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by xxs 2y ago
dark mode gets harder to read w/ age progressing...
572.
by xxs 2y ago
Someone has to develop and maintain it. It's difficult to quantify the development/datacenter efforts with respect to end user displays. I do doubt dark mode comes ahead at all at any rate. Morealso, OLED displays are overall ill-
573.
by xxs 2y ago
My daughter does, and she is a rare example. I consider it a waste of time/resources. Brings me back to black/green displays.
574.
by xxs 2y ago
>We could have saved a fortune in electricity if dark mode was a default and as a standard rolled out decades ago across everything. How - you need an OLED display for this to be a thing, The ones with backlight (well the extreme vast m
575.
by xxs 2y ago
I have never sanitized any input, full respect to whatever text there is. It's simple - html/xml/javascript/json/url is not text. You render it with whatever tools you have to - and that tools happen not to be conca
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by xxs 2y ago
The most noticeable difference is still the metal heatsink. LED drivers would be non-isolated ones, so only a single coil (not a transformer). The other part of the weight difference would be capacitors (hopefully larger ones), and (hopeful
577.
by xxs 2y ago
realistically, running LEDs over 60C spells their death. I've routinely seen 5730 alike LEDs overdriven by more than 40mA (not just few).
578.
by xxs 2y ago
This has been discussed multiple times here, a sibling comment is right - LEDs light bulbs are overdriven to show better numbers on the box - they are designed for universal voltage range: AC 90-264V - which leads to extra overheati
579.
by xxs 2y ago
The LEDs are not driven at 5V - that would be one of the worst voltages to be driven. The LED bulbs are driven approx at 3.2V x number of LEDs. (some LED chips may have 3-4LEDs in series as well)
580.
by xxs 2y ago
They are not even remotely comparable when it comes to readability/contrast.
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by xxs 2y ago
OLED suggestion is even worse due to lack of longevity, burn-in.
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by xxs 2y ago
LCD is much harder to reader, and a lot more complex to drive. Vibration wise I'd take potted 7-segment display as well. Single color is a benefit. OLED would have much shorter life, along with burn in - 7 segment ones tend to display
583.
by xxs 2y ago
if the li-ion is kept < 4.25v that should be no issue. I don't know why overcharging is even considered a thing (100% should be 4.22v or so for a standard li-ion cells). You can keep all tool batteries at around 4.2v (fully charged)
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by xxs 2y ago
Pretty much yeah -- all laptop CPUs since Haswell have been non-socketable/BGA. I still have a rather decent laptop with such a CPU - acer aspire v3-771g. It's still in daily use, after 8y back I had to replace a faulty mlcc (shor
585.
by xxs 2y ago
Java did try to be C as much as possible, as language/syntax principles it's pretty much just C.
586.
by xxs 2y ago
...and use the vertical USB plug. Weird.
587.
by xxs 2y ago
You can't compare appstore with other shops, though. It's the only shop that can possible exist, so it faces no competition at any rate by design.
588.
by xxs 2y ago
actually the rules apply to everyone monopoly or otherwise, anti-competitive rules are not applied/enforced when there is a dominant market position only.
589.
by xxs 2y ago
There is a requirement for providing spare parts for 7y [0]: [0]: https://www.europe-consommateurs.eu/en/shopping-internet/spa...
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by xxs 2y ago
In the EU there are 2 years warranty for pretty much anything (not services), so the reverse bathtub descent is bit more than that. As for courts - there is a customer protection commission/service in most (all) EU member states. Howev
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by xxs 2y ago
glass is a lot heavier and way more expensive (glass is made out of silicon). There are a lot of different types of plastics the common ones use in packaging are LE-PE (light density polyethylene) and PP (polypropylene). They are both therm
592.
by xxs 2y ago
You may go further and say the rocket would be built on a proper rocky foundation.
593.
by xxs 2y ago
Most resistor in power supplies would be different values. For digital stuff and low current applications (along with designated FET drivers) you dont need too much.
594.
by xxs 2y ago
Even ordering from China the 1% are perfectly fine. E96 resistors are ubiquitous and cheap.
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by xxs 2y ago
If I am looking for a senior java developer I absolutely expect that they know about java.util and java.lang classes w/o any reference whatsoever. Heck, I expect they know why java.util.HashMap is subpar, or even the common hash mul-an
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by xxs 2y ago
>many existing motherboards did not have enough power delivery capability to support the planned 6 and 8 core part Coffee lake's 8700k had 6 core not 8, the refresh lake-s did feature 8 cores. The release TDP of 8700k was the same a
597.
by xxs 2y ago
>Rebel 0.01% Lower than that, much lower - as it required custom built/assembled BIOS, effectively. The hardware mod was the very easy part.
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by xxs 2y ago
coffee lake was the 1st time Intel had to wake up and put more than 4 cores in a (consumer) CPU; so it was a big thing.
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by xxs 2y ago
>threads/guides from 2019. 2018, April
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by xxs 2y ago
It's an old topic[0], the site does reference it. Back then it was widely discussed in the overclock community. Effectively Intel's [6-10] series are all skylake. Shorting the cpu pins (well LGA) was possible even with a pencil&#

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