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811.
by vondur 5y ago
Didn’t the Unix workstations of the 90s have more memory bandwidth compared to PCs and Mac is the time? Also 3d graphics were probably better.
812.
by vondur 5y ago
That’s a boatload of cash. Wonder why they need so much?
813.
by vondur 5y ago
Ha. We were called One Step Ahead. Sounded cool to a 17 year old me.
814.
by vondur 5y ago
Going off topic a bit, when I was in a hardcore band back in the early 90s, and we went into the studio to record, the engineer would give us rough mix downs of the music to go play in our car stereo as a quick check on it. In the recording
815.
by vondur 5y ago
Ha, at the University where I work, they are "upgrading" the windows to more energy efficient (good) but they will no longer be able to open up to the outside. All of the occupants complained, but sorry too late to change the plan
816.
by vondur 5y ago
I miss Futurama.
817.
by vondur 5y ago
Wow, I assumed that the EU was created to simplify things like this. Still better than Amtrak I suppose.
818.
by vondur 5y ago
Ha, my i9 7900x can go beyond that doing video encoding. Bit I suppose it’s a HEDT part I suppose.
819.
by vondur 5y ago
It looks like to get the best performance benefits out of these newer CPU's, you need to run Windows 11. (Linux will have support for them in the near future I believe)
820.
by vondur 5y ago
I wonder if microdosing is effective for longer periods, or will the dosage need to be increased after after longer time periods?
821.
by vondur 5y ago
For year-round heating and cooling comfort, heat pumps work great in areas of the country with moderate temperatures. This is especially critical during the heating season. Once the outdoor temperature goes below 25⁰ - 30⁰ F, a heat pump ca
822.
by vondur 5y ago
Heat Pumps work best above 40F (4C), and after that they are not very efficient. I don't believe that would be a good fit for an energy starved system such as an electric plane.
823.
by vondur 5y ago
Kinda hard to see how this would fix anything. Germany had harsh reparations that they had to pay back with little way to do so. Adding a mega entity to control something like the power grid would seem to be the antithesis of a libertarian
824.
by vondur 5y ago
This certainly seems like a direct attack on something like JAMF, which Apple has basically blessed to be the Enterprise management tool for Apple Devices. (Ok I guess since it's less than 500 users, maybe not quite in the same ballpar
825.
by vondur 5y ago
As they say, there is no accounting for taste.
826.
by vondur 5y ago
Funny thing is I received an invitation from Sony to purchase one directly from them. I’m guessing I signed up for at some time in the past. I’m basically using it as a 4K Blu-ray Player at this point. I bought the PS3 originally for the Bl
827.
by vondur 5y ago
Just a casual looks shows that salaries in the Social Work field don't pay that well. I'm not sure how getting a Masters Degree will help someone. I see this in some other fields here at the University I work at. Students will get
828.
by vondur 5y ago
My grandfather was a coal miner back in the 50s in rural Oklahoma. He died of black lung in his early 50s. I’m hoping today it’s not nearly as dangerous.
829.
by vondur 5y ago
In the Gamers Nexus review, they were using a high end 360MM AIO cooler and the CPU Temp shot up to 74C almost immediately during a blender session. Definitely a hot, power hungry CPU.
830.
by vondur 5y ago
I believe the Dutch were renown for their shipbuilding expertise at the time. Tsar Peter the Great made a visit to the Netherlands to see for himself Dutch construction techniques and even worked with the carpenters at the docks. https:&#
831.
by vondur 5y ago
I believe some of the default settings for DNF are to blame. Editing the dnf.conf file to allow for more simultaneous downloads and selecting the closest mirrors can really speed it up.
832.
by vondur 5y ago
I believe Northern Italy has a good economy, the South Seems to be where the issues are.
833.
by vondur 5y ago
I'm pretty sure that's the reason why most Lithium production was moved to China.
834.
by vondur 5y ago
I agree with you, but if the FBI wanted to serve a warrant to search my device, they can compel me to do so. Failure to unlock that device could put you into jail until you comply with the warrant.
835.
by vondur 5y ago
According to my parents, this show is why I was able to read at a young age.
836.
by vondur 5y ago
The Jesuits were one of the few voices who spoke for the indigenous peoples of the Americas. For this (and other reasons) the Jesuits were all exiled by the Spanish King. This caused great resentment within the Spanish Empire as most of the
837.
by vondur 5y ago
There are plenty of articles from healthcare CEOs complaining about forcing the vaccine mandate. The loss of just a few percent of nursing staff can cause crippling staffing issues.
838.
by vondur 5y ago
Dock workers here in Long Beach are well paid. (100K+/year is not uncommon)
839.
by vondur 5y ago
Investors purchase Treasury bonds based on the fact that the US government always pays it back. At some point won’t the amount we pay back on the deficit crowd out other government spending?
840.
by vondur 5y ago
What if the air is being actively refreshed and filtered. I believe this is what needs to start happening in most indoor environments. This would definitely help with reducing the amount of cases.

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