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7mo ago
Agreed. I found it so avoided having to install the Logitech spyware anywhere. I won't make that mistake twice.
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It's the marketing depts that go mental with these schemes.
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7mo ago
Even the Intel MBP laptops had fans firing up the afterburners to keep the Intel CPU cool when monitors were plugged in. Intel CPUs of the past were just massive heating elements.
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7mo ago
The more choice then the more procrastination occurs for buyers so they don't actually buy. Apple has made the Neo a two minute decision and you are not playing Russian Roulette with the specs as you know you'll get a uniform qual
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7mo ago
The Neo is targeting the cheap laptop market for those people that DO need it. Again, another totally pointless comment by somebody who sounds clueless.
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Who is going to do that except a nerd looking for a specific type of laptop? Buying two of them for the price of 3+ Neos at EDU discount. You are so off in the weeds with your comment that I had to point it out.
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Oracle generated $3b in revenue from these systems last year.
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This was an era where Intel were humiliated by AMD and that caused Intel to execute with precision and direction. Intel's biggest problem is when they're a marketing company first and an engineering company later. When they come f
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She's shown herself to be the biggest hypocrite of them all by fleeing the very country's policies she enacted.
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7mo ago
But if you spend $650 on an HP laptop, you now own an HP laptop. That is a problem.
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7mo ago
It helps to switch on your computer.
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1978: Could You Survive Without Modern Technology? [video]
(youtube.com)
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The article mentions P or E is generally decided by if it's a "background" process (whatever than means). Possible some (undocumented) designation in code or directive to the compiler of the binary decides this at compile tim
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My M2 MBA doesn't have a fan but literally smokes the majority on Intel systems which are space heaters this time of year. Those legacy x86 apps don't really exist for the majority of people anymore.
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Are the Intel systems plugged in when running those tests? Usually when Apple machines do the tests then the difference between battery/plugged in is small if any.
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9mo ago
#define BEGIN { #define END } /* scream! */
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9mo ago
> Multiple desktops work well, nice gestures, simple installers and applications. Multiple desktops on Windows is not a nice experience for me. When you switch the desktop on one display then they ALL change for every display. I need the
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It's about precedence in cases like this as the dominos fall quickly otherwise. If you stop the roots from growing then other countries won't get ideas. It's why companies should totally ban the Brit geo for all the daft laws
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Containerization would be covered in a lecture on OS Concepts. A CS degree isn't to teach you about using containerization. Take a course specific to that.
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A CS degree is there to teach you concepts and fundamentals that are the foundation of everything computing related. It doesn't generally chase after the latest fads.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercurial
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"How was your weekend?" I really don't care.
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Any meeting without an agenda is a waste of time.
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9mo ago
Hour long meetings are a red flag. Meetings should be a maximum of 30 mins.
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Is this idea viable? Who are these smart consumers and do they really exist in everyday life?
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https://brutalist.report
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AI code output is garbage which needs to be combed through by real programmers. That's the problem. AI will dumb down the quality of what a real programmer is.
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10mo ago
Zero. I don't use it as it's garbage.
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10mo ago
brew install stats
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10mo ago
These questions can also be red flags for the company.
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