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by wlesieutre 5mo ago
My GPU identification is off by about a decade but it did get the brand right
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by wlesieutre 5mo ago
You and 49 other people all simultaneously working from locations with gigabit uplinks
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
Meanwhile every other large retailer is trying to turn into a copy of Amazon where anyone can sell anything with no quality control
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
The great thing about Costco is that everything they sell is reliably fine . Is it the best in the world? Probably not. But it's usually good. At worst it's average. When I find myself reading Consumer Reports or The Wirecutter l
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
But if you're running it on your own hardware you might only generate tokens when you have something useful to do with them, instead of every time you load a Google search results page because Google decided the future is stuffing Gemi
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
Doesn't really answer the question though, why would someone be trying to utilize that much bandwidth out of their house? Is this for people trying to start the next netflix out of their garage before they have any money to put the s
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
Not only the loudness, the small fans have subjectively more annoying sound even if they were the same volume. Much more shrill than a large fan.
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
They confirmed it is, but their reply is marked dead and vouching didn't do anything. What I'm really interested to see is if that works ends up being very Steam Frame specific, or if we also see Linux doing better for the higher
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
With Valve launching a VR headset, hopefully we'll see Linux be a viable option for that
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
I miss the pre-LLM days when you could make a decent argument that having any unnecessary data was just a liability. Now all anybody thinks is “more data for the AI!”
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
I think they wanted you to buy a Windows Mixed Reality headset and use it for Paint 3D
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
And a weird obsession with making it impossible to customize the sidebar in Explorer, so there was a “3D Objects” folder stuck there permanently unless you’re the kind of user who doesn’t mind a trip to the registry editor. What percent of
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
Between the MacBook Neo on the low end and Strix Halo on they high end Intel is in for some tougher laptop competition
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
Also on pace to drop below AMD on the Steam hardware survey this year
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
I'm trying to think of a scenario where a users hits Open and picks a directory but does not want the software to have access to the contents of that directory. If you don't want it to access a folder, then don't open a folde
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
When you use iOS's "limited access" permissions to give an app access to some of your photos but not the whole library, the photo picker UI does a pretty good job of letting you easily do three things: 1) Grant access to a ph
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
I can organize related windows by task, so if I have two things going on which both involve say a Finder window, a Safari window, and some other assorted things, I can switch between tasks as a group with one gesture instead of cmd-tab whic
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by wlesieutre 6mo ago
Similar concept to Weather on the Way, for the iOS folks https://weatherontheway.app/ Looks good and I like being able to browse the map on a desktop, though for actual travel use the app with CarPlay support obviously has
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by wlesieutre 7mo ago
It’s IBM 15 yers ago when everything was Watson
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by wlesieutre 7mo ago
Especially bad for people with poor eyesight who have to use the display scaling set toward "Large Text" instead of "Default" or "More Space" Between the larger display scaling, losing space to the notch, and t
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by wlesieutre 7mo ago
No photos in the article, but are these still the Canoo EVs that NASA acquired for Artemis in 2023? I wonder how long they’ll keep running with Canoo being defunct. https://www.nasa.gov/centers-and-facilities/kennedy&#x
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by wlesieutre 7mo ago
A lot of examples from Federico Viticci / MacStories (scroll down past the Automation Academy ad) https://www.macstories.net/shortcuts/
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by wlesieutre 7mo ago
Too bad. This is just a US market problem though, Honda still has new EVs, just not for us. Insight EV (formerly a hybrid sedan) announced earlier this month. https://www.honda.co.jp/INSIGHT/
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by wlesieutre 7mo ago
Cadova - https://github.com/tomasf/Cadova SolveSpace - https://github.com/solvespace/solvespace
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by wlesieutre 7mo ago
Yes, Blazer EV
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by wlesieutre 7mo ago
FT audio calls are in the same boat where if everyone you knows has an iPad you can make calls within that walled garden for free and don't need to be allocated a phone number. Admittedly more useful since so many people have an Apple
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by wlesieutre 7mo ago
Actually a Blazer, not an Equinox
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by wlesieutre 7mo ago
Honda Prologue is an option if you really like the Ultium SUVs, sadly only a Blazer sized rebadge and no Equinox. I do wonder what the outlook for that is now, they were supposed to be a shorter term bridge until Honda had their own EVs but
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by wlesieutre 7mo ago
I don’t know when that previous comment is from but the text it quotes is not in the linked privacy policy
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by wlesieutre 7mo ago
A monthly fee for a phone service sounds pretty normal to me?

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