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shantara
2y ago
http://gamersnexus.net/
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It doesn't seem to be even directly related to the Zen 5 launch, as the problem affects Zen 4 equally, and it looks like Windows has been leaving performance on the table for years, while AMD were completely unaware of the fact. This o
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As a person with zero social media presence, I can't decide whether to be amused or horrified that it's always mentioned as a red flag by these 3 letter agency types. Add to that working remotely for more than 10 years and my love
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shantara
2y ago
How well are HDR and raytracing features supported on Linux?
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shantara
2y ago
Thank you for pointing this out
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2y ago
Interesting, I haven’t seen this news. Would you happen to have a link?
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Presumably, yes. But making such major alterations to the flight software might be considered an unacceptable risk to the ISS.
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They cannot do it at the moment, as Boeing has removed the software support for flying Starliner uncrewed from this specific craft, even though it has already completed a mission without humans onboard already. And we’ve only learned about
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AMD delays Ryzen 9000 launch to August "out of an abundance of caution"
(arstechnica.com)
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This Toyota ad parody is quite accurate, all things considered: https://files.catbox.moe/n2sl0e.jpeg
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2y ago
The delays and the uncertainty that surrounds them make it very difficult to rely on DB when you have a connection to another train or a plane. With this level of reliability something is almost guaranteed to go wrong when your journey invo
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>DB is better than it's reputation. Their self reported punctuality for long distance trains was 64% in 2023. https://ibir.deutschebahn.com/2023/en/combined-management-re...
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2y ago
I recall seeing some users complain about getting a temp ban on a niche forum when using Firefox for iOS, which was probably caused by this issue.
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2y ago
I had the same problem with some unknown party making a booking on my behalf. After digging deeper, I also discovered that anyone can place any booking with your account as long as no immediate payment is required. This spooked me, and I ca
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2y ago
Mullvad's "Stop chat control" ads have been all over Stockholm a few months ago, including this giant banner in the airport. This is the kind of advertising I respect. https://mastodon.online/@mullvadnet/
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From what I recall from NASA Artemis contracts selection process, all bids are weighted with two parameters in addition to the proposed cost: technical merits of the proposal and the confidence score based on the company's management a
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2y ago
Same here, it was the final straw that pushed me away from using Google services. But I would argue that Apple's behavior is equally egregious here for not enforcing the same permission usage guidelines they require the smaller devs to
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2y ago
Some iOS apps like Google Photos refuse to work unless you give them full access to the camera roll. I don’t know how they detect the limited access scope, but it is a fundamental design flaw that it is possible at all for an app to do this
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shantara
3y ago
It’s been so heartbreaking to follow the news this morning! Børsen and its spire were my favorite Copenhagen landmark!
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3y ago
Thank you. I’ll give it a try
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3y ago
Does macOS support mounting SFTP shares?
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3y ago
I had the same experience as the author, and spent a lot of time tinkering with various macOS configuration options trying to make it work reliably and quickly with the network shares from Synology NAS. Something that is effortlessly works
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3y ago
All the Starlink launches make SpaceX the only company in the world that has a massive amount of spare launch capacity on a moment's notice. When a customer needs their payload to launch ASAP to start generating revenue in orbit, inst
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3y ago
I started my developer career on Hackintoshes many years ago. No matter how much time I invested into building my desktop, it never "just worked". There were always inevitable problems with software updates, which often meant you
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3y ago
I'll recommend a couple of other channels: - Old Royal Navy instruction manuals and documentaries: https://www.youtube.com/@davidbober7035 My favorite is Hands To Flying Stations (1975): https://youtu.be
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For modern spacecraft such as Dragon capsule, almost all operations are completely automated by default: launch, landing, ISS docking. Manual overrides exist, but they are intended to be used only as a backup in case of a computer failure.
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Regarding space sci-fi in particular, the image of a human manually piloting a space ship is iconic in both Western and Soviet fiction. Before the advent of real world human spaceflight era, it could be linked both to the lack of understand
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Which is also polluted with pesticides and other agricultural pollutants.
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This reminded me of the old World of Warcraft subscription cancellation webpage in all its emotionally manipulative glory: https://imgur.com/DwtpdJm
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ikea.fr, .de, .nl all exist and redirect to ikea.com subdomains. Same for apple.com
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