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Comment #29260366
I guess the one thing this article doesn’t answer is why the default hardware configuration is for the slower transfer rate? Is there some downside to this mod?
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Comment #29254450
It still applies in the UK, just not between UK-EU transactions because those are cross border now
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Comment #29202177
He suggested that you can't find a similar or better quality display for $1000, not that it's the best display that exists. At that price point you can find something that, at best…
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Comment #29178363
That's definitely not the case, all 4K HDR videos are VP9 for me on YouTube with Safari
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Comment #29152611
Which ones? I'm only aware of boards that aren't anywhere near the £5-35 price class the Raspberry Pis inhabit, and even then there's just absolutely nothing like the third party e…
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Comment #29117465
I am very Interested in a good mobile Windows/Ryzen laptop with a MacBook Air-comparable form factor, performance, and battery life. Please link if you know of one. All the Intel m…
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Comment #29051323
Power efficiency for one.
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Comment #29029276
it's on a FAT partition, you can edit it by plugging the sd card into something else
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Comment #29025571
There's a 100Wh restriction on laptop batteries imposed by civil aviation, which the 16" MacBook Pro hits, so this is not a problem that can simply be solved with thicker chassis a…
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Comment #28913665
They very much put some numbers on performance in the keynote, you can go back and watch it. The Max: 10.4 tflops 327 gtexels/sec 164 gpixels/sec
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Comment #28615458
Please show some evidence - MacBooks are so widespread that it should be very easy to find something backing this up if it were the case.
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Comment #28615451
But it's literally not true. I am typing this from my M1 MacBook with the bottom panel open just to prove this point.
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Comment #28608984
For what it's worth I don't think Apple has actually ever done this, and whatever made him believe they do was probably some other oversight during their disassembly/reassembly of …
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Comment #28537027
Knowing what people employed in similar roles to you earn helps you bargain for an equivalent salary
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Comment #28368993
Have you seen Asahi’s documentation? https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/Developer-Quickstart
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Comment #27654201
I agree too. I look forward to Cuba allowing third parties to corroborate their results.
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Comment #27654169
The Lancet publishing data does not mean the data is correct, they do not verify it. It's all based on trust.
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Comment #26978475
Typically Ad5 causes upper respiratory tract infections which may manifest as a cold if you’re lucky or lead to pneumonia if you’re not, although things like conjunctivitis and gas…
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Comment #26978350
> I agree this is about quality control and it is extremely unlikely to affect vaccine efficacy. (If anything, it would improve vaccine efficacy.) I don’t think you can say this wi…
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Comment #26976113
The vaccine described in the paper published in The Lancet was explicitly described as using an replication deficient Ad5 vector, while the vaccine received by Brazil seems to have…
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Comment #26920727
9 people? I don’t think you can really say it’s more effective based on this data.
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Comment #26817680
That’s why it’s bad but not why it was found unconstitutional
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Comment #26664718
Unless you withdraw from society, it will unfortunately remain an issue