cududa

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721.
by cududa 7y ago
What are you talking about? The missile defense shield is a farce. Sure it could catch one or two ICBM’s, but in all out war we’re fucked
722.
by cududa 7y ago
As someone who worked on boot up sequence in Windows, that won’t work. You could kill components in the system if someone forgets to press the right keys on bootup. The snapshot method you mention is essentially how it already works
723.
by cududa 7y ago
That’s not really true. Most of MacOS is optimized for intel processors. Things like branch prediction and media encoding/ deciding are extremely different at a low level on AMD/ Intel, and Apple would need to make an enormous inv
724.
by cududa 7y ago
(sidenote- I extremely appreciated the 880 pound gorilla joke)
725.
by cududa 7y ago
Your ecosystem argument really holds a lot of water with me. AMD said they wouldn’t be introducing a new socket type until 2021
726.
by cududa 7y ago
A drunk coworker threw my (personal) bag with one of those in a lake. I despise my 2018 MBP.. I miss that thing so much
727.
by cududa 7y ago
Huawei licenses the ARM instruction set and some architecture components. If it’s a mobile processor, at the very least it’s going to license ARM instructions
728.
by cududa 7y ago
Reminds me of Pentium 4 and AMD Athlon/ Optra times of ~2006
729.
by cududa 7y ago
Yes
730.
by cududa 7y ago
Are you seriously trying to tell someone what they want, when they clearly and rationally laid out specifically what they actually want?
731.
by cududa 7y ago
There’s a difference when most all the parts are manufactured within 2km of the production facility
732.
by cududa 7y ago
Ahhh I have handoff disabled (I cant stand getting phone calls on my laptop)
733.
by cududa 7y ago
Wait how the hell do you do that??
734.
by cududa 7y ago
When you have to ship in 100 parts to make the phone that shipping efficiency disappears. They do just fine taking in shipments of their phones at 3 hubs and getting them all over the country. “National sentiment” isn’t going to lower wages
735.
by cududa 7y ago
If it’s been the future for a decade, and that future isn’t here ... is it really the future of applications?
736.
by cududa 7y ago
This is hilarious ! Some of you might recall how all Zune devices died on 12/31/08. Windows_Globalization_Calendar_AddMonths_System_Int32 was the root of it all, apparently. (For further reading on the Zune outage: https:/&
737.
by cududa 7y ago
That’s a whole lot of not gonna happen. Why in the world would you drive dishes around town, and keep a double set on hand, or possibly a triple set on backup for when the service goes down
738.
by cududa 7y ago
Yeah I’m 1000% not buying that places don’t care about dishware. The ones that truly don’t care buy it in bulk for cheap as hell. The ones that do care, selectively chose their dishware. Saying “well actually everyone will be happy to use o
739.
by cududa 7y ago
If you have the money and technology to go, you’ll just hop to the next solar system
740.
by cududa 7y ago
This is a bit silly. First the fact that one of their “breakthroughs” was discovering it’s easier to rack the same dish types before washing them shows not a single on of them have ever worked a dish line. Second, custom dishware with propr
741.
by cududa 7y ago
I often think about what would happen if all cobol programmers went on strike
742.
by cududa 7y ago
They already do this for access to a “private” account.
743.
by cududa 7y ago
Nope, but it should be. But it does up an entirely unexplored avenue into foreign election interference
744.
by cududa 7y ago
Use google. There’s a million stories on this. It’s well known
745.
by cududa 7y ago
Now here’s the crazy part. Cleveland has a rich history of money laundering. The FBI recently broke up a mob related group in 2012 being ran through The KD Group. Funny enough, KD Group is a primary beneficiary of this ”new” money launderin
746.
by cududa 7y ago
Better link: https://m.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2019/06/11... Goes way more in depth, giving local history on some of the construction projects.
747.
by cududa 7y ago
There was already a large mafia infrastructure for laundering money is my guess. It was big through the 90’s, got busted, then got busted again in 2012 by the FBI for money laundering through real estate. Some of the properties mentioned in
748.
by cududa 7y ago
Laundering that amount doesn’t mean they accrued that much profit on it. If you spent any time in Cleveland in 2006 versus 2019 the hundreds of billions in redevelopment seems pretty ...reasonable
749.
by cududa 7y ago
Geekbench has been around for a while and is considered reputable.
750.
by cududa 7y ago
How are they going to invest? They make barely any money and are saddled with massive amounts of debt and no way to raise

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