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by mdasen 3y ago
According to Intel's schedule, yes. Intel's schedule has 20A coming in Q3 2024. However, according to Intel's schedule, they've been at Intel 3 since Q3 2023 (and Intel 4 since Q3 2022). The first Intel 4 processors actu
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The reason I feel confident in the Fediverse's longevity is that it's independently hosted. If BlueSky ran out of money tomorrow and shut down its servers, BlueSky is gone. If mastodon.social ran out of money and shut down its ser
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I think there are two issues here: why aren't they allowed and why shouldn't they be allowed. Some prisoners certainly shouldn't be allowed to access the internet. If you're in organized crime, being able to access the i
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As someone who has dealt with users who use a system in an unintended way, you don't go looking for those people and you don't build something to enforce a policy like this. When you're running services for lots of customers,
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Good Morning Britain is getting around $6.36-10.18 CPM by your numbers (£5-8 per thousand viewers) which seems reasonable. If Amazon stuffed ads the way most American broadcast channels do, they could get around 720 ads in there which would
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by mdasen 3y ago
We don't know that Apple isn't supporting encryption. The rumors are that they're working with the GSM Association on an encryption spec for RCS. Google has been pushing RCS as an open standard. In some ways it is. However, t
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by mdasen 3y ago
I think there are two forms of interoperability that you aren't breaking out. 1. Client to Service 2. Service to Service With email, service to service is generally free. However, Client to Service (eg. IMAP) hasn't been guarantee
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I haven't found this to be a problem, but if you do I might suggest looking at the options under the view menu. https://i.imgur.com/lMHkiH8.jpg "Reload Without Content Blockers" and "Reload Reducing Othe
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One could say the same for Google's browser investments as well. At this point, if Chrome and Safari don't implement something, it basically doesn't exist as a web technology. The only other engine is Firefox sitting at 3% of
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I think there are a few reasons. The parts of the country that get cold the most usually don't use electricity as a heating source. Natural gas is a ton cheaper than electric resistive heat. I don't know if a Bitcoin miner will pr
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I think it'll depend on who you are. If you have allergies or often suffer from nasal congestion, you'll likely know it. If you're someone whose nose just kinda works, there's no reason you'd be aware of it.
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Times change and companies need to adapt with the times. 2015-2022, exclusivity would be a huge positive for Tesla. Their vehicles would have lots of charging stations while other vehicles wouldn't. That's great for Tesla. When th
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Personally, I wish Beeper would focus on everything other than iMessage. Apple is more curmudgeon about these kinds of things than most companies and what I really need is a way to get out of the half-dozen other apps everyone wants to chat
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Starlink (and Musk in general) have been over-promising and under-delivering for years now. Starlink claimed 150Mbps back in 2020 and that speeds would double to 300Mbps by the end of 2021.[1] Instead, speeds have halved.[2] At this point,
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by mdasen 3y ago
When it says "Get 2000 build minutes for free," is that per month?
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Apple Pays Less Than 30 Cents in Royalties to Arm per Chip(macrumors.com)
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It's possible, but right now it doesn't show me ads. I turn on the power and it goes to the last input. I doubt that it will happen because I don't think enough people will buy Apple TVs and because I think adulterating an ex
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I have a Fire TV and I just bought an Apple TV to be my smart-tv interface. It's amazing what a difference it makes. The Apple TV's interface isn't laggy. I guess that's what happens when you get a 10x faster processor.
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> YouTube has no financial incentive to actively punish non-chrome useragents. They make money in their division by serving ads, regardless of the useragent. Google has big financial incentives to punish non-Chrome user agents. First, we
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Yea, I've been using Blazor in .NET 8 through the previews and it's really nice. The Server Side Rendering is fast like any server-rendered stuff. Enhanced Navigation means that pages load even faster since they're just using
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I’m surprised that Musk is going through with this. It seems like this lawsuit would mean that Media Matters would be able to get access to lots of internal information via discovery.
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It's not common with mainstream US carriers on phone plans. It's common with MVNOs (virtual network operators). On phone plans, carriers generally let a customer use unlimited low-priority data. If it's 3am and no one is usin
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Dell isn't using Qualcomm's modems. At the heart of the Apple-Qualcomm dispute was the no-license, no-chips policy where Qualcomm won't give you their chips if you don't agree to their license terms. If you want FRAND (f
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It is a very old LTE modem. It looks like it's 10 year old tech. People often forget how much LTE progressed in a decade.
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> Users who exceed 50 GB of data usage (across all their devices) will have their data speeds slowed to 256 kbps for the remainder of their billing cycle, unless they opt out and choose to be charged for additional full speed data usage
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The Polestar vehicles are manufactured in China (in addition to being owned by Geeley, a Chinese company) If you check the vehicle info in the door, they note they're made in China: https://static.cargurus.com/images&#x
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I think it'll remain green. Apple might feel pressure to implement RCS to ward off regulators, but keeping the chats green will likely still serve Apple's purpose. Even if RCS is 100% as good as iMessage, a decade of green bubbles
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It looks like this is powered by Sunbird: https://www.sunbirdapp.com . Another alternative for iMessage is Beeper: https://www.beeper.com/imessage They both have a waitlist at the moment, but Beeper seems to be o
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I'd just create a Blazor project with individual authentication (and don't worry about interactivity). Then inside Components/Pages you'll find code that should look pretty boring. You'll see some HTML, you'll
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I think it depends on who you are. In 2007, a lot of people distrusted Microsoft and with good reason. They'd spent a lot of time extinguishing competitors. .NET Core was initially released in 2016, but Microsoft wasn't saying tha

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