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by haunter 3mo ago
tbh my take as someone who follows sports heavily: China is just not good at team sports. If we consider the most relevant ones (part of the Olympics games): - volleyball. Probably their best team sport. Men's team have nothing to show
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by haunter 3mo ago
>Today, in some parts of the company, work passes through as many as 14 layers of management. Not even national security institutions operate like this
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by haunter 3mo ago
Hungary https://vonatinfo.mav.hu/
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by haunter 4mo ago
As for the “unauthorized” sign: Book publishers used to print India/SEA-only editions of books only sold in those countries, significantly cheaper than in the US or Europe. Then a Thai guy realized that this would be a good business op
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by haunter 4mo ago
Wildly depends where you live. For the same price I can get a prebuilt desktop PC with double the performance (Ryzen 7 5700 + RTX 5060 Ti) Even if you go mini ITX you can get a better PC with 50% more performance (Ryzen 7 5600x + RTX 5060)
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Learn the Knowledge of London(tfl.gov.uk)
5 points by haunter 4mo ago|0 comments
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Messi or Ronaldo? Your political ideology may play a part(ntu.edu.sg)
2 points by haunter 4mo ago|0 comments
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Excommunication decreed for Lefebvrite episcopal ordinations(vaticannews.va)
3 points by haunter 4mo ago|0 comments
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by haunter 4mo ago
The more the bits the better the music, easy as one two three Don't forget to buy the new low oxygen platinum plated HDMI cables for the better experience! /s
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by haunter 4mo ago
Mind you eskimo is nowadays considered to be a slur in Canada and Greenland and in parts of Alaska. Not the best choice. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eskimo#Usage
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Lenovo: RAM Prices Likely the 'New Normal' and Might 'Never' Return to Normal(vgchartz.com)
2 points by haunter 4mo ago|0 comments
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Wallpaper Engine: Removal of Application Wallpapers from the Workshop(store.steampowered.com)
4 points by haunter 4mo ago|0 comments
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by haunter 4mo ago
€102,800 to €125,000 lol Yeah I know it's a luxury car but still
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by haunter 4mo ago
No bloat, no preinstalled apps, not getting feature updates.
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by haunter 4mo ago
Will never get the final feature update (22H2) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_10_version_history#Ver... Technically it can break some apps if they are hard coded to only work with 22H2. Probably happens with som
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by haunter 4mo ago
Yes but no feature updates, so for example LTSC 2021 is "stuck" on 21H2 from 2021. But it gets the regular security and bugfix updates, last one was June 9th See here (Enterprise and IoT Enterprise LTSB/LTSC editions): https
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by haunter 4mo ago
But that's also kind of the point too: Windows Lite exists but MSFT is "gatkeeping" it to enterprise users only. Probably because they are paying for it.
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by haunter 4mo ago
>Windows problems are major tech debt tbh the backwards compatibility is not the best and you might have better chance with Wine on Linux but it's still better than MacOS where even software from a couple years ago is unusuable (no
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by haunter 4mo ago
LTSC, surprised the post doesn't mention that. No forced feature updates, no unnecessary preinstalled apps. I'm using them for years without any problems. There was only one extreme edge case where an app didn't work because
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by haunter 4mo ago
Legacy Update basically solves every post install update/driver issues https://legacyupdate.net/
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by haunter 4mo ago
1 Megarad (10 Kilogray) In comparison radtherapy patients get 20 gray in 1-2 weeks so it's the 20/10000 = 0.02% of what these designs target
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by haunter 4mo ago
And if you are curious about the modern radiation hardened CPUs then the current state of the art ones are the MOOG BRE440 [0] and the BAE RAD5500 [1], 5545 [2] being the highest performance multi core one. Even more interesting that they b
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by haunter 4mo ago
_A lot of times_ people comment based on the title alone. I think it’s more common than one would imagine.
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by haunter 4mo ago
I'm from Hungary and the majority of the exams here are oral one-on-one interviews (depends on the course of course but still). I've never ever had take home exams and or even quiz like tests were very uncommon.
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by haunter 4mo ago
I'm in Europe and never seen a "just has a QR code" menu
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by haunter 4mo ago
> then they can collect biometrics from kids They will collect it from everyone to prove your age. The question only that is it worth the gamble by Meta, as in how many people would rather leave the sites (from Whatsapp to Insta to Faceb
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by haunter 4mo ago
And you can go even smaller with TinyCore Linux [0] or the xwoaf-rebuild [1] 0, http://www.tinycorelinux.net/ 1, https://web.archive.org/web/20240901115514/https://pupngo.dk... Honestly
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by haunter 4mo ago
From last week: MicroVMs in Proxmox https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2026/06/18/1845 https://github.com/rcarmo/pve-microvm
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by haunter 4mo ago
Not with a bang but a whimper?
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by haunter 4mo ago
>console storage and memory prices have increased by more than 2.5x and we expect another doubling by the fall of 2027 As a millennial I love that every year has a "once in a lifetime" event

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