dis-sys

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by dis-sys 6y ago
Intel is desperate.
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by dis-sys 6y ago
Not many people want to run Linux on intel based mac because you can run Linux on a much cheaper intel machine.
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by dis-sys 6y ago
had a quick look online, apparently you can buy yourself an identical coin for $1.2 USD
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by dis-sys 6y ago
well done, US long-arm jurisdiction on the moon!
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by dis-sys 6y ago
I think the court should offer the man a free antibody test to see whether he managed to avoid the COVID.
96.
by dis-sys 6y ago
maybe it is too early to ask, but is there any realistic benchmarks on this new feature?
97.
by dis-sys 6y ago
I still have my Q6600, what an incredible processor at its time.
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by dis-sys 6y ago
and every lawyer in QCOM is at least treated like a Senior Director.
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by dis-sys 6y ago
before you want to use it in your project, make sure to have a look at the code - their codebase is pretty much comment free, very little number of tests. Other than the marketing term "posix file system", there is not any proof o
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by dis-sys 6y ago
wondering what Apple can do with 45w. the next couple of years will be VERY interesting.
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by dis-sys 6y ago
your 4930k from 7 years ago is a 130w processor for PC enthusiasts, it was a top of the line product back in its days with a $600 price tag. most regular desktop users wouldn't buy that processor, e.g. I bought a 4770k at half of your
102.
by dis-sys 6y ago
MS didn't change, it is still that MS specialized in producing low quality closed source software.
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by dis-sys 6y ago
very cool stuff, thanks for sharing
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by dis-sys 6y ago
very interesting stuff, thanks for sharing
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by dis-sys 6y ago
Interesting project. Just wondering is there any ongoing effort to somehow allow users to build a minimum linux kernel that is just enough to support a specified application?
106.
by dis-sys 6y ago
because the vaccine has never been proven to be able to stop asymptomatic spreads.
107.
by dis-sys 6y ago
> Your Friends @Travis CI > Test and Deploy with Confidence. So "my friends" at travis ci just disabled my free access to travis ci for my open source projects and I am suppose to have confidence. nice!
108.
by dis-sys 6y ago
any proof on your claim? it is dishonesty at best
109.
by dis-sys 6y ago
> We're tiny blobs of muttering meat in the universe. Temporarily here. can not agree more on this
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by dis-sys 6y ago
> Display: 15.6″ 1920×1080 FHD, Matte Finish you no longer see such low resolution screens on phones/tablets
111.
by dis-sys 6y ago
For Beijing, what you described above is highly unlikely to be true. Not saying such corruptions do not exist in Beijing, corruptions exist everywhere in places like Beijing, just pointing out that you won't be able to notice them like
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by dis-sys 6y ago
up tp 256MB RAM
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by dis-sys 6y ago
I picked anesthesia to avoid seeing that "perfectly uniform pink healthy flesh" of my own.
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by dis-sys 6y ago
It takes 10-15 minutes for a regular colonoscopy, for such short time, does the side effect of anesthesia actually comparable to the "major surgery" that can easily last 5-10 hours you mentioned?
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by dis-sys 6y ago
when the concerned ARM instruction is doing something perfectly capable by the software to just score 1-2% performance improvements, it is definitely CISC based on the definitions you listed above.
116.
by dis-sys 6y ago
1-2% for a single language at the cost of polluting an entire instruction set.
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by dis-sys 6y ago
> Its kind of crazy how fast company values can change. what makes you believe that is has anything to do with "values"? ;)
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by dis-sys 6y ago
why bother following the clearly failed model? ReactOS has been there for more than 20 years, how many people are actually running ReactOS in production?
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by dis-sys 6y ago
Microsoft gives you 4G of RAM when you can get 8G RAM on a $200 phone. What a joke
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by dis-sys 6y ago
> This seems like a corrosive use of power, an exercise in vindictive narcissism. what you can expect from trump.

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