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by daviddever23box 1y ago
https://www.reuters.com/business/qualcomm-shifts-chips-newer...
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by daviddever23box 1y ago
I've been using the Core i7-1165G7 mainboard for the 13, which works well enough with a large amount of RAM and has mature OS support.
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by daviddever23box 1y ago
People skills are far more valuable than hoarded technical skillsets. Learn to work top-down as well as bottom-up.
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by daviddever23box 1y ago
As far as I can tell, these upgrades (aside from the discrete graphics) bring the 16-inch in line with the 13-inch. I'd be more concerned about what I'd be able to do with an older 16-inch mainboard, as the 13-inch has the Cooler
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by daviddever23box 1y ago
How is it costing the ecosystem? And why is this any different than Windows, for example? And - if you cannot afford a $99 / yr developer ID, how could you possibly afford a signing key for Windows or other platforms?
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by daviddever23box 1y ago
Is this a parody article, or strictly an Android problem? We keep multiple USB-C chargers around the house, and all of our devices work with them. The end.
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by daviddever23box 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Radio_Q...
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by daviddever23box 1y ago
Micro Center is not trying to be a white-goods (refrigerator, washer / dryer, etc.) store, as Fry's was. I've had great luck with Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Chicago stores, and there is now one in Indianapolis that is clean a
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by daviddever23box 1y ago
...acquisition of their Sound United division notwithstanding.
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by daviddever23box 1y ago
Isn't this the premise upon which Google's Pigweed ( https://pigweed.dev/ ) operates?
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by daviddever23box 1y ago
The Framework 13 11th-gen Tiger Lake Core i7-1165G7 (loaded up with 64 GB RAM and a fast 1 TB NVMe SSD) is by far the best value / battery life - that said, the latest MacBook Pro 14in M4 Pro devices are also great value. I choose both
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
If the position requires one to manage either type of infrastructure, "you're doing it all wrong" is an unpopular opinion.
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
I strongly disagree - if you cannot swim in the same technical waters as your direct reports, and get lost when they try to explain the issues they're facing (and possible resolutions), you are not well-suited to manage them.
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
Newer fangs are sharper fangs - don't gum your career options to death.
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
Still clueless as to science, and an embarrassment to us all.
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
Text editor + browser.
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
"Bathe them and bring them to me"?
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
The same argument was made with regard to the consumer retail banking experience when ATMs were introduced in 1967! Asynchronous remote transactions are commonplace today; this is all a smokescreen for over-leveraged commercial real estate
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
All of the cruft can be disabled on macOS, if you know where to start; that said, FreeBSD remains an interesting option for scenarios where a headless PC is all one needs.
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
< ^ > this - adaptability is of far greater utility than stubbornness.
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
Bingo. Everything that can be wrongly used or abused started out its existence within sane constraints and use patterns.
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
Single-material printing is perfectly fine if your intent is to use it as the base for further finishing. In general, I've found the Creality stuff to be pretty decent for the price; in particular, I use an Ender-3 series device (mine&
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
No more big government handouts.
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
Pessimistic and optimistic naming?
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
We are spoiled with Raspberry Pi support being as good as it is.
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
The anecdote regarding the Xcode + Swift compiler speed benchmarks leads one to suggest that, while you may have felt bullied by your colleague, he was, in fact, taking the correct approach, given the wider picture of Xcode and its develope
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
An exclusively WFH remote team is dangerous to those team members subject to mandatory RTO directives - especially at Dell - and especially dangerous to middle managers incapable of justifying their existence. I have the receipts.
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
If you're a loser whose skill set excludes human interaction, yes. Coding is a very small portion of the work required.
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
I received one yesterday with what appears to be older firmware (i.e., no option for use of an external display with WinPE) and a newer image. As is the case with nearly any Windows device I receive, I booted into Windows Audit Mode and exp
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by daviddever23box 2y ago
Is this a parody post?

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