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by eertami 5y ago
>Heck even install Linux on it Good luck with that... it's the one thing that doesn't seem to come up in these comparisons. At least with the Ryzen/Intel CPUs you can easily install Linux - but until this is true of the M1
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by eertami 5y ago
>It might be a long time before it makes sense to buy a non-Apple laptop. Can't tell if sarcastic but until you can run Linux on the M1 I don't see any reason to buy an Apple laptop. It could be 10x faster than the competition
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by eertami 5y ago
Anecdotal counterpoint, but as someone who had to use a MBP for work, OSX has given me way more random problems. Installing a system update on an MBP still gives me anxiety and I would avoid it for as long as possible, since I never managed
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by eertami 5y ago
>I wouldn't believe her when she told me she still had 80% battery remaining. Really? I feel like that's just having any 2021 laptop. I have a 13" Linux laptop with the i7-1185g. I'm not going to pretend it matches th
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by eertami 5y ago
>You really won't run your rig at 500W all the time either. While this is true, I don't agree with your statement about cooling. It's very possible to have sustained 500W+ draw while playing a modern game on a 3080/30
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by eertami 5y ago
I was gonna say... I didn't even know overloading a power socket was a problem people had. Sometimes we'll run 5 gaming PCs + 5 monitors from one socket and it's always worked fine.
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by eertami 5y ago
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. I'm not sure I could keep shovelling money into a manufacturer that caused me so many problems. But I guess that's the Apple ecosystem at full force and it can be hard to &qu
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by eertami 5y ago
Interesting, because this sounds like wild speculation - yet you've stated it as if it is a cold hard fact. Do you have any sources or statistics to back this up? In 2018 the Swiss financial sector accounted for 9.1% of GDP. For compar
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by eertami 5y ago
Dude read that back to yourself and think about it for just 5 seconds. "Validate" it how exactly. This is just like a child folding his arms and saying "well now I'm not doing it" because somebody asked them to. It&
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by eertami 5y ago
Well yeah, what we see as obvious bots, twitter sees as MAUs which it can include in figures given to investors and shareholders. Because they haven't developed any systems to identify the bots, they can pretend that they do not know t
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by eertami 5y ago
>I wholeheartedly believe I could have played top 500 region online matches and gotten away with it Unless you were already near the top, climbing rapidly up rankings (in a 3rd party ladder) is going to be very suspicious. Draw enough at
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by eertami 5y ago
A well built ergonomic split keyboard with high quality switches will certainly provide a better experience than two cheap chiclet keyboards placed side by side. And that's without the auxiliary benefits like freeing up additional desk
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by eertami 5y ago
My newest laptop gets a fairly consistent 700-800Mbps on WiFi. Don't get me wrong I still prefer ethernet to avoid packet loss and reduce latency but download throughput isn't a problem I notice on WiFi anymore (since I'm als
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by eertami 5y ago
> because I care about the convenience of the person that is actually interested in investigating a feature/bug 5 years from now and not of the lazy code reviewer now Doesn't seem like such a big problem to make a PR with multi
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by eertami 5y ago
I expect you would get beans delivered maybe once or twice per month though, not daily.
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by eertami 5y ago
I just don't understand how it makes sense to get coffee delivered by drone (or by driving to pick up) every day instead of just buying an espresso machine.
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by eertami 5y ago
>And if Europe wants to be at all competitive with the US or China in tech (right now, it’s not), maybe you should be getting paid more than a mid-level accountant? I have 10 weeks vacation and a <20 hour workweek. I'd really rat
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by eertami 5y ago
I tried this today, picking a local home region that wasn't in their list of "oversubscribed" regions (Zurich) and have not been able to create an instance. Even 1vCPU/1GB RAM is seemingly unavailable.
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by eertami 5y ago
>No gentleman should wear a hat inside. Maybe if this were the 70s, but this is 2021 and wearing a hat indoors is perfectly normal/acceptable.
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by eertami 5y ago
Because if I have good hardware the post-processing isn't going to make it sound any better, I'm better off with the source.
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by eertami 5y ago
>The audio and video quality, ... is much better in the desktop app But is the quality actually better, or is it post-processing tricks to make it seem better on commodity hardware/audio setups? If it is actually better, surely this
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by eertami 5y ago
In Dota at least you can make your data private and your picks/habits cannot be tracked by third party websites or applications. I feel like gaming stats should have way better privacy options in general.
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by eertami 5y ago
You don't even need to sneak illegitimate hashes. Just use the next Pegasus-esque zero-day to dump a photo from the hash list on to the phone.
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by eertami 5y ago
In his defence, the "regular"/cheap rubber dome keyboards you mention are unusable if you're used to mechanical switches. $170 is around average for something respectable. I've never understood penny pinching someth
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by eertami 5y ago
>Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 on October 14th, 2025 I'm optimistic that by 2025 either Microsoft or a third party have developed a way to put the taskbar back at the top. It's apparently possible to use the W10 ta
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by eertami 5y ago
They said in their blog post that they've already tried to remedy this with no success.
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by eertami 5y ago
>It’s almost as if Apple is building their Macs to be rogue nation-state resistant or something. This claim feels a little weak when there are two other posts currently on the front page discussing a zero-click iMessage exploit in iOS 1
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by eertami 5y ago
They never said they would. You can store all the misleading content you like in your Google Drive. Using Google drive as a distribution platform to share misleading content is what they are moderating. Claiming otherwise is completely disi
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by eertami 5y ago
>I read a study that showed people consistently underestimated how likely they were to buy a product after seeing an ad. They would buy it at much higher rates than the control group yet still assert that they were aware of the ad and no
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by eertami 5y ago
>Geolocked content >In those cases, using a VPN which allows you to select the country you would like to be in can be beneficial. Again, unless you expect your data to be magically protected, this is an awesome use-case for a commerci

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