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by uuyi 4y ago
I think that's pretty poor speculation. We know nothing about M2 and the i9-13900K yet. On top of that, responsible use of energy is exactly where we should be heading, not absolute single threaded performance. Also if you ever owned a
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by uuyi 4y ago
I don't think I'm the one missing the point. Drones are usually required to have a low radar surface and loiter far from any associated targets. The launch and landing points need to be masked. Can anyone realistically throw 100kW
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by uuyi 4y ago
I don’t get the thinking behind these sorts of products. What’s on the other side of the wall is usually made of shit and string. It’s like only cooking the last inch of a sausage. I know I’m approaching it rationally. Perhaps I shouldn’t.
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by uuyi 4y ago
Dropping fuel from carrier pigeons would still be more efficient.
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by uuyi 4y ago
It was built but that’s not the real story. Ignore the TV documentaries. The real story was the tower was built for information not power delivery. But Marconi got there first and made it irrelevant. Tesla decided to repurpose the thinking
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by uuyi 4y ago
This is optimist fantasy hyperbole. You can’t imagine physics into existence. And also the military is well known for spending on ideas that don’t even have a hope of working out whatsoever. We can use goat staring as a fine example of mili
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by uuyi 4y ago
Ex RF engineer here. No he didn’t. He was a con man.
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by uuyi 4y ago
I sympathise. A colleague of mine has an i9 MacBook Pro and it’s horrible and noisy.
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by uuyi 4y ago
I’m not sure why people get excited about this. Putting 92kW in for a 47dBm over 1km is comedic levels of loss. It’d be more efficient to move a 2kW generator over and send several people on laps with pogo sticks carrying thimbles full of d
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by uuyi 4y ago
Not a gamer but when I swapped my Ryzen 3700X out for an M1 Mac mini the temperature difference on my legs was the best feature.
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by uuyi 4y ago
I’ve been that guy. I hired a long wheelbase van here and ended up driving 6x DIMMs in a box on the front seat.
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by uuyi 4y ago
Got to say my employer has a shitty attitude towards this. Even if contributing fixes to components that we use as part of defects. I still do it. I have a separate non work github account and I just scp myself the diff and PR it from my pe
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by uuyi 4y ago
Yes aware of that but looking at it from an XY perspective it looks like the thing escalated from the approach. Regarding USB / TB external disks, they do support SMART but only if the controller does forward the info to the Mac. The M
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by uuyi 4y ago
Err they do. You can just brew install smartmontools and use it. Even disk utility reports the device status.
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by uuyi 4y ago
I've done several migrations from Intel Mac to M1 Mac with zero problems. I did not do it this way. I suspect this is complicating the issue for no reason. Time machine backup to external disk. Turn on new mac, restore it. Job done. Ev
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by uuyi 4y ago
I don’t know about that. AWS makes me a hell of a lot of money selling solutions to people who don’t need it and could solve the same problem cheaper elsewhere.
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by uuyi 4y ago
That’s the WSL I’m complaining about. Got VPN routing issues and background process problems. Plus the hyper-v vswitch keeps killing my networks. It’s not a real Linux. I’m done.
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by uuyi 4y ago
It's not fanaticism really. A lot of us find it's the only computer that actually does a half decent job of trying to work properly and doesn't kick you in the balls. Well it does but rarely. Honestly I'd rather be using
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by uuyi 4y ago
Maybe, maybe not. I'm a Linux person. I run Debian in a UTM VM on my MacBook Pro and do all the work in that. Why? Because the host machine sucks less at all the desktop stuff that Linux is horrible at and the VM wins at all the server
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by uuyi 4y ago
Worth pointing out that SSR scales better for huge surface area applications on very low resource endpoints like Citrix etc. Consider LOB enterprise applications. I’ve worked on ones with 700+ logical endpoints. A few chrome or edge tabs op
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by uuyi 4y ago
Amazing how political these things don’t have to be. When I was at university someone logged into the Sun workstation I was on to run a remote X session. Whatever they were doing kept puking all over the framebuffer console in the middle of
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by uuyi 4y ago
M1 Max can. Needs more video (and therefore memory) bandwidth to do that.
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by uuyi 4y ago
The manufacturer doesn’t know you didn’t leave half your rice lunch in the lid when you closed it.
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by uuyi 4y ago
Try running background processes and services or routing reliably over a VPN with working DNS and you will see what I mean. Also there’s the whole hyper-v bridge switch mess which tends to break all the other hyper-v stuff once every 6 mont
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by uuyi 4y ago
Why did you not have insurance? 99% of the time I’ve seen this sort of stuff happen it’s because there was a screen protector or someone shut some crap in the lid.
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by uuyi 4y ago
Dell XPS are absolute garbage. I had one and it had thermal problems galore and was clearly made of any old shit that was the lowest bidder frankensteined into whatever config they could ship. We had a few of the same spec and model and the
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by uuyi 4y ago
No it has a decent CLI half baked in with a number of weird ass exceptions that punch you in the face regularly. Better to scrap it and run a proper Debian box inside a hyper-v VM I found. Or do what I did and drop kick the steaming Dell tu
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by uuyi 4y ago
The T series went to shit around the T480. They’re just crap now.
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by uuyi 4y ago
If that’s an Intel one you’re getting, I can understand it. However the M1 ones are a completely different computer. I am shocked at how good they are.
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by uuyi 4y ago
On which HDCP won’t work on televisions manufactured earlier than yesterday.

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