hddherman

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by hddherman 8y ago
Maybe this will help you out: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/auto-tab-disc... A must have extension if you tend to keep a lot of tabs open.
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by hddherman 8y ago
They use too many resources (both CPU and RAM) relative to the functionality that they offer.
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by hddherman 8y ago
And also the company that caused quite a stir when they partnered with Firefox to carry out a study, which included collecting and sending browser data to Cliqz servers.
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by hddherman 8y ago
Sounds like a device security nightmare, with all the control they will have, plus the risk of a malicious actor on the inside being able to do something nasty.
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by hddherman 8y ago
I (and many others) would take a 33% increase in core count over a 10-15% advantage in single core workloads. Even the gaming comparison is most of the time overemphasized. Does it really matter if you are getting 88FPS or 80FPS if your mon
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by hddherman 8y ago
This argument is getting very old. Any sources for that first claim? The multithreaded workloads part is correct, but the argument falls apart when you remember that an average user has hundreds of different processes running in the backgro
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by hddherman 8y ago
In it's current state it's not really functional, is it?
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by hddherman 8y ago
It actually is possible with nVidia GPU-s, but you'll be taking a huge performance hit as some of the tiny bandwidth is now used to send the rendered image back to the laptop and then to the screen.