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Btw. if anybody had hopes for Nanya? Nope! https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/nanya-technology-... https://www.blocksandfiles.com/flash/2026/03/27/three-ssd-ma... https://t…

There is TWSC: https://en.twsc.com.cn/ Traded as CUSU for end-users: https://en.twsc.com.cn/enCUSU/index.html

There is another one: TWSC https://en.twsc.com.cn/ Traded as https://en.twsc.com.cn/enCUSU/index.html for end users.

Where? There: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibbons_Creek_Reservoir

TZ wrong. Screen resolution wrong. 3200x2200? How does it come up with that?

That's the thing. I rarely watch, just listening to music doodling in a background tab. I think I remember some sponsored crap in 'der8auer' or something like 'linus tech tips' eon…

And then you have firmwares which switch to 'in-band-management' for convenience, if they detect that. If you don't disable that, and sometimes even then. Making that shit availabl…

I know. But anything Amtrak is almost never on time, with the exception of some 'corridors' on the east-coast, where they own the tracks.

> For YouTube on a desktop OS you also want Sponsorblock. No. I don't. uBO suffices. Maybe with some additional rules and lists which aren't in its default setup. Maybe it also dep…

They are not on time. Jet arrives and takes off on your time, as ordered.

> Every official letter you receive will be in german. Is that different in any other country? Would you expect to be able to recieve them in spanish, while living in France? There…

Already forgotten about that lil' burpie at the end of 2021 to the beginning of 2022? : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Hunga_Tonga-Hunga_Ha'apai... Aug 02, 2022: https://www.na…

Naa. That's just too rotten. Deep cons need https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Condeep

Put the bicycle on its back-wheel, vertical?

You don't say. That rang some bells, working in a communal data-centre, serving all of town, and smaller neighbouring towns. At 100Mb/s. Funny thing was the town still used many te…

A long time since I've looked into LFS on NetBSD. At the time reading up on it, out of curiosity, wanting to try it out, I got the impression that it is very experimental, and nobo…

There is much stuff which isn't in the AUR at all, or if so in versions similar to debian default, and/or orphaned. Nonetheless, the full tray is just one yay away, which also spea…

That would be COAST as in 'cache on a stick', which wasn't that common. They usally came in 8 to 16 discrete chips with pins on both of their sides, to be soldered on board, or plu…

It reminds me of the limitations of early CGA and EGA, which isn't a positive. It's just remimagined LARPing of ppl who were born late into Postcyberpunk. The same shit like (pseud…

Had classical Android the option to arrange virtual desktops in (practical) 3 by 3 to 5 by 5 grids, and mostly tile the apps fullscreen across that grid?

That option existed in Windows, too. Only you needed to press CTRL, shift, or whatever to make it appear, instead of whatever was the default, which I've forgotten, meanwhile.

Simple. Legally mandate 'empty' devices at time of sale. With fully open specs, so whomever actually wants to, 'can' support that crap. OFC the same for file-formats and general in…

Do you make such a fuss when riding a rental or otherwise 'new to you' car, which diverges from the haptics of the one you were used to use?

Using Cachy since about two years now. Never had any stress with it. Maybe it's about the random combination of components, hardware, driver/firmware quality? If you've got a bad c…

That's the thing. I think parent question should have been the opposite. If it's enabled, it tries as hard as can be to 'assist', even if the Wifi is bad, and it should have given …