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by kasabali 1y ago
It could be, but on the other hand it could be freaking fantastic, too. The only way we'd know if they've fucking did it , which is my point. Since it didn't happen, the only thing we know is what they said and they said it
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by kasabali 1y ago
3 company managed to do it, was there a law forbidding a 4th one from doing so?
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by kasabali 1y ago
No I don't have insider info. Neither do you. What an ridiculous nit to pick.
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by kasabali 1y ago
Those sites offer lower fidelity resolutions either way, DRM plugin is worthless. Heck, Netflix doesn't offer 4K streams even on a fully locked devices with L1 certificate, they have a separate licensing program that device vendors m
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by kasabali 1y ago
I know that , but I've brought it up anyway. It's irrelevant who they've licenced it from because they executed it god damn well.
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by kasabali 1y ago
What I remember from discussions at the time was they were going to tape out very soon and start building for mass production, then UAE fund noped when things got serious.
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by kasabali 1y ago
No I don't, but then, how bad it could be? As bad as Samsung's 8nm? Or Intel's 10nm? Even they delivered something in the end. What did GF deliver? A whole fucking nothing. Samsung had Nvidia and Qualcomm as their customers e
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by kasabali 1y ago
that's beside the point. The point is they executed it pretty well.
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by kasabali 1y ago
Oh no, it is a moronic decision and everyone thought so even then. It was a competitive process, they said volume production was due in late 2018 and they canned it at the very last minute citing it financially not feasible. You can read
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by kasabali 1y ago
Imagine canning your 7nm process last minute only few years before the chip shortage. Must be the most moronic decision ever . and it's not like 20/20 hindsight either, because every hardware enthusiast knew at the time In
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by kasabali 1y ago
More expensive than re-designing it every 2 years?
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by kasabali 1y ago
Windows was much leaner and more stable before it was infested with telemetry. Go figure.
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by kasabali 1y ago
Same, but also for Kotlin
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by kasabali 1y ago
I don't think 2TB 2.5" CMR drives exist. At least this was the case few years ago and I doubt they invest in development of 2.5" platters anymore.
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by kasabali 1y ago
Sponsored by FBI probably :p
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by kasabali 1y ago
For some groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence work, obviously. In reality, he probably just want to play CS2 :D
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by kasabali 1y ago
(1) can be done with little to no configuration on default live images of like, every single distribution.
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by kasabali 1y ago
Name is least of GIMP's problems.
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by kasabali 1y ago
I have a similar pet peeve with Miracast, though sources say over ethernet support was added to later Windows versions.
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by kasabali 1y ago
1440p@32" is very close to 96 ppi (ie. pixel density as the god intended). If you want high density go full double at ~192 dpi so you get proper scaling. 4k@32" is a shitty in between resolution nobody has asked for.
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by kasabali 2y ago
They 've then slapped Windows 8 UI into it, after that, Windows 10 UI, and lastly they've slapped the Windows 11 UI. The reason should be obvious.
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by kasabali 2y ago
Soldered RAM is pure evil.
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by kasabali 2y ago
> So MS probably decided to kill that option off for everyone. not so, because of.
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by kasabali 2y ago
Check WinAero tweaker. I don't remember it creating a .reg file but it can export & import the tweaks you've applied.
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by kasabali 2y ago
To be pedantic, Server 2022 is a newer build than any Windows 10 version.
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by kasabali 2y ago
> RPM copy on write uses reflinking capabilities in btrfs Why not in XFS?
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by kasabali 2y ago
Firefox 1.0: 2004 Chrome 1.0: 2008
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by kasabali 2y ago
There was a tarball last time I looked.
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by kasabali 2y ago
Kiwi browser is abandoned
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by kasabali 2y ago
App data . Play store simply reinstalls the apps but they're in a clean state. Some apps supposedly back up and restore their data from Google cloud but that's rare.

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