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by opencl 6y ago
The only hardware actually currently shipping in meaningful quantities are a handful of microcontrollers. The U540 is pretty much a Raspberry Pi level of SoC but it's only shipped in tiny quantities on expensive dev boards. It's j
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by opencl 6y ago
Up until now merchants had to pay Google to show up in the shopping search results tab at all. So all the shopping results were basically paid ads.
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by opencl 6y ago
Considering that their production aircraft is at least five years from going into service, I sure hope the travel recession is over by then.
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by opencl 6y ago
The FAA has no restrictions on chargers, the restriction is on battery capacity which is irrelevant to this problem. They use 100W chargers because that's the highest allowed by the USB-PD spec, but Apple providing power supplies incap
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by opencl 7y ago
It lets anyone with an admin account run any scripts as root. No privilege escalation here, it's basically a gatekeeper bypass.
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by opencl 7y ago
It had been in read-only maintenance mode for quite a while. Then they just took the whole thing down with no warning. The wayback machine copy unfortunately seems to be missing a lot of articles.
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by opencl 7y ago
Anandtech frequently includes SPEC results in their reviews. https://www.anandtech.com/show/14892/the-apple-iphone-11-pro...
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by opencl 7y ago
There is a perfectly good reason that NodeJS does not run on RISC-V Linux, which is that NodeJS has not been ported to RISC-V. Projects like Node (or rather the underlying V8 engine) have nontrivial amounts of architecture-specific code.
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by opencl 7y ago
If you're building a DIY rotary cellphone and are actually concerned with the practical aspects of it, probably the more important aspect is that it only supports 3G. The major US carriers have already shut down large portions of their
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by opencl 7y ago
MIPS would have put them in a completely different price bracket. The MIPS-based DECStation 3100 was $11,900[1] compared to the original $6,500 NeXT computer. [1] https://books.google.com/books?id=OzoEAAAAMBAJ see page 44
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by opencl 7y ago
The compute-focused AMD instances (c5a and c5ad) based on 2nd gen Epyc were announced as launching "soon" back in November, haven't heard anything about them since.
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by opencl 7y ago
A lot of TVs already support DIAL, unfortunately about the only streaming services that support it are Netflix and YouTube.
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by opencl 7y ago
Maybe that was true in the past, but CD Projekt Red made $28 million profit compared to GOG's $8000 in 2018. The company as a whole is not exactly in financial peril even if GOG is barely breaking even. https://www.tweaktown
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by opencl 7y ago
What exactly do you mean by "in demand"? Obviously the demand is not zero but all of the evidence points to it being a tiny fraction of the overall phone market. If the SE was actually wildly popular I doubt they would have stoppe
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by opencl 7y ago
You have to be really poor to get Medicaid in most states. Yes there are relatively cheap subsidized insurance options for people not quite poor enough to get Medicaid but the deductibles are so high that these same people will end up bro
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by opencl 7y ago
There aren't any major desktop or server OSes that use microkernels but they're common in the embedded space. QNX, Minix, FreeRTOS, etc.
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by opencl 7y ago
The restriction only applies to apps on the Play Store, it could continue to be distributed on F-Droid.
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by opencl 7y ago
US household median income is $63k, individual is much lower.
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by opencl 7y ago
There's not really any data to retrieve. Newton Mail is an email client rather than an email service. Oddly they had announced a shutdown about a year and a half ago but Essential bought them out right before the shutdown and kept it g
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by opencl 7y ago
System76 added a 'HiDPI daemon' for handling mixed-DPI multimonitor setups in GNOME to their PopOS distro, in my experience it works less badly than the alternatives. https://blog.system76.com/post/16834000892
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by opencl 7y ago
The only out of the box tiling feature I'm aware of is the Windows-like hotkeys (meta+arrows) for snapping windows to half or a quarter of the screen. There are kwin extensions for more extensive tiling support such as: https:/&#
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by opencl 7y ago
It was the third best year since the dot com bubble (also the third best year in the entire history of the industry), only worse than 2017 and 2018.
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by opencl 7y ago
The Purism laptops look nice but I hope they get updated soon because I would find it very hard to justify spending a minimum of $1400 on a laptop with an old dual core CPU when the cheaper competition is shipping very dramatically faster h
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by opencl 7y ago
The HP codes aren't too bad because they correspond to the location of the keys on the keyboard, i.e. y^x is 21 because it's the second row and first column of the keyboard. If you want something really confusing try programming a
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by opencl 7y ago
HP themselves also briefly brought it back about a decade ago as a limited edition model that runs ~60 times faster than the original, running an emulator on an ARM microcontroller.
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by opencl 7y ago
The 1700 came with a cooler (I know because I have one), it was just the higher TDP 1700X and 1800X that didn't.
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by opencl 7y ago
Insulin is a great example of abuse of the patent system. The original patents for all of the major modern insulin formulations expired years ago, but the manufactures filed new patents years and even decades after the products had already
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by opencl 7y ago
They are already paying two full time developers from the Patreon money. There are actually software developers out there (the vast majority of them actually, the US is not the whole world) who do not make 6 figure salaries.
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by opencl 7y ago
They'll continue working together if and only if you never update the software on the newer devices in your system ever again.
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by opencl 7y ago
I'm not sure about the 4, though it was present at least from the original up through the 3B+.

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