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8mo ago
I wonder if we will ever get an aproximate percentage of GDP or some other hard numbers for how much Sam/OpenAI (and the manufacturers ofc) hurt the global economy with all of this? Less phones,computers,consoles,servers,etc sold (and
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8mo ago
Not the same thing. These pixels are dimmer by themselfs. They dont get muted by a layer on top of them. This means way less energy usage therefore longer lasting battery at similar brightness!
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8mo ago
Running it inside a HA VM on an VMWare cluster would do, no?
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8mo ago
For anyone who doesnt know: unlike in Facebook you can switch off/pause random strangers posts in your feed by going to "content preferences" in your settings. Of course being Meta this reenables every 30 days, but makes for
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8mo ago
Also free and great at MSOffice file compatibility is FreeOffice from SoftMaker: https://www.freeoffice.com/
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8mo ago
Are there any alternatives? For phones other than pixels? (Genuine question)
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9mo ago
> but I like my databases managed. Then also storage buckets, IAM, general cloud security and other niceties. Scaleway offers all of these.
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9mo ago
If you consider single digit €/m "extreme", sure ...
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9mo ago
Gandi.net offers mail with custom domain and unlimited aliases. You need to have your domain registered with them though.
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9mo ago
Looks great! I second the wish though to have this on Firefox as well! Also please add more infos to your mobile site, a lot of people browse HN on their phone, so you are missing out on all of them!
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AMD Ryzen chief teases return of older Zen 3 chips to fight soaring RAM prices
(tomshardware.com)
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Nvidia could resurrect old GPUs to address shortages and high pricing
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9mo ago
> $250 Think of all the rakes you could buy with that!
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9mo ago
Flagging a submission just because they added a little whimsy for the holidays to their personal website which you dont like? What a sad, sorry, hate-filled way to go through life.
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9mo ago
Or you could just lighten up and get a sense of humor...
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10mo ago
There is: https://github.com/rockowitz/ddcui
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10mo ago
There is a difference between dialogue you aren't supposed to understand (Nolan) and dialogue you should understand but can't (basically everyone else)
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10mo ago
Yeah, 2016-2019 were severely cooling constrained unfortunately. If you want to keep using it (maybe not as your main machine) there are some workarounds and fixes: The simple software only way is to deactivate Turbo and/or HT. Less pe
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Micron outlines grim outlook for DRAM supply
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Taiwan considers TSMC export ban
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'$100 Steam Machine' uses a cut-down PS5 APU with Bazzite
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> I've been using MacOS at work for five years Which means you haven't been around for MacOSes fun times ;) We are talking about 15+ years ago here. Tiger, Snow Leopard, those were the days! Agree on KDE though.
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11mo ago
This seems to be more of a VCenter counterpart, vcloud director was more about the multi tenancy (and multi cloud). But a great step nonetheless! Hope they grow too.
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11mo ago
Finally, what we have all been waiting for! Though I dont quite get the requirement for a hardware server, wouldn't it make much more sense to run this in a VM? Or is this just worded poorly?
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11mo ago
This IS basically a small laptop.
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11mo ago
Agreed. I would love just a basic ports carrier board with a compute module slot for any Raspberry Pi CM for my old and ancient thinkpads.
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Airbus A320 Software updates using PDL
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11mo ago
Can confirm. Lots of performance improvements lately in OpenBSD. Our Load Balancers basically doubled throughput after updating from 7.6 to 7.7
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Gaming on Linux has never been more approachable
(theverge.com)
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It's gotten a lot faster with 7.6 (lots of work on the TCP stack iirc). We saw huge improvements in throughput after updating. The new 7.8 release should bring some more performance, haven't tested it yet though.
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