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by stoobs 2y ago
That's how enterprise installations of windows work, and has always been a fully supported configuration. It's just that they've been hiding it more and more for consumer installations in successive releases.
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by stoobs 2y ago
I guess their due diligence was less than stellar in that case?
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by stoobs 2y ago
That was a blast, MrStoofus waves goodnight!
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by stoobs 2y ago
Interesting, the R9's are cheaper than the previous gen. Hmmmm, that makes an upgrade tempting...
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by stoobs 2y ago
One of the videos from the well connected tech youtubers (I think it was GamersNexus) said that QA had caught the issue (if you push this bus too hard with voltage, there will be issues) but management ignored it because they needed to comp
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by stoobs 2y ago
That was the default for a bunch of 8bit systems, for me, the Spectrum series
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by stoobs 2y ago
What a blast from the past! Awesome job, giving me all the warm fuzzies from when I messed around doing the odd bit of pixel art on my old A500 way back when :)
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by stoobs 2y ago
Eh, slightly faulty memory on the details, but it's here: Part 1 - https://leehamnews.com/2024/01/15/unplanned-removal-installa... Part 2 - https://leehamnews.com/2024/01/15&#x2
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by stoobs 2y ago
IIRC from one of the whistle-blower accounts, the main issue was that the Boeing computer system only had an option for fully removing the door, which wasn't done, only a partial removal to allow access to the parts needing work. The
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by stoobs 2y ago
I think they had a tug go out to drag it to deeper water and make sure it sunk - there was some ship (ocean) commentry I saw in a couple of places showing the tracking data.
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by stoobs 2y ago
Yes, a ship that big makes a big hole that physically allows the signals to escape the plasma envelope, but beyond that, it has to have a coherent signal with enough bandwidth for us to watch the video in high definition in near realtime, w
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by stoobs 2y ago
4090 Founders Edition has listed Tensor TOPS at 1321 - assuming that it is actually a comparable metric
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by stoobs 2y ago
I'm quietly chomping at the bit for a Webb full deepfield survey rather than the hint of it we saw in 2022...
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by stoobs 2y ago
The government creates these laws, not the reining Monarch. Royal assent is a ceremonial process at this point as the powers to refuse a bill are very, very rarely exercised.
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by stoobs 3y ago
Agnus got fat (then fatter and super-fat), Denise turned super, Paula remained true to herself :D
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by stoobs 3y ago
If you're near one of the plugged doors, they'll offer a premium bolt-tightening service as an upgrade, but you have to supply the torque wrench...
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by stoobs 3y ago
This. We’re using the this at my day job for the requirement for the runner to access private resources such as internal api’s etc
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by stoobs 3y ago
Eh, I messed around with it for a while - it's okay and good for beginners, but without much more effort you can get better results out of A1111 or ComfyUI
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by stoobs 3y ago
Yeah, it is, just need to set an env var of GRADIO_ANALYTICS_ENABLED=False to stop it - probably should be added into launch.py along with the other env vars being set at launch.
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by stoobs 3y ago
I think that's coming from gradio?
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by stoobs 3y ago
Yeah, looks pretty generic from a hardware point of view
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by stoobs 3y ago
The guy holds it up briefly on the video - it's clearly a prototype, but it's a small black box, open on two sides, one side with dual db9 ports, the other with the usual sbc ports, usb, hdmi, etc etc Don't know which sbc it
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by stoobs 3y ago
I stand corrected :)
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by stoobs 3y ago
That doesn’t tell the whole story due to stock splits etc changing the unit stock price.
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by stoobs 3y ago
Yes, but there's a huge push at the moment to move to heat-pumps which will remove the need for natural gas for home heating. I did hear that there were also trials to shift from natural gas to either straight hydrogen, or a hydrogen&#
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by stoobs 3y ago
Broadcom aren't on the list of HEVC licensors, so they haven't patented HEVC itself, but some related process of handling HEVC video... Which begs the question, if it's an essential patent, why is it not part of the pool from
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by stoobs 3y ago
We've already had numerous periods where the UK's energy needs have been wholly met from renewables, there's actually a very good site where you can see all the stats from the National Grid in near real-time - https:/&#
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by stoobs 3y ago
From direct experience, this is incorrect. The vast majority of the UK's cold winter weather comes from wind from the North-East, bringing in the much colder weather from Arctic/Siberian regions.
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by stoobs 3y ago
AMD doesn't make laptops, take it up with Acer, Asus, Lenovo, etc etc.
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by stoobs 3y ago
Even simpler fix - If in France, reduce peak transmit power by 10%.

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