cromka

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by cromka 5mo ago
It's not about how it is but how they made it sound. Let's not get ideological here.
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by cromka 5mo ago
That's what I meant by "seemingly".
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by cromka 5mo ago
"But I'll pretend it was a real one for the next 30 years. This, or I'll never look at that 'photo' again."
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by cromka 5mo ago
Yup, indeed. But it's crazy we can count those companies in single digits. Shows how cynical the corporate PR really is; they'll virtue signal for years and then forget their inclusiveness shamelessly on a whim.
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by cromka 5mo ago
Absolutely. I hoped they'd backtrack a bit on AI/algorithmic processing after so many influencers started to shit on the overly processed photos. Instead they not only ignore that, but they double down on making our own content ev
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by cromka 5mo ago
Laughed at it, too. It's almost as if they admit the EU privacy legislation enforces ACTUAL privacy.
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by cromka 5mo ago
Kinda love that Tim said his goodbyes with a rainbow in the background. Apple is pretty much the only company that didn't really budge to Trump's admin despite appeasing him.
518.
by cromka 5mo ago
Spatial Framing? Yay, even more fakeness in photos, creating ever more artificial, never-happened memories!
519.
by cromka 5mo ago
"Goal Chasers" group chat. Yikes.
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by cromka 5mo ago
The dubbed audio is disturbing. Or is it a delayed audio stream?
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by cromka 5mo ago
I assumed that's what they were actually talking about, but boy, what a way to manipulate... I seriously cannot understand why people chose to be like that.
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by cromka 5mo ago
Is it?
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Qualcomm Gets the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x Snapdragon X2 Working on Linux(phoronix.com)
3 points by cromka 5mo ago|1 comments
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by cromka 5mo ago
Ah yes. An antivaxxer. Who could have guessed!
525.
by cromka 5mo ago
Except it is only now when this is actually possible.
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by cromka 5mo ago
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/7322vs4922/Intel-5-315-... Not sure what you're referring to. 5-10% of different is exactly what I meant by "matching". The real-life battery numbers also don&#x
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by cromka 5mo ago
I think that was example of how previously seemingly impossible things are happening things are happening quickly.
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by cromka 5mo ago
As much as I hate it, you and your opinion is exactly what Jobs always talked about: people don't need things until they realize they need them. You not envisioning use for it is just a past bias. You can't know that. You can&#x27
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by cromka 5mo ago
Yes, we need even more antisocial individualism!
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by cromka 5mo ago
Sorry buddy, I am not gonna singlehandedly spend 5k on a similar rig just to fight a fight I can't win. This happened to a lot of fields in IT and it's inevitably happening to gaming, too. Also, gaming does not equal computer owne
531.
by cromka 5mo ago
I been thinking about it for a while that we need some score based system where each PR on GitHub/Gitlab grants you a review form the maintainer as well. You build your rep and the maintainers decide about the thresholds for contribut
532.
by cromka 5mo ago
Amen to that. Let's not redefine an already very precise terminology.
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by cromka 5mo ago
"A substantial patch used to imply substantial effort, and that effort was a reasonable proxy for good faith. That assumption no longer holds." This is probably the best, most succinct explanation of what we're seeing happeni
534.
by cromka 5mo ago
M1/M2 matches Panther lake i5 chips in performance and still excels at efficiency. Hard to imagine Wildcat can do anything extra here.
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by cromka 5mo ago
I hate to say this, but those recent EU alternative counteroffers for popular products bare some really unfortunate names....
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by cromka 5mo ago
> (rogue program swapping until disk full) OMG why do you keep on insisting on this? The point is you can run as many apps in the background and at no point will they get OOM-ed. This isn't about a rougue app, this is actually a v
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by cromka 5mo ago
> It wouldn't be fair to compare it to something that starts at $1000. But that's my point: first-gen M1 Air is still available and costs 600 USD.
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by cromka 5mo ago
I'm actually some 200 miles from the data center, but Nvidia has been doing a stellar job in connecting to the backbones of all the major ISPs around. If I actually lived down the road from them, it would be as low as 1 to 2ms, as repo
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by cromka 5mo ago
> pc gaming being a 'prosumer' hobby, As much as I hate to say it, the move at this point is GeForce Now, at least for the time being... I just subscribed to the 200 USD/year Ultimate plan with a free 007 game. My ping to
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by cromka 5mo ago
> Also I wonder how long the keyboard lasts and how does one replace it Or you could just google it to see how extrapolating here was not a good move.

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