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KSS42
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Comment #47081467
I have multiple of the MSFT Sculpt keyboards. It's wireless. Comes with separate wireless number pad. Now produced by Incase. It has Windows key, but it's easy to remap. Official n…
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Comment #41575488
The question is where are these chips packaged? Potentially the wafers are shipped to the east for packaging, assembly and test.
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Comment #41575479
GF is 14/12 nm. Not really cutting edge anymore
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Comment #40422728
I did find a way to have two gfx chips on a single AGP card without glue logic. See my comment above in this thread.
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Comment #40422699
Back then, I came up with a way to connect two graphics chips onto a single AGP slot without a bridge chip or glue logic. Since AGP is a superset of PCI, both gfx chips will get re…
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Comment #37363244
That impact should show up in the plus/minus score? https://www.espn.com/nba/statistics/rpm For 2022/23 Green ranks 38. His defensive impact is very high but it is offset by his ne…
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Comment #36958633
See: Weekly Science news by Sabine Hossenfelder Today we’ll talk about the new superconductor claim, bad news for new physics, a quantum radar, how to print origami, space-based so…
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Comment #36887355
Apple helped define it!
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Comment #36551003
AMD is slowly but surely expanding support for Radeon cards. It's not as extensive as Nvidia, but it is improving. ROCm supports RDNA2 now and RDNA3 support is coming this fall. ht…
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Comment #35880181
The only way to tell is to do a blood test. It took me taking 10k IU a day to get to the mid point recommended range. On the plus side, daily 10K IU is covered by my drug plan. I g…
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Comment #35516770
It's a bit odd to me basing a purchasing decision on process nodes. I would consider overall product features rather the foundry or foundry node in of it self. In fact, I'd rather …
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Comment #32651082
Partially due to PCIe5 and DDR5.
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Comment #31759547
Likely smallpox.
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Comment #30716826
AMD announced $8B buy back recently ...
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Comment #30594255
Were there any changes to his carb intake? Did he also reduce use of simple carbs and processed foods?
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Comment #30390050
I heard that a loophole is to install Windows with a MSFT account, create a local account with admin access and then delete the MSFT account
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Comment #30369758
I still have mine. The C64 given away long time ago.
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Comment #29630725
Here’s some great videos on this question from YouTuber ToldinStone - Garret Ryan Author of Naked Statues, Fat Gladiators and War Elephants Why was Roman concrete forgotten during …
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Comment #28697581
I just threw out about a dozen BYTE issues from the late 90's that were sitting in a box for the last 2o years.
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Comment #26547737
When was that? 40? 50 yrs ago? Did you really mean engineer or did you mean entry level technician? When I graduated high school in the late 80's, you would at least need a communi…
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Comment #26426092
There is a similar in purpose Punjabi food called pinni made from flour, sugar, ghee and nuts. They also provide a lot of energy and last a long time. I have thought of those as le…
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Comment #26415076
Someone should develop this as a standard. There must some initiative that can be renamed to MOVA.
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Comment #26402424
Ken, you have done an amazing job with this writeup. Very clear and understandable. I recommend this article for anyone wants to understand how Integrated Circuits operate and are …
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Comment #26069647
On twitter, Taylor Lorenz accused Marc Andreessen of using the "R-slur" in a Clubhouse discussion. In fact, some one else said the word in the context of some /r/wallstreetbets fol…