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by fgonzag 10y ago
I think it's each CCX being limited (don't know if thermally or otherwise). But it certainly looks like it considering that they are achieving the exact same clock speeds as the R7 1800X, which is just two CCXs packaged together.
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by fgonzag 10y ago
All ryzen motherboards have some sort of video card. The ones I've seen on newegg supporting up to 2560 x 1600@60Hz on HDMI 1.4b, and 4096 x 2160@24Hz. Not great, but for a workstation it should be more than enough. Nobody doing gamin
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by fgonzag 10y ago
Opera mail is my default client now. I've used basically every client in existence, had to switch from Linux to windows so mutt wasn't an option. Thunderbird would hog resources and become unresponsive on my bigger IMAP accounts (
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by fgonzag 10y ago
I use opera mail client. It's quite decent. I switched from thunderbird.
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by fgonzag 10y ago
Except that this car is out there driving alongside people. Running red lights could get somebody killed. That's why google took forever to actually take their prototype to the streets.
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by fgonzag 10y ago
The phenom lineup was very competitive (even slightly better than Intel's) for most of its lifetime. It wasn't really until a couple of generation into the Core 2 Duos that Intel started taking the lead.
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by fgonzag 10y ago
For the router you could look into PFSense. I absolutely love it. Use it both professionally (as a firewall/VPN endpoint/access filter/upstream load balancer) and for home setups. On the NAS side there is FreeNAS, however I d
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by fgonzag 10y ago
I don't think it was right, but it's not nearly the same. Obama was a candidate then, not the president.
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by fgonzag 10y ago
I truly believe I am now dumber for having read that. (I read it all just too see if it got any better, it doesn't. It gets a lot worse)
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by fgonzag 10y ago
> There is no reason to trust a certificate that's older than a year, for instance, there's been more than enough time for someone to reverse engineer the keys if they wanted. > Cryptography does not work that way. But it ki
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by fgonzag 10y ago
And to be honest, it's kind of working. I'm still in the Kotlin/IDEA camp for now, but at my shop we're a dual stack (.NET and Java for enterprise reasons) and MS tools and Azure are getting seriously better. Once .NET c
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by fgonzag 10y ago
It's .NET core though, so you might be using quite a few classes that aren't available yet on core (at least for my use cases)
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by fgonzag 10y ago
Why would it violate anything? When you retire, you are basically stating that you are unfit or unwilling to continue working, and as such the company you have worked for all this time should continue to pay your living expenses. Getting a
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by fgonzag 10y ago
But it wouldn't be a reward. It'd be a fine paid to the government. The only real reason with malicious intent I can see from it is people intentionally hacking companies to bankrupt them or cripple them. But that just means they
555.
by fgonzag 10y ago
Not in Mexico, vote buying is pretty common. But over here it pretty much relies on the fact that poorer folk don't know your vote is completely anonymous. They'll tell you sure I'll give you money, a TV, cellphone, whatever.
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by fgonzag 10y ago
Not really, unless you want to use it for a swap file. I'm currently sitting at 12 GB of RAM in use, with about 21 GB committed. I'm on half dev mode (watching netflix while hacking a bit) Right now I only have 1 VM with one IDE o
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by fgonzag 10y ago
I think it should be an exception as those types can not be concatenated. But still , "" + null being "null" is just plain crazy. I could see "" + null == "" (as you are concatenating nothing to the s
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by fgonzag 10y ago
Probably. They are running on Mono, not .NET core according to the site. Also, it's now called asp.net core, and asp.net core mvc for the MVC framework.
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by fgonzag 10y ago
Gradle is the amazing middle ground between maven and ant. Highly customizable like ant, but with a ton of predefined behaviors like maven. Unlike maven though, changing or customizing predefined behaviors is a lot easier.
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by fgonzag 10y ago
Am I missing something? They are the exact same thing. The company decides to terminate your employment contract, as opposed to you making the decision.
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by fgonzag 10y ago
And to those curious on how it senses it, they literally stick a microphone in the engine calibrated for the ping (knock) frequency.
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by fgonzag 10y ago
I'd also like know which companies I should short.
563.
by fgonzag 10y ago
Its most direct influence is lambda calculus itself, yes I'd consider it a functional programming language. It doesn't even support OOP unless you layer CLOS on top of it, and you won't get anywhere if you try imperative prog
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by fgonzag 10y ago
As a loss obviously, a sunk cost is exactly that: sunk
565.
by fgonzag 10y ago
Exactly what I was thinking, it might be a way for the chinese government to make sure a chinese company wins the war. People will very obviously select the provider with whom you can deduct the expense.
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by fgonzag 10y ago
At least in Mexico, Uber (besides a very small number of taxi companies) is the only company that provides "facturas", a government approved invoice. Without it no expenses are deductible. Standard taxis do not provide them most o
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by fgonzag 10y ago
It won't because usually your options are 50 Mbit line (maybe 100 if you're really lucky) or a 1Gb line for the same price. I'd happily take the arbitration clause for 10x and probably 20x the speedup.
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by fgonzag 10y ago
Being the first government to accept Bitcoin and creating the first trusted and government backed BTC bank and clearing house could both give real legitimacy to bitcoin, while continuing the swiss legacy of "your money is anonymously s
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by fgonzag 11y ago
I wouldn't touch any Google product that my business critically depended on with a 10 foot pole. Their non existent customer service, willingness to kill products if it does not meet their user or revenue expectations, among many other
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by fgonzag 11y ago
All that mobile traffic increases server traffic. I don't think the switch to mobile is a big hit for Intel as long as they are the only major player in the high performance CPU market (let's see if AMD can turn it around with Zen

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