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by deaddodo 2y ago
I had a 2023 ASUS Zephyrus G14 (AMD 6800 + 6900HD dGPU) and I took a battery hit, but not near what you saw. Somewhere closer to 20-25%. It’s bigger problem was it was far too eager to trigger the dGPU, especially with accelerated graphics
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by deaddodo 2y ago
The problem is internal to the CPU packaging, there isn’t a way to fix it externally. Later 65nm (both GPU/CPU) it’s almost a non-issue, but any others will almost definitely red ring at some point, all you can do is delay the inevitab
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by deaddodo 2y ago
To be clear, the problem with the Skylake implementation was that triggering AVX-512 would downclock the entirety of the CPU. It didn’t do anything smart, it was fairly binary. This AMD implementation instead seems to be better optimized an
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Sure, but it took much longer for it to roll out in LA than it should have, and even then (as you pointed out) the furthest they could get was the pole in most cases. FTH is mostly reserved to the more suburban areas (the Valleys) and the i
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by deaddodo 2y ago
In the US, it’s not about money or demand. The more entrenched cities (especially in California, for some historic reasons/legislation) tend to have a much more difficult time getting fiber installed. It all comes down to bureaucracy a
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by deaddodo 2y ago
That's fine when it's self-motivated, but it sets a terrible precedent for expectations. Doing things like this can put in management's mind unrealistic expectations for you to always work at that pace. Which can be unhealthy
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by deaddodo 2y ago
When I worked support, they didn't even have a priority system (it was C2B, so there weren't necessarily enterprise customers. That did come later, with LiveChat and all it's joys). Instead, we had a 24hr expected turnaround
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I think it's funny that 90% of the arguments I hear people having day-to-day, especially in the political realm but also in general, are literally just semantic arguments. Things like "yeah, I'm fine with someone being tran
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I only use my Garmin for GPS+heartbeat based workouts such as hikes + my runs. I've never had any issues integrating their services into Strava or a variety of workout devices in gyms. Though, on a sidenote, it is beyond annoying when
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I cleared the board multiple times using the exact tactic I outlined.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
You pretty much always have to waste the starting spell. Your first 5HP worth of attacks is rarely going to give you enough information to deduce a path, so you'll need that sound 6HP to try to find another scroll.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
There were some cases (maybe all?) where those glitchy/rainbow graphics (during load or in the border while it ran) were the program utilizing graphics RAM as program RAM during a heavy process (decompression, for instance).
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by deaddodo 2y ago
The slime scroll reveals all slimes (green and purple).
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by deaddodo 2y ago
It's more difficult if you try to tackle the monsters head on. If you instead focus on finding clear spaces to unlock the scrolls, and maximize your HP usage (kill 5hp worth when you have 5hp, immediately level up at zero, repeat) it&#
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Desktop Dungeons isn't this game at all. While a similar style of resource management, and a great game in it's own right, it's lacking the "minesweeper-y" exploration tactics.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
If you say so.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
My understanding is that they did not charge him with the attempted murder because it was later found that both parties/witnesses (other than Ross) later turned out to be corrupt and financially benefitting from the situation (keeping
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I've always found "doom-scrolling" fascinating because, for all of my addiction-prone traits and ADHD-granted hyperfocus, I never seem to get sucked into it. I've opened TikTok a few times for some random video I've
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Because I can read.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> China hasn’t been caught doing anything nefarious with Tiktok whereas Facebook was caught red handed. Sure they haven't: https://www.politico.eu/article/tiktok-far-right-european-pa... Facebook deserves more
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by deaddodo 2y ago
> nor build houses made from firewood in an area prone to wildfires. The alternative is to build quadruple-the-price houses out of brick in an area prone to earthquakes. It's much easier to repair/replace the former. And theore
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by deaddodo 2y ago
This is the argument that a group of toddlers make when one of them gets caught with their hand in the cookie jar. "Yeah...yah....but Mrs. Spangler, I saw Sally steal a cookie last week". OK, cool....your friend is stealing one no
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I can see information on this specific event on Wikipedia, CNN, Youtube, etc right now; all "western-controlled". It's also available through Al-Jazeera, Reuters, and other foreign sources. You have an interesting and unique
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by deaddodo 2y ago
The McDonald's fries are the exact same ingredients, the FDA just requires more granular specifications which look "scary". Those are the bracketed "sub"-ingredients you see versus just "Vegetable Oil" for
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by deaddodo 2y ago
Hot Cheetos, outside the US and parts of LATAM, aren't red: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDOFPuy33m4 It's kinda jarring having grown up with that association.
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by deaddodo 2y ago
In very limited situations, in general (there are 50 states, I don't know the nuances of each). Usually only in pre-sentencing stays such as the drunk tank, pre-arraignment holding, etc. If you're sentenced, you aren't charge
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I'm a huge proponent of incarceration reform, especially in regards to making the system more rehabilitative versus retributive. But it does no one any good spreading FUD. > there's jails / prisons where prisoners do labor
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by deaddodo 2y ago
I say this as someone happily using Linux on an all AMD laptop. The AMD GPUs still perform worse, generally. In overall performance, but especially in RT, CUDA, and other specified workloads. There's a reason the next (current?) gen hi
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by deaddodo 2y ago
This is the exact same transition process 68k went through for most platforms it was on. Just left it in the build process and as packages were unable to be built for the arch they just delisted them from the builder until core packages no
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by deaddodo 2y ago
While internally managed garbage collection is less efficient than TRIM managed, it's significantly better than unmanaged. "Enough" is a relative term and is up to you to decide. The alternative is significantly less performa

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