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by klipklop 10mo ago
Going to be watching this ticket for sure.
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by klipklop 10mo ago
Why does everybody seem to overlook this?
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by klipklop 10mo ago
There isn't one that supports VRR/Gsync/Freesync well. What gamers want is chroma/RGB 4:4:4 + HDR + VRR/Freesync + 4k,120hz for their Linux PC on a TV. This is not possible with any DP --> HDMI 2.1 dongle on the
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by klipklop 10mo ago
It's about time somebody does some reverse engineering and just uploads the needed stuff online to make HDMI 2.1 work in Linux. It's getting absurd at this point. TV's need to start including Displayport, HDMI is a giant pain
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by klipklop 10mo ago
I have just laughed over the years as people argued that private equity owned too small of a percentage of the housing stock to move the market. Looks like they were wrong. The entire arrangement is such a tax and loan leveraged scam. It&#x
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by klipklop 10mo ago
This is not how reality works at all. Nuclear war is a last resort, not a first response to a ground invasion. Ground troops are essential for defense, even in the era of nukes and drones.
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by klipklop 11mo ago
It's scary that you even have to explain this to another adult.
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by klipklop 11mo ago
You are getting down voted, but it's true. They (WEF-types during their meetings you can watch on youtube) telegraphed it during/soon after the entire Covid lock downs that they intended to make large structural changes to society
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by klipklop 11mo ago
I wonder if in classic HN fashion somebody will suggest to stop eating...
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by klipklop 11mo ago
Isn’t it fair to argue that it’s PE doing all this consolidation?
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by klipklop 11mo ago
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by klipklop 11mo ago
As a casual observer of Canada it would seem that the average Canadian only has the right to lie down and let their rights get stripped away one at a time…as long as they pay taxes or don’t protest/tweet too hard/mean. Otherwise t
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by klipklop 11mo ago
In the Bay Area job market at 40+ you are 4/5 done with your working career at a high level of pay as a IC. It’s cruel, but post 40 and especially post 50 you are at risk of being let go and never find a similar paying job again. Espec
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by klipklop 11mo ago
I can hear Nic Cage get out his credit card from 1000 miles away to buy it.
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by klipklop 11mo ago
> Britons voted on the basis of I like Europe or I don't like foreigners. The irony is the group that is "I don't like foreigners" still got them post Brexit, but they didn't come from Europe this time.
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by klipklop 11mo ago
That is good news, but I have seem some sellers already jump their price +$100 on Amazon. Perhaps just price gouging to take advantage. I might pick up another if I can get it for ~$140.
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by klipklop 11mo ago
Love these N150 systems. I wonder if the RAM/SSD/misc shortages are going to make these humble $140 boxes like $300+ soon.
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by klipklop 11mo ago
> I'm pretty sure battery performance would drop significantly if root was too easy to achieve. No offense, but this is one of the most absurd things I have ever read on a hackernews discussion. I bet if I could get root on iOS I wo
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by klipklop 11mo ago
They won’t fix anything other than add more intrusive tracking. Only an existential crisis will make them turn it temporarily around. Even then they will go back to old patterns soon after any emerging competition dies off. We are like 35 i
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by klipklop 11mo ago
Massive population growth, without adding a meaningful amount of new healthcare workers?
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by klipklop 11mo ago
One can argue that they do this because they consider these laws unjust and they are being compassionate. My pessimist view is California mass issued CDLs to foreign workers so they could help drive down trucker wages. I feel it all comes d
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by klipklop 11mo ago
It's easy to be seated on a moral high horse when it's politically convenient for them. The UK had no problems just a few years ago blowing up ISIS arms dealers in Syria that had nothing to do with their country. At least in this
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by klipklop 11mo ago
The UK historically is no stranger to supporting (and benefiting from) opium wars. They have a history of preferring drugs to flow when it benefits them. It's a sad state of affairs on both sides if you ask me.
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by klipklop 11mo ago
There will be.
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by klipklop 11mo ago
Yup. This really needs to be fixed. There have been on-going bug reports on it for years. AMD just needs to move the hdmi 2.1 stuff behind a firmware binary blob already like NVIDIA does. It's so annoying not having full quality HDMI.
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by klipklop 11mo ago
This study is garbage and I suspect it exists to help justify making melatonin a controlled substance so phrama can push their prescription sleep aides.
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by klipklop 11mo ago
I came in here to say the same thing. The study is a total joke. I expected it to get ripped apart in this discussion thread.
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by klipklop 11mo ago
Gabe made his initial fortune working at Microsoft. He almost lost it all putting it into Valve/Steam. At one point they were close to not even being able to make payroll. He bet everything on the company. You are welcome to start your
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by klipklop 11mo ago
FBI wants to remind everyone that only US mega-cap companies can scrape the entire internet, not share the data, use it to train AI models and then charge people to use chatbots that use this 'laundered' data. Anybody else attempt
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by klipklop 1y ago
There is a public plan (literal press releases) and it is to use Nvidia Grace chips in Nokia’s future RAN products. Seems to have cooling issues but seems to be a nice chip for the most part. Nvidia quietly in the background is getting more

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