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by kasabali 5mo ago
> Entry level motherboards are still $100 Entry level motherboards were $50 (meaning 40 on sale)
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by kasabali 5mo ago
> The pattern was: install on user launch of product A, write configuration into the user's installs of products B, C, D, E, F, G, H without asking. Reach across vendor trust boundaries. No consent dialog. No opt-out UI. Re-installs
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by kasabali 5mo ago
Seriously your argument is this? Not even 3 months have passed since this [1] happened? https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/v889-released/
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by kasabali 5mo ago
They should buy GloFo :D
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by kasabali 5mo ago
> I think you strung together a bunch of words that don't jive with real world experiences. I know the real world experience I've had, thank you very much. > Windows 7 still had some fundamental kernel quality issues. No it
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by kasabali 5mo ago
> The file system still uses drive letters. Can’t they scrap the old file system folder layout to something… organized There's no point doing so. Folder mounts are possible in diskmgmt.msc, and on Linux partitions end up mounted in
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by kasabali 5mo ago
> You won't find that level of stability in Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Windows 7. Nice try but you won't deceive any attentive readers. Everything you've told in that paragraph was applicable to Windows 7, it had all the
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by kasabali 5mo ago
Why the hell would I want a file manager to be run on the GPU. it's supposed to be light on requirements and run on a potato, it's a file manager ffs not a 3rd person shooter.
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by kasabali 5mo ago
Yet somehow PEAK Windows versions ( whether it was 2000, XP or 7 depending on person) all predates introduction of forced or opt-out telemetry.
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by kasabali 5mo ago
> We’ve also made changes to the Power menu so you’ll always see the standard Restart and Shut down options without having to install a pending update first. You decide when updates happen, not the other way around. Great! We've pro
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by kasabali 5mo ago
Linus has had been fussy about maybe like 5% of the things because even then he couldn't keep up with the sheer volume. Nowadays it's more like 1‰
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by kasabali 5mo ago
Good
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by kasabali 6mo ago
...still not an excuse for using 2.4GB for a tab.
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by kasabali 6mo ago
"your tabs will be discarded" is not an excuse for using 2.4GB for a tab
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by kasabali 6mo ago
Dell Optiplex 3040 or some configurations of Lenovo M700 may be using 6th gen Intel CPU with DDR3.
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by kasabali 6mo ago
that was like $80 last year.
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by kasabali 6mo ago
iPhone 12 wasn't low end
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by kasabali 6mo ago
I mean, as an outsider, this is exactly how it seems to be working.
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by kasabali 6mo ago
Damn, Rapidus couldn't come soon enough.
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by kasabali 7mo ago
https://www.jwz.org/doc/cadt.html
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by kasabali 7mo ago
THIS. This boggles my mind ever since zswap landed in the kernel. Actually, forget zswap. Why the fuck swap's on disk format hasn't been compressed in the last 2 decades when processing power has been abundant and compressors lik
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by kasabali 7mo ago
What a huge sin. God forbid I could install whatever the version I want on the device I paid for.
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by kasabali 7mo ago
> 15.6" eww
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by kasabali 7mo ago
I'm pretty sure there were more DRAM manufacturers back then, and spinning up a new fab probably didn't require as much know-how, capital or even time.
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by kasabali 7mo ago
Firefox 4 was peak design, anything they've did afterwards is to keep designers employed.
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by kasabali 7mo ago
> Bugs in MSI Afterburner. Do you mean the OSD?
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by kasabali 7mo ago
were they 3-bit flips?
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by kasabali 8mo ago
> stop antagonizing blocs like the EU Who antagonized who first, again?
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by kasabali 8mo ago
Bigger issue here is they're removing everything that depends on gtk2.
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by kasabali 8mo ago
> That CPU is ancient, though. Over a decade old. That DRAM is 2-channel DDR3. 6700 should be DDR4 unless they're using some weird-ass setup.

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