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by cibyr 1y ago
It has a touch wheel, no click.
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by cibyr 1y ago
Given how inane pretty much everything on commercial radio is, I'm not surprised nobody noticed.
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by cibyr 2y ago
What about it? RustPython is an alternative interpreter; it's not in the same category of thing as pip or uv.
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by cibyr 2y ago
That's still not even competitive with 100G Ethernet on a per-port basis. An overall bandwidth of 480 Gbps pales in comparison with, for example, the 3200 Gbps you get with a P5 instance on EC2.
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by cibyr 2y ago
One possibility is that at lower power settings, the CPUs don't get as hot, which means the fans don't spin up as much, which can mean that other components also get less airflow and then get hotter than they would otherwise. The
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by cibyr 2y ago
Perhaps amusingly, the implementation referenced in Boehm's paper is a still-unmerged Android platform CL adding tests using this approach: https://android-review.googlesource.com/c/platform/art/+/10
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by cibyr 2y ago
Very cool project, and a fantastic write-up! The timelapse videos of the PCB layouts are particularly brilliant.
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by cibyr 2y ago
The Manhattan project cost only $2 billion (about $30 billion adjusting for inflation to today).
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by cibyr 2y ago
Most people don't even get the ability to select among all the terrible insurance companies - their employer chooses for them!
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by cibyr 2y ago
If the new app is such a disaster, why can't they just re-release the old one?
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by cibyr 2y ago
The ability to trade creates an incentive to register for courses you don't actually plan to take, which leads to further scarcity.
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by cibyr 2y ago
The purpose of a system is what it does.
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by cibyr 2y ago
We saw with Winamp how badly it can go (lots of license violations on vendored dependencies): https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/10/winamp-really-whips-...
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by cibyr 2y ago
If you're not averse to PHP, why wouldn't you use MediaWiki?
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by cibyr 2y ago
Facebook has infamously failed to solve their moderation problems with their real name policy - why do you think it would work any better for bsky?
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by cibyr 2y ago
The really upsetting thing here is that Garman apparently thinks we have cubicles
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by cibyr 2y ago
20 years ago: "I would never let the AI out of the box! I'm not an idiot !" Today: "Sure, I'll give the AI full control over my computer. WCGW?"
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by cibyr 2y ago
"Required" is hiding the ball here. There's desirable functionality - that you're touting in your sales pitch! - that isn't accessible without your client software, and it sure looks like https://clients.
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by cibyr 2y ago
It's the "account required" part that really bugs me. Implies that everything is routed through some cloud backend that'll shut down one day and then you lose access to all the smarts in your "infinitely repairable&
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by cibyr 2y ago
Why does configuration require a closed-source app, with an account on your proprietary platform?
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by cibyr 2y ago
Privatising Royal Mail was itself a profoundly stupid mistake.
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by cibyr 2y ago
You don't blame your car's manufacturer if it won't start because the monitoring dongle your insurance provider sent you in exchange for a discount drained the car's battery.
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by cibyr 2y ago
https://www.theverge.com/23642073/best-printer-2023-brother-...
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by cibyr 2y ago
(2020)
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by cibyr 2y ago
Schedule 3 is the same as ketamine, hardly "legal for recreational use". Rescheduling marijuana is a milquetoast moderate move far short of legalization.
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by cibyr 3y ago
The 787's record is somewhat less than impeccable if you consider the multiple lithium-ion battery fires: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_Boeing_787_Dreamliner_gro...
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by cibyr 3y ago
Sounds like a job for a cheap Bluetooth OBDII dongle.
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by cibyr 3y ago
(2022)
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by cibyr 3y ago
Surely this would be a Firmware Bill of Materials (FBoM, pronounced "F-bomb")
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by cibyr 3y ago
Now we just need every model to come with its expiry date clearly labelled.

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