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by trustingtrust 3y ago
>Alas, how many of those users know they are running Linux is another question. That's the whole point. Probably 99% of computer (anything that uses a processor I guess qualifies a computer these days) users in this world don't
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
Makes me wonder if the couples real reason is not the smartphones in this article but the fact that the relationship is already incompatible to begin with.
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
With M1 this was something that people hoped would happen. But right now all I use my iPad for is binge watching in my bed. I’ve owned an M1 air for a year and that’s literally all I do with it. If I had a TV in my room the utility of the i
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
This is not for applicants I think. Only those with an H1B approved visa. The ones who have an approved H1B but no job in the US would move to Canada. So they are not targeting those who have a job in US ( they have little to no incentive t
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
"it is often a decade old" This is a problem first in terms of security and secondly why ISPs have their own hardware cause people will upgrade their plan and complain they are not getting the speeds because they don't even h
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
The open source community is great and companies like Mediatek have open source drivers too. The problem is by the time a router and its drivers gets to a really stable state, its wifi standard has become old or last gen. The RT3200 for exa
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
This is funny because comments here are talking about going to war with the west over an airplane.
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
"Gambling with cards is an obvious field." financial goals would not rank high. If I could remember every single thing I see, I would rather become a lawyer or a doctor where I would be able to have a much higher advantage over ot
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
https://wccftech.com/m2-ultra-only-10-percent-slower-than-rt... They also posted this.
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
I’m a long time paid customer of apollo. I have only used Reddit because apollo exists. What an amazing app. Thank you for all the hard work.
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
I hope it’s not as easy to make a doctor as it is to make an engineer. I am an engineer dating a surgical resident who has to go through so much training that an engineer would never even come close to an engineer. The room for error is qui
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
I am not someone who understands global economics. But from what I understand based on a 10 minute read is that it's something thats raised every so often and there is a political debate on why it's bad for everyone. Why would the
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
Is Silicon Valley still aggressively paying people such salaries? I have no idea how Silicon Valley works but all my Indian tech friends and relatives seem to flock there and never want to leave. I wonder what makes you not want to leave th
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
This core is ideal to be replaced in low power platforms like SMB routers that run on MIPS (MT7621). I think Qualcomm and Mediatek is extensively using these in router SOCs which previously were based on MIPS. These cores are probably less
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
Telemetry is something like : this is the history of modem signals etc. Something Qualcomm might have in its contract.
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
iPhone involves a lot of telemetry which Apple sends it to itself. We don’t know what kind of contract Apple has with Qualcomm but if it involves Apple anonymising and sending the data to Qualcomm for using its chips then it’s likely going
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
It’s incredible how the US has lead the world in so many areas. What are some of the factors that other countries lack from a political standpoint where the US excels ?
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
A lot of times I want to build something on my homeserver and N5105 ain’t gonna cut it. I don’t build every day or every hour but if I want to I would have to turn it on and off every time.
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
Campuses like universities could use iot networks in low frequencies which will be much more reliable than Wi-Fi because of range problems.
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
I have been looking to buy a 9020 for a nice little home server. Didn’t know it has coreboot support now.
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
I wonder how this affects TSMCs business in the long run and if this is a move that is specifically geared towards foundries to come under US ownership. Interesting regardless.
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by trustingtrust 3y ago
There is one for arm64 is there one for the rpi4 ? I already run containers on mine this would be even better.
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by trustingtrust 4y ago
Liberating an M1 MacBook Air in another 4-5 years is going to be quite something. Asahi is making really good progress and in a couple of years maybe you may be able to hand out M1 MBAs with Linux like candy. My M1 MBA is already so fast co
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by trustingtrust 4y ago
The article shows orange space suit. Interesting to me cause an orange suit on mars is probably not a good idea. A while suit on moon is also not. If you want to tell objects apart then maybe you need a per planet colour for a space suit ?
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by trustingtrust 4y ago
My 9 year old nephew today told me he wants to learn scratch. I don’t know where he heard that from but he was very specific about it. Wow.
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by trustingtrust 4y ago
The whole thing is so unnatural to read I won’t be surprised.
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by trustingtrust 4y ago
Almost every default setting from companies like Microsoft and google with have tons of telemetry enabled to ‘serve’ you better. I believe Ooshutup like tools can help up to a certain extent.
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by trustingtrust 4y ago
When Apple Music launched and updated the UI few versions later I thought Spotify has an upper hand with its simpler UI and better discovery of music. They somehow managed to make their UI worse. Incredible how companies that become popular
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by trustingtrust 4y ago
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