bluetooth cable with the same connectors used on most Shure IEMs: https://www.westone.com/store/music/index.php/bluetooth-cabl...
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Sure: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2016/12/the-life-...
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You're looking at overall density but not actual population centers. Over forty percent of Maine's population is located in the Portland metro area. Over eighty (!) percent of Alaska's population is in the greater Anchorage a
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Docker for Mac uses the built-in Hypervisor.framework through xhyve. Still virtualizating Linux, though, so there's some overhead.
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See also: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/06/09/anarchists-...
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Are there any audio quality comparisons with other codecs at higher bitrates? Their chart[1] only goes to 128kbps, with a couple cited tests at 96kbps and 64kbps. 1: https://opus-codec.org/comparison/
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The largest city in Vermont has a population of 40k. If this development succeeds in attracting a population of 20k, it will be the second largest.
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Back in the day nearly every "port" was a full reimplementation, from the code to custom graphics and sound. Such are the perils of writing to bare metal.
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Romero discusses this briefly here: https://vimeo.com/148909578
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A must-read book? Go on, make me
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Somewhat related, an article on the Guardian about "cultural cantankerousness" and the rejection of popular things as a defense mechanism: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/jun/24/wh
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Only on older hardware. Anything with an A9/M9 (iPhones 6S and SE, iPads Pro) works on battery power as well.
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Looking at the installation instructions, the Rhea claims to require some soldering. The Phoebe doesn't, but still requires disassembling the system. They also each only work on specific versions of the hardware (20- vs 21-pin), and wh
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Many, but certainly not all. Redbook audio (along with tons of grainy low resolution FMV) was more common in the earlier days of the CD-ROM, when creators were trying to justify the format, but hadn't figured out more interesting ways
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See also: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/06/03/us/elections/t...
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Strange that this only has any effect in Beijing, despite the company being based in Shenzhen. Do China's lowest-level courts only have citywide jurisdiction? If US patent decisions only applied to the location a suit was tried in, I s
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For modems, for some models (not Verizon or anything to be sold in China, apparently). A lot less exciting than the headline sounded at first. Still interesting, but not as much as Intel fabbing the A10 would have been.
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The third-party Siri, before Apple purchased the company, worked on any iPhone running the version of iOS it targeted. After the purchase it was relaunched as an integrated OS feature for the 4S and no longer available for older iPhones. Ja
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