throwaway270925

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by throwaway270925 6mo ago
Of course you do, thats how fire brigades work!? Though you are somewhat right, its closer to only 1.1 million firefighters across the US. https://www.nfpa.org/education-and-research/research/nfpa-re...
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by throwaway270925 6mo ago
Better yet, keep it inside and save big on heating!
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by throwaway270925 6mo ago
Easy, fs.com has 1.6Tbps OSFP for about 570€ - though only up to 1m lenght apparently.
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by throwaway270925 6mo ago
Also reminds me of the rollable map screen from Red Planet (2000). As seen here: http://www.technovelgy.com/ct/Science-Fiction-News.asp?NewsN...
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Automatic Ripping Machine (ARM)(github.com)
4 points by throwaway270925 6mo ago|0 comments
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by throwaway270925 6mo ago
Do iphones not have "increase touch sensitivity" as a setting? Thats all I had to do for my dad for him to be able to easily use it again, on a samsung though. There are also phones with buttons again, the unihertz titan 2 elite l
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by throwaway270925 6mo ago
> A hard power cycle on a 3 device pool (data single, metadata DUP, DM-SMR disks) left the extent tree and free space tree in a state that no native repair path could resolve. As a ZFS wrangler by day: People in this thread seem to happi
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by throwaway270925 6mo ago
This should be at the top, using metadata DUP on a 3 disk volume is already asking for it, and of course you loose data when you just use it as jbod with data stored only once. Unless this are enterprise disks with capacitors anything can h
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by throwaway270925 6mo ago
Do you not know how the news works? This is a report about a whitepaper by Googles Quantum AI. If you want to be mad about something, be mad about Google releasing this, not the newspapers reporting the press release.
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by throwaway270925 6mo ago
It is though, even says so in the readme: > Note: the written report is currently "vibe coded" physical and engineering analysis using various LLM-based AIs, with the author acting as a guide and sanity check and putting pieces
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by throwaway270925 6mo ago
From the Readme: > Note: the written report is currently "vibe coded" physical and engineering analysis using various LLM-based AIs, with the author acting as a guide and sanity check and putting pieces together. The intention
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
Oh please, keep your sorry, defeatist excuses to yourself. Every vote counts. Becoming politically active is always an option. And there are literally "No Kings" protests all over the US this weekend, even in flyover states!
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
As someone handling dozens of OpenBSD servers and VMs at work, I dont care about copyright and licenses anymore. Its 2026, just shut up and give us at least one modern filesystem already!
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Intel Announces Arc Pro B70 and Arc Pro B65 GPUs(techpowerup.com)
158 points by throwaway270925 7mo ago|111 comments
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Intel Arc Pro B70 and Arc Pro B65 GPUs Bring 32GB of RAM to AI and Pro Apps(tomshardware.com)
6 points by throwaway270925 7mo ago|1 comments
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
I'd love a "Windows Classic" Release!
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
> The people who are genuinely concerned about shoulder surfing probably slapped on a privacy filter anyway. So only the people concerned about it should get privacy? > They're no different from a screen protector. Privacy filter
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
Its not a filter or layer, its the pixels themselves. Half are normal wide viewing angle pixels, the other half are pixels with a much more narrow viewing angle. When activated they just ... switch off the normal ones. See for example: htt
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
> 1700 euros Right, thats the top specced 1TB version isnt it? Amazon Germany has the basic 256g version for 1200€
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
Two problems can be concerning at the same time!
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
significantly and dramatically are two different things. I was sceptic when buying it but have no problem using the display with privacy screen on, and dont see that much difference in brightness, even in direct sunlight, fwiw. Bonus with i
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Lenovo's first ThinkPad to support Magic Bay modular accessories breaks cover(liliputing.com)
4 points by throwaway270925 7mo ago|0 comments
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
> but 10x slower is too weird to be correct. It is though. Had the same experience, dog slow transfers in FreeBSD on brandnew servers with 10/25G+ cards, hovering at 1-2G speeds. Only switching to Linux helped, and now easily satura
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
Its not Optane but there are SLC microSD cards!
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
Agreed. My take is both your example and the article's are just "people taking up hobbies" in general. Millenials in your example, GenZ now, both at a time in their lives were they earn a stable, regular income for the first
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
Did not expect Cyberpunk to run as good as it did (high 30fps)!
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Gaming on the New MacBook Neo [video](youtube.com)
3 points by throwaway270925 7mo ago|1 comments
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
Since people still seem to conflate the two, let me say it loud and clear: GDPR HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE COOKIE PROMPTS!
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
Too bad, back to OpenMediaVault then I guess...
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by throwaway270925 7mo ago
> Maybe this is trying to be the new plain MacBook? Well yes, obviously!

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