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by opencl 6y ago
The post isn't actually about GNOME's file manager (which does have thumbnails), it's about the GTK file picker which is the same in any DE.
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by opencl 6y ago
It only applies if the Google account on your phone is enrolled in the Advanced Protection Program.
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by opencl 6y ago
They used to support ECC in the desktop i3 lineup, current gen does not have ECC except in some embedded SKUs. https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/199280/...
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by opencl 6y ago
35mm stills cameras normally use a 3:2 frame. Television shot on film typically used movie cameras that shot at 1.85:1 and then cropped to 4:3. But different shows handled the aspect ratios differently in their widescreen re-releases. Seinf
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by opencl 6y ago
The iMac G3 had plenty of hard edges. You couldn't see them because they were all on the bottom of the carrying handle, aka the side that you actually hold it from.
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by opencl 6y ago
I've played the Half Life port, it is playable but had some fairly major issues. The framerate, controls, and load times were all pretty bad. The save files would become larger and larger (and took longer) as you progressed through eac
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by opencl 6y ago
That's basically what all of those eGPU boxes are. You can buy just the enclosure and pop whatever GPU you want in, provided the enclosure has an adequate power supply.
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by opencl 6y ago
1366x768 15" laptop screens are very much still alive, you will find them in a large fraction of sub-$500 laptops.
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by opencl 6y ago
Ecen a pretty basic set of modern farm equipment and facilities will run into the millions of dollars, and will have very low utilization on small farms. A single modern combine can harvest >100 acres per day. With multiple big fields of
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by opencl 6y ago
You can re-lock the bootloader with your own signing key on Pixels. GrapheneOS seems to be the only third party ROM currently taking advantage of it.
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by opencl 6y ago
I should have been more specific: the 4 supports h.265 decode but not encode, none of the other Pi hardware has either.
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by opencl 6y ago
The hardware supports h.265 decode but not encode.
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by opencl 6y ago
The US has millions of people incarcerated and a few million more who can't vote because they were formerly incarcerated.
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by opencl 6y ago
Probably because the target price point is at or below $1.
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by opencl 6y ago
Cost/die size is part of the consideration especially for L3 but with L1 and L2 it is much more about latency than cost: bigger caches will have higher latency than smaller ones. That's the entire reason for the multi-level cache
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by opencl 6y ago
Apple sells both USB-C to VGA and Lightning to VGA adapters, just buy one of those depending on which iPad you have.
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by opencl 6y ago
If you want the cleaning additives you can just buy them separately and pour them in, i.e. Chevron Techron.
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by opencl 6y ago
A lot of people don't have much opportunity to land a job that they love. If I could find a job I love I would hop right on that, instead I work in a warehouse for $15 an hour. I think "the norm" is closer to this than the hi
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by opencl 6y ago
I think the point is getting an interview at companies that would otherwise completely ignore you if you applied through the normal process. Probably most valuable for people who do well on the tests but don't have a particularly impre
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by opencl 6y ago
It's also available for Linux. If the developer doesn't already own a Mac and have a paid Apple developer account they are probably not going to make back their money buying those things in order to make a Mac build.
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by opencl 6y ago
A lot of stuff is based or observing the Windows functionality in a debugger, or Microsoft's API documentation.
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by opencl 6y ago
I've been happy with realcalc, nice relatively basic scientific calculator. Or emu48 in 50g mode for when I need something more advanced.
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by opencl 6y ago
It's the same chemicals used in the production of plywood (glue), only there's a lot less of it. It basically is plywood, just with fewer and thicker layers so a lot less glue is needed.
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by opencl 6y ago
Yes, Patreon automatically collects VAT. So if somebody in Finland pays you €1 they're charged €1.24 to cover VAT.
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by opencl 6y ago
The PS1 games on Vita are quite odd from a technical perspective because they run in a PS1 emulator running inside of a PSP emulator.
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by opencl 6y ago
There is still plenty of development activity going on (last commit 2 days ago), I'm not sure why there hasn't been a release in so long. https://github.com/solvespace/solvespace
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by opencl 6y ago
Imgtech/PowerVR was successful in the mobile market until Apple stopped buying their GPUs. Now they have practically no mobile customers though they're still reasonably successful in the automotive market.
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by opencl 6y ago
Camera manufacturers often advertise the number of "dots" in their displays/viewfinders, but they also tend to count each subpixel separately so it's 2-3x higher than the pixel count.
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by opencl 6y ago
The achievable clock speed is mostly a function of the pipeline depth and how well the design is optimized, the ISA should have very little impact on it. There are a bunch of high-clocked high-performance ARM chips available because several
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by opencl 6y ago
The technology has advanced a lot but what major changes have these advances in AI really made to the average person's life? I can't think of any that are anywhere near as dramatic as the invention of cars/air travel/the

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