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by deaddodo 3y ago
> - Sideloading only works with an EU Apple Account, on a device purchased in the EU, while you are physically in the EU Realistically, the only one of those terms they could realistically implement is requiring an account with an EU pay
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> I looked up the TDP of some laptop GPUs and they're all over 35W. The maximum TDP of the CPU the commenter was talking about, which has good integrated graphics, is 30W. The TDP of the mobile 4070 you mentioned is 115W(!) None of
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by deaddodo 3y ago
The point you're refuting is a sidenote, at best. Thus, the asterisk and footnote aspect of it. However, I addressed your point: > obesity rates would show that nothing really changes, in how much they "like" things. If ev
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Sure, I'm not evaluating their quality. Just pointing out design lineage.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
It's 850usd. You're unlikely to find anything other than underspec'd Steam Deck clones for less than that price point.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Yeah yeah...because it can't be that people were just genuinely mixed on Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker ; despite vocal racists/misogynists on YouTube.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
The Amico is dead and buried as far as any one concerned cares, at this point.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Yup, the Amiga is more Atari than the later Ataris are.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
I would assume that this isn't by choice?
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by deaddodo 3y ago
They still exist. I went to one a year ago and worked from it for about a week. The atmosphere was largely the same, but less well stocked and less "trendy"/"hip". Vibe was overall a little more "corporate&quot
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by deaddodo 3y ago
You vastly overestimate the TDP of a midrange laptop GPU. And/or don't understand general cooling infrastructure in modern laptops. As to the size, what is even the point of arguing. Just go look at the specs yourself and decide i
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Adults love ice cream and "hate"* broccoli too, in general. They simply choose to eat one over the other based on external input. You can't apply necessity to art. I don't have to eat some shitty art-film to survive. *
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by deaddodo 3y ago
I specifically said they use different metrics. The different score isn't the problem, it's the size of the schism. 40 million people not paid to review movies seem to hate this movie; but the 100 people who love it are both A) pa
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> Critics job is sometimes to tell you if you'll enjoy a movie. It's not the only job and it's not the only reason movies are made. I believe I addressed this. I specifically mentioned that they have different metrics so y
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> critics who have to see 20 movies based on the same formula a year will be sick of it. Imagine applying that metric to any other job. "Fuck, this is the 20th React component I've had to build...I'll just do it shitty ins
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Which is specifically why I address thinness and weight independent of the disablement. You could read passed the first sentence next time. As to cost, AMD generally bundles their GPU/CPUs so you aren't saving much by removing it.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
Which became more and more obvious with the plethora of examples today of disconnected Audience and Critic scores. While they definitely measure on different metrics, the goal of a critic is supposed to be to measure films worth watching (e
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> The ones I found also have a discrete GPU which defeats the point. Having a low power draw, thin and light laptop that can also run fairly recent AAA games - amazing! So, disable it? Most Zen4 laptops I've seen so far still fit th
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by deaddodo 3y ago
If you say so.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> used these labels different to how you're using them, and when you insist on ignoring that you're the one engaged in obfuscation. Obfuscation is using a clear and consistent metric instead of the one that is most convenient f
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by deaddodo 3y ago
And yet, it performed 16-bit operations internally. It's awesome that the interface for the 68k was 32-bit oriented, it made it future-proofed for later iterations. The 68000 still only did fused 16-bit operations and is thus (by the
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> Speaking of glib dismissals... No, a sourced and quantified dismissal.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
I literally wrote an m68k emulator core, along with multiple z80 variants. I'm intimately familiar with the internals of both, thanks. To reiterate my point, with sourcing (to counter your glib dismissals): > The design implements a
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> It's a "16/32"-bit CPU, since it provides 32-bit operations/immediates and 32 bits worth of data- and address registers. Eh, you're getting into some real crafty wordplay here. If you want to be technic
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by deaddodo 3y ago
California partly took the tech industry from the old tech centers (Texas, Massachusetts, etc) due to regressive (or progressive, on California's part, if you choose to see it that way) policies regarding Non-Competes and other executi
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by deaddodo 3y ago
> power efficient general purpose computing No, that is not the use case the M cores are tuned for. "Power efficient Apple-based computing" would be a better descriptor. It's useful to keep the entire context of the respon
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by deaddodo 3y ago
This is my feeling on the language. I like the creator and would love a language that professes to doing everything they mention. But, at this point, it all seems like a pipe dream as long as he silos off any actual review or use of it.
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by deaddodo 3y ago
What is even your metric for this? Apple CPUs perform well because they are specifically tuned for their use cases with software stacks designed to go hand-in-hand with them. Other than that, they are fairly generic fat cores with wide exec
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by deaddodo 3y ago
I believe it. The open source community has always had a large portion of trans people. I always assumed it had to do with trans individuals traditionally being socially outcast and the "nerd" community being built by traditional
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by deaddodo 3y ago
SARC was the primary ARM mobile CPU research arm at Samsung. Them being gone would kneecap development, no matter how many other teams there were. Which is why Samsung has switched to mostly commodity ARM cores.

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