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Damogran6
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About Damogran6
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Comment #48812307
I'd like something bigger than 1gb for the LAN port...yeah, most of my stuff is quick from a wifi standpoint, but I don't want the hardwired stuff to be second class citizens. Look…
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Comment #48632236
Add to that, FB is no longer people...it's viewing entertainment...and I turn it off a bunch. Threads is the new time sink and a lot of times I open it and close it shortly thereaf…
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Comment #47005843
My keyboard is currently behaving. For once. It's been useless roughly three times since the last major update. Over the course of each year-long iOS version life, I've become used…
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Comment #46735609
Wow...I learned UCSD/Pascal on the Amiga in High School, that takes me back. Edit: Hmmmm, might have been the Apple II. Not seeing the Amiga in the Wiki...We started on Apples, the…
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Comment #46518143
I'm assuming you don't have any audit requirements for this application. The stupid pricing for hardware often isn't in the hardware, it's in the compliance.
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Comment #46355784
Bundling. You get 5 things, one of which makes the other ones worthwhile. Yeah, I get it... By the same token, all ranges of Mini Cooper now have the B48 turbo 4...the top of the l…
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Comment #46355753
At the time the code was/is written, I'm betting carplay offered up a square viewport. Apple's since wanted to offer up multi-display solutions to be the AV/GUI for cars...I think …
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Comment #46354147
Having just bought a Mini Cooper, I'm in the initial free-services period of the ownership and honestly, if it's the $10 a month I suspect, I'm okay with it. Primarily for the navi…
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Comment #46122052
I also got notification on my apple watch, while being away from the house, that the homepod mini heard our fire alarm going off. A call home let us know that our son had set it of…
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Comment #46107822
In general, your dollar buys a _Crazy_ amount of compute...but over the last 30 years or so, RAM has spiked several times (Taiwan plant fire) and suffered from several market drive…
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Comment #45981373
Raspberry Pi emulation works well, too. (and is massively fast.)
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Comment #45956706
Pull the CMOS battery. Recap before you put power to it...make sure the power supply is healthy. Do those things and it'll run 40 years from now.
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Comment #45814093
I've found when you have a file with stops and starts, it's because the extraction process is not familiar with how the data is laid down on the storage media. So it sees 'I have a…
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Comment #45764572
At the time, formatting a floppy disk was a single task thing. Downloading a file via Zmodem was mostly a single task thing. The Windows of the day could to the latter, but not the…
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Comment #45616931
As a career security guy, I've lost count of the battles I've lost in the race to the cloud...now it's 'we have to up the budget $250k a year to cover costs' and you just shrug. Th…
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Comment #45594679
There's a cost/value calculation that just doesn't work well...I have a Ryzen9/rtx3070 PC ($2k over time) and my M4 Mini ($450) holds it's own for most all normal user stuff...spri…
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Comment #45505509
We're in a mode where we're 'camping' with a 5th wheel trailer. It has COMPLETELY altered my travelling experience in ways I never expected. Being in Nature, with a clean bathroom …
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Comment #45449766
That's what you got with BeOS...throw out backward compatibility and build to current Best practices...it's ability to extract performance out of an 133 Mhz processor was amazing.
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Comment #45304654
CORE energy in Colorado is charging $0.10819 per kWh _today_ https://core.coop/my-cooperative/rates-and-regulations/rate-...
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Comment #45304569
I got past that back when I was paying for ISDN and had 5 Surplus Desktop PCs...write it off as 'Professional development'
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Comment #45183469
I don't, I'm a REALLY light user. smaller LLMs work pretty well. I used a 40gb LLM and it was _pokey_, but it worked, and switching them is pretty easy. This is a 12 core Xeon with…
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Comment #45171881
Oddly, my 2013 MacPro (Trashcan) runs LLMs pretty well, mostly because 64Gb of old school RAM is, like, $25.
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Comment #44944185
Dave Kimble was also well known for his cutaway artwork. https://www.hotrod.com/news/david-kimble-cutaway-x-ray-visio...
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Comment #44918117
Alienate customers, punish colleges, cancel research, send smart folks running from your borders. Sounds like a pretty logical conclusion.
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Comment #44915375
I will say I've been on a number of flights that left late but arrived early/on-time. I think they build a pad into flight time and/or give up fuel efficiency to make up time.