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by shadilay 5y ago
My S4 with a removable battery seemed like the same thickness as my S8 without a removable battery.
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by shadilay 5y ago
My S8 was reasonably priced with a 1440p screen. High refresh is horribly supported on android and nothing like display port adaptive sync. I don't to pay a new ultra price for what I already have.
93.
by shadilay 5y ago
Except all the flagship phones regressed from 1440p to 1080p displays.
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by shadilay 5y ago
I really like this idea. I know in the business world a lot of EOL products get spun off into companies that maintain support.
95.
by shadilay 5y ago
I as an individual hardly have a choice. If they offered a version of the next samsung phone with a removable battery I'd probably buy it.
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by shadilay 5y ago
It also spawned the term 'American Taliban' which seems to have come into vogue recently.
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by shadilay 5y ago
Well obviously, all civilizations collapse bar none.
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by shadilay 5y ago
The reason Western Europe diverged academically is the woke academics fled Europe in the 40's.
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by shadilay 5y ago
Is that USB-PD compatible?
100.
by shadilay 5y ago
I'm not a licensee but it depends on the frequency used and the power.
101.
by shadilay 5y ago
If it has I haven't seen it. It wouldn't be true SLC either, just TLC operated in SLC mode.
102.
by shadilay 5y ago
What is the handheld SDR and where can I buy one?
103.
by shadilay 5y ago
Not all consumers have the same use case. I personally enjoy using flash drives for live OS.
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by shadilay 5y ago
>I advise companies to guard their product and not go open-source, or to limit their vulnerability if they already open-sourced, as Confluent did by changing their licensing when AWS pulled the same maneuver with Kafka, the open-source s
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by shadilay 5y ago
>Could >In the 1990s, submarines powered by Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) technology entered operational use. Though the concept dated back to the 19th century and had been tested in a few prototype vessels, it was left to Sweden t
106.
by shadilay 5y ago
Occasionally if you try the internet archive you can get the files.
107.
by shadilay 5y ago
This is exactly how chinese censorship works. https://citizenlab.ca/2020/05/wechat-surveillance-explained/
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by shadilay 5y ago
M1 is on 5nm.
109.
by shadilay 5y ago
There's also an enormous amount of work to be done figuring out autonomous fleet operations and optimizing that.
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by shadilay 5y ago
Hardware costs are dropping pretty fast. Lidar is already an order of magnitude cheaper and compute benefits from Moore's Law.
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by shadilay 5y ago
>Host managed SMR is fine for data-hording if the savings in size/price are forwarded. Exactly. When you architect your tiered data storage solution to take advantage of technologies such as SMR/QLC it works great. This is abso
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by shadilay 5y ago
It's worse than that. Most people do use their drives so it runs out of SLC cache and most QLC drives are low end and don't come with DRAM. The systems they're put in are usually equally low end with low system RAM so the OS
113.
by shadilay 5y ago
The platform and banks also do not allow the following list items which are varying degrees of legal. There are categories that they crack down upon which are entirely legal and that doesn't sit well with me. https://en.wiki
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by shadilay 5y ago
Crypto moves the problem to the exchanges. It doesn't solve it.
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by shadilay 5y ago
QLC is complete trash and should never be used outside of a WORM architecture in a larger pool. That they are trying to force it on consumers is criminal. Same with SMR.
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by shadilay 5y ago
It's data storage so it absolutely has to work every time . No one would buy a faulty SSD that loses their data.
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by shadilay 5y ago
Imagine trying to ship a hardware product and then having these changes snuck in. Functionally it's no different than counterfeiting for companies with these SSD's in their BOM. Just plain fraudulent.
118.
by shadilay 5y ago
If Grubhub/Doordash are misrepresenting themselves as having an affiliation with the restaurants that they do not then it is fraud and the restaurants are owed compensation.
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by shadilay 5y ago
The paper is comedy gold. The data says one thing but when you read his conclusion one of the reasons he gives to ignore the data is 'ethnic restaurants'. Hilarious. This is not how you're supposed to do science. Data is supp
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by shadilay 5y ago
Depends on income.

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