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by dtx1 2y ago
What does "exciting a nucleus" mean?
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18 Rules over Technology(denshi.org)
3 points by dtx1 2y ago|0 comments
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The Return of Art Deco in America [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dtx1 2y ago|0 comments
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by dtx1 2y ago
I think russia would have attacked crimea as they did but the extended war would have stopped. Ukraine could for example use smaller nuclear weapons to attack military infrastructure like the crimean bridge, railway infrastructure etc. I&#x
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by dtx1 2y ago
> They didn't have a choice. They had a shitload of nukes. That gives you a lot of choices. They just sadly chose wrong thinking that the world is better of with them not having them. Should have kept a few.
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by dtx1 2y ago
Neat! That looks like it's weithin an order of magnitude or two of becoming a real ray gun. I hope I can snatch up a few when they hit the consumer market before imdiatly getting banned.
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by dtx1 2y ago
I always love these cool cyberdeck style builds but whenever the bug to build my own catches me, I end up realizing i'm just trying to build a really bad notebook.
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by dtx1 3y ago
yeah that must be some weird ai thats misused here
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by dtx1 3y ago
Okay, so now i know how artists feel: AI is destroying that thing i love, now i will always have to fight ais when playing online
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by dtx1 3y ago
Thanks for the detailed explanation and i totally agree, it's not something i expect from graphene os, it's something that annoys me from googles pixels. I hope the new EU requirements to make reasonable battery swaps a thing mean
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by dtx1 3y ago
> They probable put less strain and wear on the built-in battery too. Nope, unless you can fore your phone to only charge to below 80% they strain the battery just as much if not more by keeping them at 100% all the time.
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by dtx1 3y ago
Looking into that as an alternative for my dying pixel 3a but CalyxOS is to GrapheneOS what OpenBSD is to fedora when it comes to security. Both are good for updates and common security features but grapheneos has implemented security featu
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by dtx1 3y ago
> Is it very inconvenient to use as a daily driver? No but it is not the most convenient thing either. The Security Additions, Sandboxing Setup and a bit of slowness due to the hardened memory allocator are more annoying than just using
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by dtx1 3y ago
In newer pixel models, everything is glued together. The Backplate is glued to the front, the battery is glued in so hard you can barely remove it and on top of it there's a graphene pad glued ontop of it for cooling reasons. Look at t
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by dtx1 3y ago
GrapheneOS is so far ahead in terms of security than anything else that it makes chosing anything but pixel hardware really questionable. But I REALLY want replaceable batteries. Why does everything have to suck nowadays?
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by dtx1 3y ago
Arguably this one: People are deceived about vaccine safety. Is it deceiving to argue something is "safe" when the person receiving the advice is not educated enough in vaccines or statistics to make a truly educated decision? A t
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by dtx1 3y ago
I find this somewhat questionable. I would self report as a believer in conspiracy theories like: * CIA using mind control studies on unwitting participants ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MKUltra ) * A former US Preside
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by dtx1 3y ago
> Although DP 2.0 has been 'released', there are no products actually shipping with it Here's a GPU with DisplayPort 2.1 https://www.mindfactory.de/product_info.php/16GB-Sapphire-Ra... Here's a D
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by dtx1 3y ago
Locking in general yes, the specific implementation of locks on the DP Plug are annoying.
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by dtx1 3y ago
> A cheap DP-HDMI dongle makes all this go away. As long as VESA doesn't behave the same way, anyway. You can even get cables that are DP on the input and HDMI on the output with minimal bulk.
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by dtx1 3y ago
I think the connector good be better in terms of reversibility and none of that weird locking it has but it's an incredible technical achievement. And it seems perpetually ahead of HDMI in terms of features and Bandwidth.
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by dtx1 3y ago
And it's a bit unfair to complain about AMD in this context anyway, not only were they the ones that proposed an Open Source Driver in the first place, from my experience their open source Linux support is excellent and in regards to f
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by dtx1 3y ago
> C++ > Not even once
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by dtx1 3y ago
I don't know about quality but I guess a Raspberry Pi, HDMI Capture Card and OBS would do the trick and are within that price range.
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by dtx1 3y ago
Sony is saying PS5 is entering ‘The Latter Stage of Its Life Cycle’[0] while there are only 13 PS5 exclusive titles available [1]. So PS5 is propably not doing well. [0] https://www.ign.com/articles/ps5-entering-the-lat
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by dtx1 3y ago
It's not the worst "y'all are fired mail" we've seen in recent times but notice how the first two paragraphs, the most dense and buzzword ridden parts of the letter, do not include a concrete reason why they are red
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by dtx1 3y ago
Then your Patents should not be near any account that should reasonably require 2FA. They are perfect prey for scammers.
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by dtx1 3y ago
Those were the Phenom Tripple Core Chips you are thinking of. What the Pencil mod did was enable the 4th core on the Tripple Core Chips. However, the 4th Core was likely a factory rejected core for some reason or another, so enabling it cou
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by dtx1 3y ago
> The 'big' cores can only perform at their peak frequency, power draw and IPC when not in a high multicore workload. This is really not true. With a decent motherboard and sufficient cooling, you can force the big cores to sta
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by dtx1 3y ago
Suprisingly relevant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ss6VBYLjMJQ

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