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by mrkstu 6y ago
Considering that the devices that were replaced were integrated GPUs only, the fact that these devices now run close to current gen discrete GPUs is a big jump. The bigger question to be answered is whether this is a baseline that will be s
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by mrkstu 6y ago
They cannot drop you as a customer for what you 'say' digitally (or IRL.) You cannot be 'cancelled.' Not sure if that has happened previously on the individual level, vs the organizational/corporate level though. Te
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by mrkstu 6y ago
Musk is exciting for what he does, not his bloviating. He's a low EQ high EQ guy that has a bulldozer personality and work ethic. If you want to learn from watching what he does professionally, you'll probably learn a lot. If yo
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by mrkstu 6y ago
They threw the whole resources of a nation state at it to do it as well, vs the bootstrapping of one guy with about a hundred million bucks. It takes the right guy and the right environment to make that kind of magic happen.
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by mrkstu 6y ago
So show me SpaceX somewhere other than the US. SpaceX exists solely because of Musk and the culture in the US that encourages his kind of risk taking. It literally would/could not occur anywhere else and even now, with the successful e
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by mrkstu 6y ago
Note he said Seattle. If necessary, you can read up on the recent developments as regards law enforcement in that city for further clarity.
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by mrkstu 6y ago
CoJCoLDS (Mormon) belief is very sci-fi. A progenitor being, first intelligence reaching 'Godhood,' uses the material universe it has come to mastery over to clothe intelligences (those being outside of time and our usual matter)
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by mrkstu 6y ago
Apple ProRaw should allow best of both worlds: https://www.techradar.com/news/what-is-apple-proraw-the-new-...
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by mrkstu 6y ago
There are plenty of manufacturers behind the curve that will be buying credits for the foreseeable future.
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by mrkstu 6y ago
So the remaining question is, has the virus changed (mutated) to be less deadly, or have masks lessened the viral load on initial infection enough to give the immune system a better chance of fighting it off, or have treatments become that
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by mrkstu 6y ago
I live in similar conditions, not quite as humid. Tempted to move my mini rack out to the garage now. Very tempting to save on the air conditioning necessitated by the equipment in my rack. May even put my virtualization server out there fo
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by mrkstu 6y ago
Ah, that's probably the more reasonable interpretation, thanks.
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by mrkstu 6y ago
Chrome on non-ChromeOS can't be configured with its own cert store. It just isn't there, though they keep a list of some black-listed root CAs. https://www.chromium.org/Home/chromium-security/root-ca-poli
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by mrkstu 6y ago
You can easily import cert's into OS stores. I've actually rarely seen Firefox as a first option, more likely as a secondary option. You're likely going to need to manipulate the OS store regardless, so Firefox is just extra
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by mrkstu 6y ago
Chrome uses the OS level cert store, whereas Mozilla uses it's own.
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by mrkstu 6y ago
You can set up Safari like that, where it will, when it can render a reader view, default to that presentation.
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by mrkstu 6y ago
But that isn’t an American problem. Infrastructure buildout in AZ is done in an incredibly efficient and cost effective manner. Dallas is similar. Utah’s buildout for the Winter Olympics was amazing and inexpensive. Cali/NY/MA?
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by mrkstu 6y ago
That's what I'm assuming. Also with APPLESi Macs, they're natively running iPad apps, so there is some kind of chance they meld the Pro line and the MacBook line into a single device capable of running both platform's A
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by mrkstu 6y ago
So basically exactly the same as the whole Russia influencing Trump theory cooked up by Hillary's campaign that the media ran with hook, line and sinker? It also had poor provenance and an unreliable source yet the media ran with it un
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by mrkstu 6y ago
Since when has any news outlet considered copyright when publishing information of public interest? That is core fair use.
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by mrkstu 6y ago
Some, like Keith Olbermann are jumping straight to between 6 and 7: "Olbermann called for a wide range of Trump's "enablers" to be "prosecuted and convicted and removed from our society."" Including '
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by mrkstu 6y ago
Its entirely consistent with my past scoring on the test: Personality Probability INTP 0.319997 INTJ 0.210713 I've always pretty much scored as an INTP with the P/J fairly evenly matched. As far as MB being scientific or not- they
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by mrkstu 6y ago
Do (non)measurements taken this way 'collapse the wave function' anyway? Or can you only get information that is still open to change during the actual measurement?
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by mrkstu 6y ago
The question is really why a voter would vote for representatives that would allow for that situation to occur in the first place?
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by mrkstu 6y ago
In a true race to the bottom like that, the American is out of a job regardless.
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by mrkstu 6y ago
That is the opposite of what is likely. The elevation of wages for a H1B will mean the average wage in that category of work will increase, for everyone in that segment. What you suggest only makes sense if there is a fixed pot of money in
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by mrkstu 6y ago
It makes obvious that the problem is the law.
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by mrkstu 6y ago
The state of Utah flies employees to Mexico to fill prescriptions there because: "The cost difference is big enough that the state's program can pay for each patient's flight, provide them with a $500-per-trip bonus, and stil
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New interpretation of QM implies reality not dependent on person measuring it(phys.org)
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by mrkstu 6y ago
I keep a hub around for just that purpose. The downside is that Gigabit eliminated half duplex for all practical purposes, so you have to use a tap or SPAN on anything faster.

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