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by glowingly 4y ago
Pascal as well! GTX1050Ti and below were at Samsung, while TSMC handled GTX1060 and above. I remember choosing a GTX1050Ti over the GTX1060 simply for the novelty, back before the first mining boom made vanity choices completely silly. Nvid
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by glowingly 4y ago
30Hz per eye? I know Nvidia had compatibility with a few 60Hz interlaced TVs (60Hz per eye, but at half resolution), but never seen a 30Hz per eye setup.
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by glowingly 4y ago
Vaio SX12 A bit less IO than years prior, but still somewhat loaded.
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by glowingly 4y ago
I had to do this in order to get an apartment in the US, when I first moved here. Needed either proof of income or a large static amount of money in the bank. Static at time of snapshot, they didn't really care if it went away afterwar
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by glowingly 4y ago
On tumbleweed, I've tried the VLC repo's ffmpeg for h264, packman, and now opi codecs. The first and third seem to work for VLC. On Silverblue, I don't recall the exact steps, only that I gave up and just used "enhanced
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by glowingly 4y ago
We just didn't update Log4j since it broke a critical, old, closed source offline program. Vendor has long dropped support for this old program. Cue that up to the usual executive missteps that we get from up high. Yay, we get to keep
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by glowingly 4y ago
At work, we have an applied policy that shows an elevated prompt for most things that need admin permissions. It's apparently one of those hidden UAC settings that either needs GPO or regedit to enable. So it's there, just not rea
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by glowingly 4y ago
This is similar to how I used to clean computers that data was needed from. I would isolate it for a few days (no power on, disconnected from any network, etc). Then use a burned DVD or USB with MSFT's Offline Defender. The extra few d
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by glowingly 4y ago
I would be lucky if my Thinkpad X1C6 would get the same battery life in Linux as it did in Windows. It usually does well, if I don't open the web browser. As such, despite running 5.18, Wayland, Firefox, "latest nonfree version of
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by glowingly 4y ago
My Thinkpad, depending on BIOS revision, will trickle charge from a 5V1A charger. Not great, but not horrible. I know Vaio used to advertise that as a feature.
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by glowingly 4y ago
I bypassed WPA supplicant on Tumbleweed, and manually setup the connection. I did think it was rather odd that my WiFi AP stopped allowing my linux laptop to connect, even though it worked right before I moved from Fedora -> Tumbleweed.
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by glowingly 4y ago
That's what hurts. The worst tyrants (classically) believe they are doing the right thing. For who(m)? That's another question.
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by glowingly 4y ago
IMO, it is why decent titles are critical. Probably Twitter's main source of power. 140 chars is a lot, when it comes to engaging attention.
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by glowingly 4y ago
Acura launched first, since Honda already had a factory in the US (originally for motorcycles). Honda was still smaller than Mitsubishi, Nissan, and Toyota at the time, iirc. That factory is still the oldest operating, US factory from a for
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by glowingly 4y ago
I recently was upgraded away from those exact "old" specs at work, and I largely disagree. Win10 just doesn't work with HDDs. I'm sure the mandatory 3rd party AV doesn't help either. But logging in was enough of a s
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by glowingly 4y ago
Amazon US has it shipped and sold by Amazon as the first search result, at $150. The Belkin can be found for ~<$100 on Walmart.com, shipped and sold by Walmart. I was unable to find the the opposite combination. That being said, I think
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by glowingly 4y ago
If in the US, "OpenWrt WiFi 6" options are largely the Linksys/Belkin E8450/RT3200, the TPLink EAP615 In Wall, the Unifi U6 Lite, and U6 LR. Both U6s and the Belkin/Linksys units are AX on 5GHz spectrum, and N on 2.
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by glowingly 4y ago
My bank does, but only if I install their app and enable notifications. Even then, I still had to slowly tap through layers upon layers of menus to setup rules that actually triggered the alerts. Latter part is somewhat fine, even if an opi
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by glowingly 4y ago
> It's like teaching someone calculus when they haven't even learned algebra yet. Start with the basics and then build up from there. I mostly agree in principle with the idea of building up a foundation. Going right into the
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by glowingly 4y ago
That did keep some previous aspects of AMD design, notably subclusters of shared last level cache on a single chip. Zen1 and Zen2 used 4 core clusters of shared L3, with accesses to the other 4 core cluster requiring a bit more latency as i
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by glowingly 4y ago
I very much wish so. I tried using Godot at work and got turned down. They wouldn't even allow a demo or the "IDE" to be installed. Must use our licensed contract junk from leaches on government dole, because those are what&#
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by glowingly 4y ago
A similar camera was present on the old DC-10. AFAIK, it was removed after an pretty big crash in Chicago. Nothing to do with forthrightness, iirc (outside of the usual flying coffin perception of the DC-10). EDIT: https://en.wi
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by glowingly 4y ago
Where I used to live, the digital signage only showed the schedule, not the actual train ETA. The schedule was almost completely useless, however, the online website (at the time) didn't show the schedule for every station (edit: they
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by glowingly 4y ago
I would love to charge at home. My landlord doesn't quite agree. I would love to own my own home. In the meantime, I will accept other EV charging initiatives.
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by glowingly 4y ago
Not really. In CA, if h/a really wanted something, they could gut and amend an existing bill that did make it out of committee. Or use the proposition system (public vote), but that system is just as captured, IMO.
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by glowingly 4y ago
My boss was gleeful at getting someone with a 3.9 GPA recently. It counts for something, I can say that much.
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by glowingly 4y ago
All of the browsers (including all of the Trident based ones) have had this issue for me. Most of my browser hopping in the past was driven by losing a session, being unable to recover it, and moving on to the next browser hoping it is more
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by glowingly 4y ago
afaik, Youtube, Android, and many other bits are still technically under Google organizationally. It's mostly the outside investments that ended up under Alphabet (hence the structure).
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by glowingly 4y ago
To be fair, something is stepping it down from AC, and many modern PSUs step everything down from a common DC rail using DC-DC conversion (i.e, 12V, 5V, 3.3V, etc are all generated from a source DC voltage). Then things like the CPU and GPU
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by glowingly 4y ago
While I do like the latter, a house is a fairly rare purchase in one's life. Admittedly, a very major, rare purchase. But typically a rare one nonetheless. My weekly grocery runs are more indicative of CPI to me.

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