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by orphea 2y ago
It is an outdated claim. You assume that. I wish it was. This is my actual recent experience with AMD and their drivers. It did get better in the past few months, but I still occasionally get total freezes when only a hard reset hel
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by orphea 2y ago
AMD driver quality is crap. I upgraded from GTX 1080 to RX 6950 XT because I found a good deal and I didn't want to support nvidia's scammy bullshit of launching inferior GPUs under the same names. Decided to go with AMD this time
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by orphea 2y ago
it's not worth it. I wonder how much "it's not worth it". Surely it should have been at all profitable? (a honest question)
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by orphea 2y ago
> For modern WoW, even in dungeons (M+), if you can’t follow a perfectly executed “script”, nobody is interested in grouping with you. For low key chill groups it's not true.
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by orphea 2y ago
I was using JB Mono until recently I started switching to Iosevka - it's narrower and provides more horizontal space. Both fonts are great.
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by orphea 2y ago
Happy to see Luau is mentioned! Its greatest improvement over vanilla Lua is better sandboxing. Lua is just pain in the ass to embed safely . So many footguns.
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by orphea 2y ago
Namecheap is on my personal "never use; fuck them" list. I moved my domains to Cloudflare, and I am happy since then. Porkbun is great.
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by orphea 2y ago
The intended way (when image floats above background, closer to you) - no. I can see images if I cross eyes and let patterns merge. However, this way images appear below background and are harder to recognize.
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by orphea 2y ago
Literally a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42214873
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by orphea 2y ago
I, for one, do not prefer native mobile apps, I'd be happy to use web, but companies actively degrade my experience there, and shove their apps in my face because this way they can track me and serve ads.
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by orphea 2y ago
If I'm not mistaken, ComboBox is supposed to have a mode in which it allows typing in it, in addition to choosing items from the dropdown.
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by orphea 2y ago
also open source: zitadel
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by orphea 2y ago
Brave perhaps. But even they are going to support MV2 only as long its code remains in Chromium repo, I think.
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by orphea 2y ago
Can we make the title less sensational and clickbait-y please? CPU -> CPU core in Geekbench
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by orphea 2y ago
It's been a while when I worked with Rust, but when I did I felt like people are misusing Rust references. IIRC, they are supposed to be short-living, i.e. you get a reference, you do your thing with it and then you get rid of it asap.
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by orphea 2y ago
It's not more , it's 100% on your friend, I'm afraid. One is not supposed to jump to the newest version every time simply because one can. Updating the minimum supported Rust version is a breaking change that should not be
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by orphea 2y ago
1) They are my repos. I should get to decide the appropriate level of security. Can you really say they're yours if you host them on GitHub and it can restrict your access to them for basically any reason?
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by orphea 2y ago
The same thing happens to my work Lenovo ThinkPad laptop. PS. A related video from LTT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHKKcd3sx2c
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by orphea 2y ago
IF those settings has been migrated to the new app, you know.
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by orphea 2y ago
They are super hostile to users of their OS, and these days are right now.
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by orphea 2y ago
Perhaps libsodium? A library with selected crypto primitives and functions that is harder to misuse.
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by orphea 2y ago
I'd love to see USB C instead of micro USB on these.
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by orphea 2y ago
Do you happen to have any suggestions as to how to get started with 3D printing? Can you recommend a 3D printer to buy as the first one?
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by orphea 2y ago
> It’s that easy. All cats are very different. What worked for yours doesn't necessarily work for other cats.
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by orphea 2y ago
> Arduino IDE is untouchable for serious stuff Yes, but AFAIK you don't have to use Arduino IDE for Arduino stuff? e.g. there is PlatformIO.
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by orphea 2y ago
Some ESP32 chips have in-package flash, e.g. ESP32-C6FH4.
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by orphea 2y ago
I guess a similar thing is happening with GPU drivers and games.
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by orphea 2y ago
Don't forget that we all are in an echo chamber. Most people are not pushed anywhere, they don't care. They don't even know that Microsoft is hostile.
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by orphea 2y ago
5600 are MT/s (megatransfers/second), not MHz ;)
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by orphea 2y ago
> considering how much more simpler ASCII was to work with compared to Unicode. And elemental algebra is more simple than differential calculus. ASCII being simpler just means it is not adequate to represent innate complexity tha

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