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by drtgh 2y ago
I do not know such field, but it seems they sell videogame cheat products, maybe more than to defend they have been investing in to grant more freedom to parasitize with their exploits.
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by drtgh 2y ago
I think the key is that in those days you didn't launch a product until you were absolutely sure it was going to work well, it was prototyped and debugged before it was launched. At least that is the impression one get with classical t
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by drtgh 2y ago
>I'm not 100% sure what you're trying to say here What I'm trying to say is that they're deceiving customers year after year about costs and computing capacity. It was supporting my comment six messages above: >&gt
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by drtgh 2y ago
Ten years of graphics card hardware tested and ranked https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388.html RTX 4070 Ti is a RTX 3090 Ti RTX 4070 is a RTX 3080 RTX 4060 Ti is a RTX 2080 Ti and RTX 3070 RTX 4060
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by drtgh 2y ago
People simply take the marketing bait when a simple spreadsheet of 20X0, 30X0, 40X0, 50X0 GPU specifications (cores/shader units, tensor, rt) plus memory bandwidth reveals that they are just reselling the same computing capacity as the
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by drtgh 2y ago
> But this generation of video cards provides a couple of other justifications for the purchase - it will allow them to run uncensored ML stacks locally It does not. They will/are reselling exactly the same graphics cards that have
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by drtgh 2y ago
That would only feed their current programmed obsolescence strategy. If they stop supporting the device, they should release the drivers for the hardware.
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by drtgh 2y ago
> disk sector-size At least in the case of NVMe disks, changing the LBA format does not seem to increase performance, and more importantly, in some cases could degrade the random read-write speed for just increasing sequential a little (
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by drtgh 2y ago
Launch the guided archinstall is the comfortable mode, 2/3 of the article are done automatically through option selects at the beginning, and one installs Arch within two minutes. A configuration file can be saved also. The archinstall
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by drtgh 2y ago
The key is that KDE offers such easy and flexible customization by default. In my case with the taskbar like Windows7 with non-grouped open programs and so on. One just have to right-click on the taskbar, set, and done, because the options
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by drtgh 2y ago
As the article and the linked PDF quickly mention, cybersecurity is a concern, a really big problem difficult to solve. A cracked traffic or car signal, a spoofed radio signal, or more simply a malfunctioning sensor from both, is something
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by drtgh 2y ago
Maybe of-topic but related, For years I've wanted a robot vacuum cleaner with home mapping (to optimize routes, limit sections even by day, etc.), but they all ask you to connect to the Internet in order to use them... It is madness. M
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by drtgh 2y ago
Efficient or not (the conclusion may be premature due oversimplified numbers, IMHO), the repetitive impact of running will wear down the cartilage and meniscus, essentially causing premature ageing of the knees when used routinely; this var
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by drtgh 2y ago
SubtitleEdit is one of the most complete and has many online tutorials from users. Make sure they are recent tutorials because they will probably mention how to use the automated generation tools/plugins that wasn't available year
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by drtgh 2y ago
> Firefox needed something to put themselves back on the right side of public opinion. They appear to have found it. Initially, Mozilla released a prototype feature to Firefox 128 that was enabled by default. It was used to collect perso
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by drtgh 2y ago
It is not the case, not bad faith intended. To think it is a protest may be nearer. Build in release a hello world, Build in release the example of this library (replacing the assert_eq by a println!("{}", zoned) or other ), or
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by drtgh 2y ago
My initial comment was: So much correctness in the Rust language just for to promote to all the community to crash the program from libraries without handling the error is something I can not understand. Empathy tone changed in such last me
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by drtgh 2y ago
By the public API then, may be a language generalized Err(panicked) through Result, nothing more as it is about the request cannot be accomplished at all (target/debug would tell), or may be someone thought on simpler tip through compi
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by drtgh 2y ago
Not exactly. It is more like if a library is gonna crash the program (the deep dependencies used in that library triggered a panic on its own), just to let the programmer know it before happens; thus allowing the programmer to try alterna
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by drtgh 2y ago
> Given how panics are intended to be used (handling unexpected state/precondition violations/etc.), it seems it seems akin to saying "just don't write bugs" It is more about always making the error reach the fun
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by drtgh 2y ago
> Is there that much "promoting" of unchecked unwrap()/expect()/etc. going on? How do you distinguish that from "genuine" cases of violations of the programmer's assumptions? More like promoted indirect
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by drtgh 2y ago
IMHO, unwrap() , expect() and company, has infected the Rust language so deeply that one wonders when (and not "if") will a library send a panic and crash the whole program. How could be erased those panic! methods that are used
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by drtgh 2y ago
I'm not the author. The html sourcecode shows the content of the table is not served within the page, but is added on page load through javascript by formatting a json requested file. I changed the browser's user-agent to chrome a
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by drtgh 2y ago
> Do people really dual boot a lot in 2024? One of the big problems is with the graphics cards, because the vendors block a driver functionality ( SR-IOV ) for consumer GPUs that would allow single GPU passthrough for VMs. The alternativ
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by drtgh 2y ago
IMHO, those distances of 463 miles (745 Km) seem more suitable for maglev trains, which I imagine would put those cities at a distance of around 3 hours, including wait times at station to board. By airplane, I imagine the total time from L
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by drtgh 2y ago
> Utterly revolting how the EU has become an authoritarian and socialist project expanding its power over EU citizens and countries. Sounds word by word like a Nigel Farage speech campaigning for the United Kingdom's withdrawal from
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by drtgh 2y ago
LED bulbs must drive them crazy. Many emit ultrasounds that I can hear when I'm next to such bulbs, like that of a vibrating capacitor (low quality AC filtering, low quality capacitor, or both).
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by drtgh 2y ago
It is so poorly researched and, with such a weak seeker spirit, that I doubt they spent more than a weekend to it while playing video games.
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by drtgh 2y ago
CATL's Shenxing PLUS Battery, 205W/Kg. BYD's blade battery, 190W/Kg. Its also important the limit of cycles (the life of the battery), but I didn't found the data, we will see... What is certain is that these Chines
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by drtgh 2y ago
Thanks. By your link we have a 47TW of annual heat loss from the Earth due to the surface heat flux, that makes 92 KW/Km² annual (Earth is 510M km² [148.9M km² of land]). If the thermal diffusivity can not feed a tinny surface hole mor

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