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whatevaa
11mo ago
Btrfs raid was also the one who had data loss bugs.
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whatevaa
11mo ago
Server boards (like with xeons) won't have eco modes and will not be made for such use case. Nor server cpus. Idle servers are wasted money, so they are not designed for such use cases. Big case also means big space.
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whatevaa
11mo ago
Yeah, well, that is AUR for you.
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whatevaa
11mo ago
Yeah, no, that's not how it works. Need to do it many times before something is not fun. Just look at computer games.
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11mo ago
The issue could have been avoided if MCAS was made properly redundant (and not rely on single sensor, wtf) and pilots were trained on it. It was all about the money. The airframe is fine.
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11mo ago
Bettet write off Toyota too then, and many others.
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11mo ago
A swiss could be planning a trip from abroad.
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11mo ago
Lifetime licenses are basically a scam these days. Don't trust any of them.
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11mo ago
Grid reliability depends on where you live. In some places, UPS or even a generator is a must have. So it's a bad example, I would say.
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11mo ago
On linux getting hw decode to actually work in the first place can be a challenge, especially in browsers.
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11mo ago
Cookie banners usually refer to pre GDPR, where there is no reject, just info that site uses cookies. Useless info.
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11mo ago
Performance is good but there are a few caveats. Namely dx12 perf (identified and being worked on), vram limit stutter (doesn't page to system memory well), HDR enabling requiring basically a hack because Nvidia doesn't want to im
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11mo ago
Launch the terminal as first step. Yeah. That's why no good.
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11mo ago
Steam has versioned Steam Linux Runtimes in an attenpt to address that. Curently it's only leveraged by proton but maybe it will help in the future. It's like a flatpack, stabilized libraries based on Debian.
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whatevaa
11mo ago
GPU sharing for consumers is available only as full passtrough, no sharing. Have to detach from host.
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11mo ago
If you make anything public, you will have to deal with it. You should be mentally prepared for that from the start.
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11mo ago
Sony dualshocks haptics are exposed as sound devices on linux. Soundwaves are vibrations after all, give enough precision to haptics and they can function as speakers.
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11mo ago
Oled screen in particular is literally same screen used in oled nintendo switch (1st gen). This is a good thing, better reuse, lowet costs.
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whatevaa
11mo ago
Lawyers are cautious people, not accepting interpretations. Until courts say otherwise, GPL is too high of a risk to use as a library.
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11mo ago
Arch doesn't support ARM at all. Arm is somebody else hobby project.
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11mo ago
Sudo is overcomplicated and since this is a drop-in replacement, it inherits all the complexities.
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whatevaa
11mo ago
Bluetooth doesn't have the bandwith to support anything better. Airpods are as far as you can push it with complete vertical stack control. The magic is in codecs and dynamic switching of them based on whether you are speaking or not.
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11mo ago
Flu and covid vacines don't prevent the illness. They just "maybe" soften their impact, but even that is not guaranteed as virus mutates fast. Don't throw them into the same bag as truly life changing polio or smallpox v
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11mo ago
No need for thunderbolt, had good experience with good old high speed usb.
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11mo ago
Samsungs smartphones are unreliable?
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11mo ago
Steam Deck desktop mode is full blown KDE desktop. The only nuance is that system updates are managed by A/B partition scheme, so root is readonly. Can be made writeable but it's an overlay, so changes get lost on system update an
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whatevaa
11mo ago
They do in some markets and don't in others. In particular, in USA, regular 110v circuits don't carry enough power for water heating.
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whatevaa
11mo ago
Powder not available in my country. It is gel or tablets/pods. Liquid wearing out machines sounds like bullshit.
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11mo ago
Lot's old homes and flats here limited to 5A or 3A 220v. If you don't use electric heating your power demands go down substantially, though 3A is a bit small these days.
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11mo ago
And I'll probably trigger you by saying I'm probably not alone not missing that era.
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