papermachete

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by papermachete 6y ago
You pay with your privacy.
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by papermachete 6y ago
That's highly inconvenient. The best solution I've found is optimus-manager or prime-switcher.
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by papermachete 6y ago
Everything with an iGPU will just work. If you have a dGPU and don't setup render offloading, you won't use it (unless you connect to an external screen and reload with dGPU drivers to directly output). That being said, nouveau &q
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by papermachete 6y ago
That's what I meant, built-in Vega. Works fine OOTB on the latest kernel. I'm not aware of any dedicated Vega GPUs.
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by papermachete 6y ago
No, Nvidia Optimus is still an unsolved problem in Linux. Vegas run fine tho.
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by papermachete 6y ago
He conveyed no intent, he was supposedly "thinking". A bunch of millenials got burned and Musk paid for babysitting.
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by papermachete 6y ago
If your million/billion dollar deals are swayed by social media and jokes, you need better risk management.
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by papermachete 6y ago
More like getting kicked out for failing your mortgage despite knowing what you're getting into.
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by papermachete 6y ago
These people are willing buyers, it's their own fault for not having a good crystal ball. They ought to hire better risk management.
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by papermachete 6y ago
$420? He was making a joke and some money-havers were to dumb to spot it. Suing Musk over a tweet is like me suing Forbes about their forecasts, and I'm a nobody.
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by papermachete 6y ago
Less code doesn't imply faster code. GCC coreutils have blasted through openbsd coreutils for years. Now we have CPUs with 256KB instruction cache and up. You can compile your whole OS at insane optimizations.
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by papermachete 6y ago
You mean like intrinsics? Sure.
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by papermachete 6y ago
>(PRODUCT)RED What about ";blue?
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by papermachete 6y ago
Amazon has more to lose than France.
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by papermachete 6y ago
How and why will C combat Rust?
46.
by papermachete 6y ago
So there are several Earth-sized "Eyes of Jupiter"?
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by papermachete 6y ago
Broken window fallacy. If one has money for vieogames, one has money for basic needs and needs no UBI.
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by papermachete 6y ago
I'd like to remind people it's not just the US - Chinese test (and inhaler) suppliers being sued for highly unreliable (and some even pre-infected) equipment.
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by papermachete 6y ago
That's just appeal to perfection, proving a secret military base got away with corona would make you more effective than CIA and MI-6 combined. However, China has hundreds of documents of this base and backgrounds on all scientists, wh
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by papermachete 6y ago
It's just as much China's (or anyone else's in the interest of science) to prove the lab had zero correlation to this incident. If only to appease a crowd.
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by papermachete 6y ago
Well said, you can't buy smartphones and videogames with food coupons.
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by papermachete 7y ago
No moderators left to ban, I see.
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by papermachete 7y ago
The whole point is to consume communion Easter night, you can't do this at home.
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by papermachete 7y ago
We don't need safety nets, most people have good jobs and are only having trouble because they have no savings and didn't otherwise plan for a crisis. Good lesson in personal responsibility, keep my tax money elsewhere please.
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by papermachete 7y ago
It's a special type of horse that won't run out unless aliens from another galaxy throw space hay at the door.
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by papermachete 7y ago
A lot of people wouldn't read the source code anyway.
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by papermachete 7y ago
There was no incentive go to with AMD so now a ton of people want their Intel performance back instead of buying a new PC. Heck, this also applies to FX CPUs.
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by papermachete 7y ago
I've yet to see reports of one running involuntarily in the wild.
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by papermachete 7y ago
Yes, a lot of these mitigations have demoscene on github so you can run an exploit locally.
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by papermachete 7y ago
Here, run as admin and click disable, restart. https://www.grc.com/inspectre.htm

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