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It appears that the cut off lines up with HIP SDK support from AMD, https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/install-on-windows/en/lat...
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3y ago
Sad to see that the cut off is just after 6700 XT which is what is in my desktop. They indicate more devices are coming, hopefully that includes some of the more modern all in one chips with RDNA 2/3 from AMD as well.
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3y ago
Two reasons I haven't moved - my community (friends) are here - any cheaper place I would move is a political nightmare
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3y ago
The acerola video at the start is a good watch even for the layperson.
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3y ago
Layers and looking at what the business needs to achieve for business continuity and recovery. How quickly do you need to restore services after a major incident (natural disaster to internal user with God access)? What is an acceptable a
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3y ago
How do you calculate your fix rate if a product is deprecated/cancelled instead of fixed?
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3y ago
Not sure it's wildly overpowered. It's in the Framework 13's AMD lineup and works quite well.
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3y ago
Well there was Inbox by Gmail at one point, and I feel there was something else that tried to be an alternative to gmail as well at one point. I'm waiting for YouTube to be split back into YouTube and Google Video, one going full in
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3y ago
Certifications have done a lot, but Windows now supports things like automatically restarting the graphics driver after it crashes instead of bringing down the system. I don't have inside information but from the outside, the HAL on W
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3y ago
Error design depends on context. For most of the systems I work on, fail fast on request for anything out of spec is the correct design. B2B/Microservices/API focused systems. Windows however has focused on bending over backward
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3y ago
I mean it used to be, pretty successfully. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Postal_Savings...
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3y ago
If you have a Logitech mouse their software can handle that for you in the Mac. Why this isn't supported natively is beyond me
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3y ago
Been exceptionally wary of Atlassian's free beta products recently because of this.
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3y ago
Having flashbacks to CompTIA A+ certification I did in highschool. Even then the material was on to Windows 95 at the time. (Balding & graying)
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3y ago
I am less bullish on the screen of the FW13. The color accuracy at various brightness levels leaves a bit to be desired. Gamma calibration seems to be problematic. My Gen 1 Surface Book, Dell Ultrasharp monitors (that are a decade old an
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3y ago
I worked on migrating our MySQL system to PostgreSQL using pgloader ( https://pgloader.io/ ). There were some hiccups, things that needed clarification in documentation, and some additional processes that needed to be done
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3y ago
A Netflix app in the Steam store that is SteamDeck verified would be nice. Edit: What is the over/under on the Vision Pro supporting SteamVR. :D
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3y ago
Obsidian added a Canvas document type in the last year that you may be interested in. https://obsidian.md/canvas
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3y ago
I think cofinity and x.com got rebranded as PayPal. Seems like this cool digital wallet thing.
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3y ago
Who is the "user" in this case? The viewer, the publisher, or the advertiser? They all have very different needs. Two of them are being served very well in all of this as long as not too many viewers are being pushed away. I am
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3y ago
Considering Intel Arc's launch, it would've been a massive boon to them to have this information. Granted this information is likely highly customized to Nvidia architecture so it may be of little use, but Arc made it very appare
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3y ago
Which was great when Amazon Prime gave you Turbo for free. When you can compare the pricing of Turbo to YouTube Premium, which is the better value? In the end what has actually happened is we watch less.
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3y ago
We dropped Prime over a year ago. When it stopped giving you a ad-free Twitch experience that was a serious downgrade for us. Many other retailers have free shipping these days. Rarely do I need something next day. Rarely is Amazon able
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This is one of the first vehicles that intentionally dropped Carplay/Android Auto under GMs new strategy. https://arstechnica.com/cars/2023/03/gm-confirms-its-droppin...
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3y ago
Ditto. Downsized from a larger xenon box into a nuc. Instead of RAID I just have a good backup approach. It doesn't matter if my home server suffers a day of downtime (which it did from a failed SSD).
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Tesla has multiple times made it clear that they don't believe you own the car. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/12/tesla-again-thre... https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/thread
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3y ago
I go with more of a Prince vibe, the website formerly known as Twitter.
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What funding shortfalls?
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3y ago
What is an acceptable fee structure for the service they provide?
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Yet they still don't want to laminate the damn thing
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