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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
> Also, note that there's zero CUDA dependency. So does this mean I can run this on AMD? And on a consumer 9000 series card?
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
Luckily, we had web accelerating proxies like OnSpeed[1] back in the day that would compress web pages (including lossy image compression) so if you were one of the poor sods still on dialup (like I was), it was a lot more bearable. [1] ht
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
It's not impossible, but most KeePass tools are written in sane languages and built with sane tooling, and don't use trash like Javascript and npm. Of course I'm not considering browser extensions or exclusive web-clients, bu
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
You need to consider the upgradability aspect too - the next time you want to upgrade, you just need to buy a new mainboard, which would be considerably cheaper than buying a whole new laptop.
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
I've never seen it stated anywhere that the App Store is the primary method for macOS. Well, I could be wrong, maybe Apple does mention it somewhere, but pretty much every popular app publisher still publishes their .dmg file directly
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
They have a 16" version btw.
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
But these people would already have a company-provisioned laptop.
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
Why is the AMD version not available in LPCAMM2, and can we expect to see an LPCAMM2 version in the near future?
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
Hopeful that's no longer an issue with the Pro version, being made of a machined single-piece aluminum block.
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
I just realised that the credit card I used to place my preorder will expire next month. Will there be an option to update my card details when I need to pay the full amount?
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
But they are available for pre-order though? At least here in NZ. I just ordered the AMD version, but the Intel one is available too (except the Ultra X9 which is already sold out).
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
> The sad days of DOS. Any program could peek and poke the kernel, hook interrupts, write anywhere on disk. Sad? That was the best part of DOS. Some of my fondest computing memories was on DOS - warts and all. Being able to live hexedi
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
This is exactly what I dislike about incus. But what I do like about incus is how I can easily spin up and configure VMs directly using the CLI, without preparing a config first (I hate yaml). So would be nice if holos could replicate that
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
Same with LEDs, they can be reversed to generate electricity.
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
And chawan is better than all of them, even has basic support for CSS and Javascript.
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
https://github.com/shawnzam/keynot
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
That's besides the point though. With a self-contained HTML, you don't need to go to a special website, you don't need an account or sign-in, heck you don't even need the Internet, and it works pretty much on every devic
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
Just use AI to fight AI, that's the only sensible way we can keep up. So if you're low-quality PRs, reports etc, have LLMs filter them out. Like how once upon a time we used to drown in email spam but it's now mostly a non-is
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
It's not self-contained, it requires PowerPoint to be indfled. Which is not an issue on corporate machines of course, but maybe you want to do a presentation for a general/broader audience.
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
The file the Claude skill spits out is actually fully self-contained, no network access is needed.
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by d3Xt3r 6mo ago
> I recently tried Claude Cowork for PowerPoint and I was stunned by the content as well as design quality of the deck it produced. That's a threat for Microsoft because now you don't need the editing tools of PowerPoint, AI re
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by d3Xt3r 7mo ago
First I'm hearing of Zephyr. Has anyone here done anything cool with it, maybe in the home automation / IoT space?
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by d3Xt3r 7mo ago
Have you tried Darktable or Rawtherapee? Both are excellent alternatives to LR.
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by d3Xt3r 7mo ago
Maybe there's a way to get it working with ZLUDA?
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by d3Xt3r 7mo ago
That's an ambiguous statement, depending on what exactly you're referring to by "DOS". If by "DOS" you're specifically referring to shell (COMMAND.COM), then yes, it didn't know or care about the mous
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by d3Xt3r 7mo ago
Have you tried a ThinkPad? They have official support for Linux and generally have excellent battery life. At least that's been the case for me on my ThinkPad Z13 running CachyOS. I did install TLP for better battery life, but TLP is a
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by d3Xt3r 7mo ago
DOS had mouse support, going at least as far back as 1983.
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by d3Xt3r 7mo ago
Not really. Regular exploits that allow attackers to gain SYSTEM level access frequently crop up in Windows (like the recent regpwn exploit). Someone who games on PC is likely into modding as well, and this is a frequent attack vector - so
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by d3Xt3r 7mo ago
> It's enough that I've considered giving up online play all together just to have a nicer computing experience. Why don't you play games that actually work online, instead of giving it up altogether? Diablo 2/3&#x2
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by d3Xt3r 7mo ago
Any chance of adding real-time sky and weather effects, using satellite imagery and weather data?

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