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6mo ago
Work-for-hire doctrine doesnt automagically absolve you from IP law. Microsoft and Intel already learned this in the nineties when they paid San Francisco Canyon Company to steal Apple code. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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6mo ago
Tell me more about laptops and phones sporting 12 inch speakers, not that low frequencies are the problem here.
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It has already been reported Apple ran out of parts for NEOs. M4 minis are sold out. High end Mac Studio configs have been cancelled. Yes Apple does feel the crunch.
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By selling laptops to users who will never spend on highly profitable recurring revenue stream Apple would be depleting precious Ram stock for tiny one time profit.
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Practical reasons vanished ~20 years ago, about the time Microsoft dropped hardware audio acceleration and switched to software audio mixing. Resampling is ear transparent and eats less than 1% of one slowest possible CPU core.
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6mo ago
No, selling laptops to Linux users is loss of services revenue, which is currently at 25% of total Apple takes and ~40% of all profit.
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6mo ago
Imagine LCD screen capable of emitting from IR to UV and people up in arms because laptop vendor software limits output to visible spectrum.
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6mo ago
No its not. You wont be able to hear the difference between 44.1 vs 48.
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6mo ago
> move all the windows from one screen to another in a go Sounds like a job for 10 line AutoHotkey script.
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That Civil War proof nuclear bunker under the Ballroom cant come quick enough.
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Id go other way too. Disk Operating System might seem simple or even downright pleasant. Easy to understand and well compartmentalized DOS/BIOS Interrupt API, small functions doing small things. Then you read some "under the hood&
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https://blog.smallshire.no/blog/what-is-a-bus-mouse/ tldr: Ball mouse containing only optical encoders and no other electronics. Very popular in late eighties. Atari ST, Amiga 500, Acorn Archimedes (the ARM comput
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6mo ago
Most if not all of the listed stuff could be converted to used mode code.
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"rename the destination to an internal zero register" That would be quite late then, 1997 Pentium 2 for general population.
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Looking at some random 1989 Zenith 386SX bios written in assembly so purely programmer preferences: 8 'sub al, al', 14 'sub ah, ah', 3 'sub ax, ax' 26 'xor al, al', 43 'xor ah, ah', 3 '
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6mo ago
Like that tens of times unaffiliated cargo ships dragged anchor for tens of kilometers to dredge fiberoptic cables in the Baltic.
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Do we really want to dwell on sharing stuff in private group chats? cough alcoholic idiot cough Yemen
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6mo ago
In a serious drone war a neutral cargo ship off your coast will open hidden flaps and unleash 10K drones all at once erasing couple bases before they even know whats up.
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6mo ago
>software developers couldn't release on NEC without excluding IBM customers Oh they could and they did in Japan when those computers were sold. PC-88 is not IBM PC compatible. https://necretro.org/PC-88_VA3
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Are those all OCRed correctly? /checks "A McGraw-Hlll PIIIJIICGIIOI1/0360-5280" " and dBonk erformance nc ie and t load ng ter 1 even " doesnt appear so
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And the bottleneck at the time was HBM interposers, not actual ram dies.
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3.5 inch already peaked in 1985, thats when NEC first shipped 1.44MB inside PC-8801 mkII MR. IBM followed two years later switching PS/2 to HD floppies, Apple in 1988. 80 tracks ~50KB/s speed. In 1990 IBM bumped PS/2 to 2.88
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6mo ago
Up to this bios I dont remember ever seeing move to PM without far jump into just loaded 32bit selector.
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Its called free BDA, straight up aiding the enemy by correcting his fire.
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I disassemble and read a lot of vintage bioses for fun. Recently I looked at something more ~recent, an Atom N270 945GSE Mini-ITX industrial board from 2010. Phoenix bios: seg000:FD56 Unreal_FFD56 proc near ; CODE XRE
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6mo ago
only because Lutnick's sons will be main benefactors.
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OP is not talking ping but page load time. Depending on when you were a lad pages could take up to 30-60 second to load on a modem.
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>RK3588 ISP, as the vendor kernel driver is not upstreamable for various reasons Its always IP. Afair even Raspberry Pi didnt open ISP, and support for MIPI took yeaaaaars.
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6mo ago
russia really doesnt like energy independence. Right wingers across Europe are supported with russian bribes, last big one caught is Nathan Gill.
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>I've never heard of such a plan anywhere. In 2011 Poland 2600MHz LTE band was auctioned off with the condition winning bidderwould offer free 512Kbit mobile internet called 'Bezpłatny Dostęp do Internetu' aka BDI (transla
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