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by delfinom 2y ago
I honestly believe the FTC action was a corporate lobbied event. Why? There were various states where campaigns were ongoing to ban noncompetes. The FTC ruling basically derailed them.
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by delfinom 2y ago
Mechanical engineers aren't getting with the message. They should not be troubleshooting PDM login issues, simply destroy the process and reduce efficiency. Let the business burn.
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by delfinom 2y ago
15 years later and nobody can make it in economical price and volume. Perhaps demand just wasn't there and we may see something take off on the coming years.
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by delfinom 2y ago
Eliminate or shrink the speakers and you can redistribute that space. IO? There is no space redistribution possible if you want the IO on the left and right like every other laptop in the world. The alternative would be to put the IO on the
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by delfinom 2y ago
In any laptop, if you have IO on both sides of the laptop, then the motherboard is at least going to extend to both sides. There is no room for batteries. Especially with high speed data links such as USB3 and USB4 these days, you need a ni
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by delfinom 2y ago
We are talking potentially hundreds of hashes because of how the polyfills service worked.
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by delfinom 2y ago
As far as I know, those aren't wasting the space for a battery. Framework opted for their current battery sizes. Larger capacities are available for the same size of battery they do have. For example, my other favorite laptop, the Redm
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by delfinom 2y ago
Wouldn't fix a thing given that there are operations overseas that run thousands of legitimate iPhones and Android phones for botting purposes.
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by delfinom 2y ago
Does it have a gui based update manager that doesn't require me to enter my password because it ducktapes sudo on top? God, the ubuntu one is the worst as it'll sometimes prompt multiple times for a password.
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by delfinom 2y ago
Crypto isn't private as traceability is an inherent requirement for crypto to operate. Anyway with OMNY. You just buy a OMNY card and load it with cash if you want privacy. They are being slow to roll the vending machines for these out
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by delfinom 2y ago
Lol, that's the joke. QR Codes were invented by Denso (automaker own) / Toyota. For high speed assembly line processes. Lul.
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by delfinom 2y ago
>Why SMBs Don’t Deploy Single Sign On (SSO) Bullshit article. The reason SMBs don't deploy SSO is because SaaS and other tooling puts SSO integration behind very high tier paywalls. I'm talking pricing schemes where sure, you c
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by delfinom 2y ago
Seek help.
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by delfinom 2y ago
MediaTek has been in permanent third place to Qualcomm, and even Samsung's Exynos for a long time. It'll be a miracle for them to produce something even competitive in the PC space.
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by delfinom 2y ago
Because a lot of niche OSS has very little commercial value to even try and be revenue neutral. Even take ReactOS, why in the world would a org use it when you could just license Windows properly with PCs pre built and have the accountants
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by delfinom 2y ago
Because OSS is a thankless job and _free volunteer_ work. The more niche something is such as Windows kernel clone development, the ridiculously smaller pool of potential contributors that may even want to contribute _their personal free ti
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by delfinom 2y ago
Pretty much. Capitalism demands there to always be a lower class to exploit and Africa is getting the short end of the stick, both from western countries and even China whose itching to support their state-ran capitalism as much as they can
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by delfinom 2y ago
Innovation doesn't mean shit if you can't price it so that you grow a consumer base where the revenue pays for R&D.
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by delfinom 2y ago
>That's such a nonsense argument; one could apply the same argument to Amazon's products by using their third-party sellers to do product research for them. Why even try to invent a better vacuum cleaner if both Chinese copycat
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by delfinom 2y ago
Ngl, but if the "app" is simply an straight forward compliment to an existing feature of the phone, I don't consider it a sustainable and viable long term business nor something the original manufacturer should shy away from
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by delfinom 2y ago
>This is exactly the problem. The military needs single-use drones in high volume, and the production capacity/scale for that can only exist if it's subsidized by the consumer industry. Single use drones could exist without sub
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by delfinom 2y ago
Ah yes, $10k drones made in a different country's sweatshops. Not to worry, MURICA BRAND.
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by delfinom 2y ago
>What is different in our industry that companies (and managers) get away with such malice? Lack of professional licensure that binds you to state regulation with jail time as one of the stated punishments besides financial liability. He
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by delfinom 2y ago
It's why Qualcomm is investing into RISC V because ARM is trying to burn the house down on many fronts. https://www.qualcomm.com/news/releases/2023/08/leading-semic...
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by delfinom 2y ago
Underlying banks were insured. The shit show is they lack records showing who owns what money in "communal pools" of money they stored at those FDIC banks. FDIC can't get involved because they can't even tell who rightfu
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by delfinom 2y ago
You can also just rent dedicated servers from hetzner or ovh for far cheaper than AWS instances with more horsepower. More expensive than a dell mini in a closet. But you get datacenter Internet and power backup.
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by delfinom 2y ago
It's a CI runner my dude. You just obliterate and reinstall the base system in what 10 minutes?
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by delfinom 2y ago
Yea the one benefit to Texas "deregulation" is its alot easier for them to build infrastructure. In NY, NIMBYs block basically everything and it's both political parties.
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by delfinom 2y ago
>The Civil War made it pretty clear that states cannot leave the union, and doing so would probably be treated as an act of war, and while Texas does have a pretty impressive economy, it's still not enough to take on the entire rest
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by delfinom 2y ago
I'll blow your mind. Shared web hosts are still a thing.

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