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by chx 3y ago
Nope, the big ongoing cost is in support. Humans. The big upfront cost is trenching. The rest is potatoes. If you think the "big heroes" of an ISP are the router wizards, oh boy. It's the permit people. A ransomware gang has
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by chx 3y ago
that was my parent, I didn't.
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by chx 3y ago
Note my writeup re TB4 vs USB4 in ThinkPads (and in general PCs): there's no difference in practice . https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/16mpz2q/on_usb4_v...
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by chx 3y ago
Especially when you consider you could VPN to Turkey and get it for 1.15 USD a month, if you do it for five people then it's 0.46 USD per Youtube Premium account. https://www.reddit.com/r/VPN/comments/14m
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by chx 3y ago
> Soldered CPU/memory makes sense for performance. And I have talked about storage.
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by chx 3y ago
> I'm not a big fan of any SoCs which have soldered-on RAM or storage, Funny way of putting "I am stupefied people pay actual, real world money for a laptop with soldered on storage".
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by chx 3y ago
https://www.sliceproducts.com/products/safety-cutter works and works well. It's cheap too.
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by chx 3y ago
Not with nVidia, no, they are 4 displays, always has been. The NVS810 8x display card is using two GM107 GPUs. AMD is 6 displays. You see this rarely on consumer boards but the ASRock 5700 XT Taichi for some inexplicable reason did expose a
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by chx 3y ago
> The more RAM you have, the faster + smoother your experience using an application will be, This is the mentality that MSI targets with the $1300 AORUS Z790 Xtreme X motherboard. More is clearly better, right? Nope. Not at all. In this
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by chx 3y ago
Yes and they do not make this clear and then people come crying to reddit when they find out. It gets even better with Apple steadfastly refusing to support MST well over a decade after its introduction so even if you have an M\d Pro or Max
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by chx 3y ago
I think you replied at the wrong place.
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by chx 3y ago
You can test the latest scam for free! Yay!
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by chx 3y ago
This has an AI smell to me. I mean, sure, companies have been able to produce large amount of insubstantial nonsense but this is ... new.
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by chx 3y ago
https://goughlui.com/2023/10/22/tested-project-usb-c-pd-trig... More on the ZY12PDN: https://lygte-info.dk/review/USBmeter%20yzxStudio%20ZY12PDS%...
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by chx 3y ago
The N100 is a really interesting CPU: Atom has sort of caught up. Basically you are looking at Skylake performance at a fraction of the power. https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/5157vs3542/Intel-N100-v... Of cou
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by chx 3y ago
I am sorry but either math or English comprehension fails me. 12 000 Wh/kg vs 400 Wh/kg is 30 times better.
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by chx 3y ago
In Wise I can have a personal and business account with a single login, how does this work with Bunq? What documentation are they asking for business accounts?
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by chx 3y ago
Yeah it took them 16 days to unblock the Austrian company. As I said, that was fun. We had insane luck because my brother and I are operating an entire international network of small companies (mostly because you can't employ people ot
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by chx 3y ago
In the 90s I sort of attended two universities at the same time in Hungary (given the time and the place it's not as big a deal as it sounds) and I said to the second one, hey I know the basic stuff, let me attend the more advanced one
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by chx 3y ago
Tao got his PhD at the age of 21 and a tenured professor chair at the age of 24. To compare, at the age of 21 ordinary people only get their bachelors and typically it's 23-24 they when they get their masters degree. A PhD takes severa
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by chx 3y ago
to the best of my knowledge, yes
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by chx 3y ago
this is why o&o shutup is invaluable
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by chx 3y ago
Maybe you are not. This offering definitely sounds like something for on prem and not a large data center. Basically, if your core competence is hosting stuff you don't need the extra value they provide. But if your core competence is
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by chx 3y ago
Yeah I just bought a new home in Birżebbuġa, Malta and you bet every single piece of official and unofficial documentation has it as Birzebbuga. No one wants to deal with this.
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by chx 3y ago
I have been a flyertalk member for 15 years :) Yes you can contact airlines via twitter for sure but I don't think those are the same people who have access to the GDS.
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by chx 3y ago
Have you actually seen an airline where the staff handling Twitter also does the actual rebooking?
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by chx 3y ago
was it called assembler though? I was looking and https://web.archive.org/web/20120910064824/http://www.bitsav... does not say so but http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/cdc/cyber&#x2F
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by chx 3y ago
Look up Enshittification from Cory Doctorow.
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by chx 3y ago
There's a massive difference between going from free to say a few hundred dollars a month to $42k a month. It's not even whether the org can afford $42k, it's the process. Say 300 USD a month is something a low level boss can
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by chx 3y ago
They manufactured it starting 1979 -- but they were ready by 1975. It was just politics. The Japanese visited Járosi for the prototype many times and made a gazillion photos. There's zero doubt where the idea came from. As far as I am

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