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by whatevaa 1y ago
Most people don't use a password manager. They just have shit passwords.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
It is. The biggest benefit for consumer devices is less lanes needed for same bandwith, but that is only really relevant to GPU's. SSD's are already constrained by thermals, not bandwith. The downside - cost. Making these lanes ru
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Gitlab search is even worse, so not surprised.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
What there your symptoms?
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by whatevaa 1y ago
If you release it, it will be a competing product, experiments are just research.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
The burden of proof proving that you didn't know is on you. Good luck proving a negative.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Nothing wrong with this. Operating in one timezone only simplifies things, no need to overcomplicate it.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
NASA is handicaped by politics. SLS is a jobs program, nothing else. Did they axe that shit or they kept it even after funding was cut?
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by whatevaa 1y ago
You end up with tons of useless error handling code which can only "halt and catch fire" because there is no recovery from a lot of those cases.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
If null is an actual value, you need another value to represent "undefined". Null is also considered a billion dollar mistake by very smart people.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
I don't see how photo solutions applie to real time rendering. Unless your games are slideshows.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Nice propaganda.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
There is no "soul" in either pieces of rock.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
So the system is fucked, as I see it.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
New merchants are then hit with fraudulent chargebacks with ridiculous fees (they are ridiculous for small purchases) and all the benefits of credits cads evaporate for a merchant. Being more careful with purchases is a net benefit to socie
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Citations are citations, if it's a link, you link to it. But using shorteners for that is silly.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Credit card chargebacks are very expensive for a vendor, you don't want credit card purchases for 1$ items.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Nothing stops US government from doing the same to Visa/MasterCard networks.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
What happens when it's so easy and people start abusing this system?
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Rewards exist because credit card transaction fees to merchants are very high, though. Europe put a limit on those fees and no credit card rewards exist here.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
So I cannot use some data, but I can use some algorithms to regurgitate the same data. Great progress.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
GloFo simply decided to stay at 14nm because beyond that, manufacturing costs actually increase, not decrease, and everybody wants the best, not second best.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
There are tests?
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Sure, gonna slam on brakes while in front of you. It's 2025 and hybrids have enough software to automate some non-hybrid braking action.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
No need for html too, just use butterflies and telepathy.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Donations are donations. Can't expect them.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
They managed to make an unreliable EV. Great kob, one of the few remaining gear in drivetrain and you managed to fuck that up. Maybe it's on purpose...
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Elden Ring runs fine on PC.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
Sorry, but if 30 fps is good enough for you, either you are only playing slow games or we have no agreement. I can play at 30 fps but I much prefer around 100. Also your case airflow might suck. Bigger heatsink won't solve that.
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by whatevaa 1y ago
ZFS on linux native encryption is kinda unmaintained at this point, so I would not recommend it.

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