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ApolIllo
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Comment #42938968
Why?
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Comment #42639648
I frequently go past TigerText. I assumed they were related to TigerDirect!
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Comment #40529629
i wish perplexity.ai did this
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Comment #40162883
Amazon's afterthought of a collaboration tool? The tool that is so bad that Amazon is switching to some amalgamation of o365 + slack
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Comment #39780856
> Who cares about smartwatches 219.43 million people use smartwatches
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Comment #39405632
Damn. My family use Memojis heavily!
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Comment #39389805
Does it have Accelerated GPU and iServices support?
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Comment #39008308
I avoiding older 10gbe NICs due to power consumption. Maybe that's why?
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Comment #39008239
Thunderbolt 3 had a fiber option for longer runs, but I don't see it for Tbolt4.
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Comment #38996630
Great article but i wish they mentioned that the APU wasn't in the AR glasses but in the magic leap's Compute Pack
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Comment #38872007
I loved Aperture!
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Comment #38701084
Truck drivers do that in the US. I do that in my car, too. Sometimes it's too dark to see the handwave out the back window.
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Comment #37218416
Damn i thought this was Compuware. Loved the Compuware Corvette C5-R
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Comment #36686713
HDMI-CEC is great for TVs but when I searched recently I found that both Nvidia and AMD do not support HDMI-CEC. This was disappointing to find out when I built an HTPC for my TV.
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Comment #35111522
When will they raise prices?
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Comment #33686768
> developers began noticing something: Kite had quietly injected promotional content and data-tracking functionality into open-source apps the company previously had no affiliation…
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Comment #32933275
You have a lot more options on lenses and do stuff like background blurring with Bokeh. Some smaller meeting services also provide 4k support.
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Comment #32872600
I have an evga PSU made by SeaSonic and they have others made by FSP. I wouldn't say their PSU OEMs are "just some random Chinese PSUs"
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Comment #30912169
I agree - Thunderbolt is the way to go. It's typically 2 - 3x the price of a USB-C dock, but it's well worth it for me. I have the TBT3-UDV and caldigit TS4 TBolt dock. They both r…
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Comment #30912137
> I appear to be paying a lot of money for products that I could buy for cheap on random websites is starting to piss me off a bit at this point. The last 5+ years as an Amazon cus…
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Comment #30703770
Do they support hotplugging? afaik traditional floppies do and could be essential to workflows if you can avoid the costly reboot time.
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Comment #29548652
Now I understand. There are two ways of dimming a screen. One is dimming the backlights in the display while the other is faking it via Gamma table alteration
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Comment #29545474
That's unfortunate. I've been hoping to simplify my HT setup and eARC was something I wanted to target in an upgrade
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Comment #29545449
How does Lunar and Monitor Control get around the Tbolt -> HDMI dongle baked into the logic board problem?