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by kcb 5y ago
That's not the rules > On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intelle
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by kcb 5y ago
Interesting. I'm having a problem right now with a motherboard I just bought that has an Intel 2.5gb nic. Running Truenas connected to my gigabit switch I get a solid 110MB/s transfer but connected to my multi gig switch its down
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by kcb 5y ago
Was hoping it was a B-21 Raider.
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by kcb 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owI7DOeO_yg
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by kcb 5y ago
Since you were level headed enough to make this comment, don't you think some introspection is in order? Come on now. Mask Requirement -> Might as well die in a car crash, that doesn't sound particularly sane.
846.
by kcb 5y ago
It's not pride that has been hurt...it's a US navy warship being blown up.
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by kcb 5y ago
> This was an intentional placement. This locations was as far away as possible > from the nuclear power plant for a close local directed-explosion attack. > It was then ignited, and ended up causing serious damage to the bow of t
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by kcb 5y ago
It's really hard for me to believe the USN allows countries to blow up their warships then has the courtesy to hide it domestically. The whole purpose of the USN is a show of force and power projection. If countries are allowed to take
849.
by kcb 5y ago
Blowing up a USN warship is not testing, it's action.
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by kcb 5y ago
Something doesn't add up here. If it's China's official policy that it blatantly and deliberately attacked a USN warship, why aren't we at war with them? They've never directly attacked any other US ships or planes
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by kcb 5y ago
Dogs are not naturally occurring.
852.
by kcb 5y ago
I'm not sure if this was the point he was trying to make but dog breeding is why dogs exist.
853.
by kcb 5y ago
The traits that make a dog best for breeding in a more natural environment don't necessarily make them good for pets.
854.
by kcb 5y ago
Personally I just worry that the result would be all dogs being pitbull mixes.
855.
by kcb 5y ago
I had this exact experience. We had a successful hackathon led by the engineering team where we just built cool things that somewhat aligned with the business. The "Innovation" team decided we were pushing into their turf and took
856.
by kcb 5y ago
Abit was around for quite a while after. I had a Core 2 Quad with an Abit motherboard.
857.
by kcb 5y ago
Yea just stop $500 billion in exports. That won't hurt the Chinese economy at all.
858.
by kcb 5y ago
Not this again. You'd have to have an army of suicidal fanatics to get them to take off in Super Tucanos against a squadron of F-35s or any American jet really. The F-35 is just going to BVR lob unavoidable AMRAAMs. Add some F-15/
859.
by kcb 5y ago
Wow! 66% of Android devices support Vulkan. That's amazing. Thanks for finding that.
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by kcb 5y ago
/Shrug I would buy a new MacBook Pro if it supported Vulkan. I am not a game developer. I just want DXVK and Wine to run well for light gaming on my multithousand dollar laptop with high end gpu. Your argument is pretty much Apple shou
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by kcb 5y ago
I'm not suggesting they drop Metal to support Vulkan.
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by kcb 5y ago
> Games don't have poor support on MacOS because of lack of Vulkan. Proton/Wine/DXVK. Wine works on Mac but DXVK barely does through MoltenVK. The lack of proper Vulkan support is directly why games have poor support on Ma
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by kcb 5y ago
They would because it would mean more software support. Proper support for Vulkan would not be an abstraction layer. Metal is not the language of the hardware, GPUs operate on assembly like instructions. These are not publicly documented or
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by kcb 5y ago
If Apple supported Vulkan it would pretty quickly be at parity with Linux for gaming. Proton/Wine/DXVK would actually make a new Macbook Pro a viable option for gaming.
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by kcb 5y ago
Many "native" Mac OS games are using MoltenVK. Obviously a translation layer is already not optimal for performance or efficiency.
866.
by kcb 5y ago
Ok so where is the reason Apple can't add Vulkan support to Mac OS?
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by kcb 5y ago
The craziest thing is this guy built a soundcard from schematic to pcb in hand in a section of a youtube video.
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by kcb 5y ago
Weird this is readily accessible in the US. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Native_American_genoc...
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by kcb 5y ago
Amazon Workspaces, Azure Virtual Desktop, and probably many more
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by kcb 5y ago
You still need a buffer to pay for expenses...$3000 to someone with Upper Income is not a lot. I don't think anyone is liquidating assets to pay for their electric bill.

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