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by gggmaster 7y ago
Delivering only 12V has its own pros, so I will give them the benefit of doubt. But I think this move will increase my cost of building desktops.
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by gggmaster 7y ago
This will make motherboards more expensive and fragile. Desktop chipsets from Intel can only support two generations of processors. While a good PSU can have ten years of warranty.
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by gggmaster 7y ago
For Linux userland, there are also musl and uClibc-ng. Other platforms have their own libcs.
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by gggmaster 7y ago
They have to be backwards-compatible to persuade people to pay for their proprietary products rather than switch to another vendor.
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by gggmaster 7y ago
LC_ALL=C changes all the locale-related behaviors. I would try LC_MESSAGES first.
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by gggmaster 7y ago
If a proprietary software is not much more better than an open source one, I will not choose it.
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by gggmaster 8y ago
Samsung ruined their reputation with their irresponsible reaction in China during the Note 7 scandal. It’s just that Chinese makers are gaining more market share.
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by gggmaster 9y ago
Thanks for the transparency of open source you have learnt those buzzwords. Wish you the best of luck with your black boxes.
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by gggmaster 10y ago
Please, no more NIH syndrome. Linux, which is built by an international community, is good enough.
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by gggmaster 10y ago
You are assuming when yelling the neighbor is in good will.
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The Death of Moore’s Law Will Spur Innovation(spectrum.ieee.org)
3 points by gggmaster 10y ago|0 comments
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by gggmaster 11y ago
Maybe there are other things to concern about, such as a discredited government, peer pressure, etc.
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by gggmaster 11y ago
Then what you can do is writing articles documenting the ongoing tragedy of using coal (though I think there's already many), rather than dismissing others' work.
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by gggmaster 11y ago
Free-trade of opium?
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by gggmaster 11y ago
If they had had basic income, maybe they would not have become Luddites?
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by gggmaster 12y ago
No one seriously says prices will never fall. People are just get tired of aimless remarks. You can repetitively tell a person he will eventually die, one day - but does that make any sense?
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by gggmaster 12y ago
Because in Chinese there is a word "万" for ten thousands.
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by gggmaster 12y ago
You can pay someone to improve open source tools, too.
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by gggmaster 12y ago
PDA has already included the word automaton.
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by gggmaster 12y ago
Free-restricted is a spectrum. You shouldn't dismiss people's effort to move toward the free end. Rome was not built in a day. May be one day grid will help us get rid off carriers.
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by gggmaster 13y ago
But these kind of critics about known problems don't add any value.
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by gggmaster 13y ago
You don't know if he just started being angry now. Moreover, one don't need to be a selfless saint to object to wrongdoings.
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by gggmaster 13y ago
A guy continually breaks tubes in a lab is enough.
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by gggmaster 13y ago
Some people think you are lonely if your way of living is different from theirs. More annoyingly, they repetitively tell you that you are lonely. If you yield to this brainwashing, then you really feel lonely.
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by gggmaster 13y ago
against? joke! https://ditu.google.cn/
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by gggmaster 13y ago
So we should encourage commute with bicycles.
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by gggmaster 13y ago
You can ask adobe to lift their user lockin policy
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by gggmaster 13y ago
There are many better open source alternatives for end users. Being locked into one product is not a good thing.
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by gggmaster 13y ago
Blaming Linux will not solve the problem. Throw your questions to those manufacturers and ask them to improve the current situation. Or you can contribute to open source hardware. If you just want to blame, surly nobody could prevent you fr