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vondur
5y ago
You should give the Gigabyte software a spin. It’s really bad.
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vondur
5y ago
And it seem a as soon as they start to open up, they get new infections. How many hard lockdowns will they have to have?
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vondur
5y ago
I think Teams creates a SharePoint site for each Team that is created. Kinda funny really.
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vondur
5y ago
Don’t we already have a lot of sanctions against Russia? Not sure what else we can do.
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vondur
5y ago
I wonder how long before interest rates rise as inflation levels rise. That would really put a damper on the market. Would also kill car sales too I'd imagine.
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vondur
5y ago
I thought Iraq was basically three ethnic/cultural groups. The Kurds in the North, the central region was mainly Sunni Arabs, and the South and East were mainly Shiite's who may also be of Persian descent?
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vondur
5y ago
Heck, didn't Apple finance expansion of TSMC so Apple could ensure that they received priority when ordering chips?
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vondur
5y ago
African or European swallow?
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vondur
5y ago
If they can’t turn a profit now, I fail to see how extra funds will make that possible.
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vondur
5y ago
I'm not sure EULA's can effectively bargain away US constitutional protections.
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vondur
5y ago
I still don't understand how this is allowed. If the police want to see the photos on my device, then they need to get a warrant to do so. Full stop. This type of active scanning should never be allowed. I hope that someone files a law
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vondur
5y ago
I would have hoped that the hydrogen needed for fuel would be produced by the electrolysis of water using solar/wind/nuclear. Anything else is kinda silly.
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vondur
5y ago
I can't imagine anyone is surprised by this.
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vondur
5y ago
I wonder how it compares to normal police detective work. In theory if a human is there to verify things, these types of mistakes wouldn't happen.
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vondur
5y ago
I think people tend to do those activities in the early mornings or after the sun is down.
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vondur
5y ago
Man, some really early Iron Maiden in it. Super awesome!
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vondur
5y ago
Most of these people are mentally ill, in addition to most likely being addicted to drugs. They can probably never hold down a steady job.
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vondur
5y ago
Because we have stopped persecuting most non violent crimes here.
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vondur
5y ago
Funny thing I noticed that the last batch of iMac's I purchased were made in Thailand.
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vondur
5y ago
I'm really surprised with the issues with the graphics chip. I have a Radeon 5700XT and have not had any issues with it once the kernel had support for it. (which now that I think about it, I purchased it after the kernel updates were
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vondur
5y ago
In Southern California we’ve paved almost everything from the Ocean until 50 or 60 miles inland.
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vondur
5y ago
Vista actually ran fine after service pack 2 was installed. At that point Windows 7 was being released and it became a moot point.
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vondur
5y ago
No, the drive was making a clicking sound and I knew it was gone at that point. I don't know if they have Smart reporting built in, but it was basically working then immediately not working.
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vondur
5y ago
I've since moved over to using rsync and not time machine.
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vondur
5y ago
Mine ran well for like 4 years before it died. I've since move on to a Synology for local backup. I still miss the wifi from an Airport, they were really solid devices. I'm using a Asus Wifi router now, seems to work fine. I was i
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vondur
5y ago
In theory that could be the case. I was reading how the Los Angeles Dept. of Water and Power actually owns a coal generating plant in Utah. They are now converting it to a natural gas powered plant, so that's a step in the right direct
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vondur
5y ago
I agree with the sentiment, but even with that many people get "ugradeitis" when they hit the trails and see all the cool looking expensive bikes. It's crazy to see how many high end mountain bikes here in Southern Orange Cou
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vondur
5y ago
This is what confuses many people, especially with solar and battery storage. "I've got 400 watts of solar feeding into my 400AH of batteries with a 3000w inverter" Most people will have no idea how much usable power they get
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vondur
5y ago
California still imports a large amount of power from other states (primarily Arizona and Utah, with some hydro from Oregon). So we essentially outsourced a lot of our power production to other states.
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vondur
5y ago
I saw the article with the user who had the system in question, it didn't make it to the front page. I believe they were using some memory compression that made virtual memory far faster.
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