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10mo ago
Por que no los dos? Bad social media for kids _and_ ban gambling ads? Especially considering the ads are for gambling outfits legally prohibited from operating in Australia.
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10mo ago
>This means you have no easy way to do high-accuracy pulse time measurement is 2.5ns ( https://github.com/gusmanb/logicanalyzer ) to 3.3ns ( https://github.com/schlae/pico-dram-tester ) resolution
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10mo ago
0 wait state 286 was pretty standard affair for 8-10 and some 12MHz gray boxes. Example https://theretroweb.com/motherboard/manual/g2-12mhz-zero-wai... "12MHz/0 wait state with 100ns DRAM." another
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11mo ago
Fund? Forget the funding, they will not let people working in the field to enter US deny visas to factcheckers and content moderators https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/dec/05/trump-admini...
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11mo ago
Yes, and what you see is decided by algorithm designed to radicalize you.
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11mo ago
LDIR sounds great on paper but is implemented terribly making it slower than manual unrolled loop https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com/questions/4744/how-... Repeat is done by decrementing PC by 2 and re-loadi
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11mo ago
Admitting "Our students cant design or code" is also pretty wild.
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11mo ago
Microsoft Bus/InPort was the fastest PC mouse interface until PS2, and easiest to emulate. Checking mouse position cost one interrupt + 10 in/out port opcodes. PS2 is one interrupt + 4 in port opcodes + out interrupt acknowledge,
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11mo ago
TUV inspection is all about checking if car is routinely maintained and in optimal working condition. It fails you on things like: - rusted rotors, Tesla owner wont ever notice anything wrong with brakes - worn out suspension, Tesla owners
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11mo ago
Euro importers love hail damaged Copart cars, very cheap to fix here.
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11mo ago
I was wondering about the reason and suspect lack of advertising. There was an ad campaign in Computer Gaming World Magazine http://heroescommunity.com/viewthread.php3?TID=40698&pagenum... CGW issue 144 1996/07 sma
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11mo ago
Afaik No, German report just lists passed/flagged TUV. TUV fails you on negligence like not servicing car every year like a good VW German owner.
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11mo ago
But also points out tons of your deliberate design choices as bugs, and will recommend removing things it doesnt understand.
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11mo ago
Isnt this just a very effective ad for Palantir? Anyone considering Palantir is of the opinion Pager operation was super successful.
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11mo ago
To the last point I would see it the other way around. Rearranging code for pipelined 0 cycle FXCH Pentium FPU speed up floating point by probably way more than x2 compared to heavily optimized code running on K5/K6. Im not even sure i
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11mo ago
I suspect normal laptop with QEMU would run RISC-V code faster.
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11mo ago
Jeff is so worried about advertisers at this point he cant even call it what it is. Double rainbows are odd, and so are axolotls. This thing is not odd, its just bad.
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11mo ago
>teleoperation aside ... feel more human umm, so ignoring it was operated by a human it acted surprisingly human like? :)
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11mo ago
Any ram fabs in northern Japan?
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11mo ago
Yes, and pay them in crypto using wallets confirmed to be in FSB control, and manage them using FSB agents. All you have to do is take over FSB, its really simple! In other news pro russian opposition and PIS (former anti EU ruling party) r
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11mo ago
And Autopilot clearly means Traffic-Aware Cruise Control, only idiot would think otherwise, right?
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11mo ago
> The Trump Administration has been clear: we oppose censorship and will challenge burdensome regulations that target US companies abroad. We expect the EU to engage in fair, open, & reciprocal trade — & nothing less. Except for
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11mo ago
ECC doesnt completely fix it, it only masks problems for most common use patterns. Rowhammer is a huge problem.
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11mo ago
It has on-die ECC _because_ it is so unreliable. ECC is there to fix its terribleness from factory.
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11mo ago
Do yourself a favor and order $25 Xeon E3-1231 v3/E3-1241 v3 from China. Those work in all desktop motherboards. Used DDR3 ram is also so cheap you can bump to 32GB for another $20. easy cheap upgrades. CPU will be noticeable straight
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11mo ago
Mighty Car Mods build one, was tight fit but looked like tons of fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UN7tl7nhV0s&list=PLp0KnUFYB-...
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11mo ago
Fiat FIRE engines are reliable workhorses, but they arent cool nor overbuild like K series. You can tune NA K20 to over 250 whp, or 400 whp turbo with _stock_ bottom end. Same reason 2JZ are legendary with stock bottom end good for at least
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11mo ago
Plenty of Theranos level academia fraud in physics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sch%C3%B6n_scandal
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11mo ago
Majority of sound cards up to late nineties used dual layer PCBs with terrible grounding strategies so even the ones bothering to condition power for analog section still audibly picked up interrupts, DMA transfers and CPU load.
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11mo ago
It was BS considering countless other games having no problem with sound. Decoding something like Opus takes ~30MHz of a single CPU core[1], meaning even an unreasonable situation of decoding 16 simultaneous uninterrupted 128Kbit Stereo str
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