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Our_Benefactors
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Comment #49159101
“This story has a bittersweet ending, because Roger told us that as he worked on the project, he realized the income would complicate his own tax affairs” Do they not have accounta…
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Comment #49114511
It says right at the top of the page “Pre-release: DMPress is at 1.0.0-beta.80 and is not yet recommended for production use.”
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Comment #49054389
0 AED = $0
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Comment #49052743
Interesting. I know corsair already uses CXMT chips in their memory products. It would be hard to believe the govt would tell Apple no in light of this.
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Comment #49043064
Considering the price is listed at $0, it doesn’t inspire confidence to do business with this enterprise. The 2080ti is what, 8 years old at this point? Upgrading the RAM is throwi…
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Comment #49031041
It’s been ended officially but due to social pressures to “put all your resources into one child” as the parents were accustomed to, having just one child is still a strong cultura…
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Comment #49028287
It really was. Hulu was seen as “the worse netflix”, was launched significantly after netflix already had a critical mass, and its launch was seen as the beginning of the end for s…
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Comment #48999481
TSMC doesn’t really make RAM. They’re a logic foundry.
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Comment #48993770
The GDPR is an overreach as evidenced by the OP kvetching about why a foreign country does not comply with his country’s regulations regarding cookie use. What’s the corollary for …
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Comment #48942163
It’s more like the lower end of acceptable speed to drive.
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Comment #48941706
> It's good that there are some companies, that ban android/apple car since that's an ugly experience for the user Hello, Elon Seriously this is so wrong. I love being able to carr…
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Comment #48846794
What size discs are you using? This post is kind of hilarious, 24TB is achievable in literally a 2-bay NAS nowadays.
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Comment #48672307
Can you give some examples of companies that are series J that you see as having a realistic chance of IPO?
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Comment #48592966
Not a solution. Something like “shutdown after n hours of inactivity” would fix it though.
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Comment #48508494
https://archive.is/wYUhf
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Comment #48483448
They’re not equivalent devices in almost any dimension. I got a pizza at the grocery store for $6. It has no bearing on raspberry pi being a joke or not.
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Comment #48467781
> despite the fact that 90% of people would be able to make do with a Macbook Neo. Myth. Total myth! I recently had to beg for more RAM after continually hitting swap space which c…
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Comment #48467306
The only thing they’ve overtaken is arguably batteries, and even that is questionable if the quality is as good as Korean manufacturers. I think it’s more likely that the Chinese c…
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Comment #48462454
They’re immune as they are not responsible for actually administering and maintaining the systems. That’s the burden of whoever runs the lab
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Comment #48455795
No, Linux has a usability crisis
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Comment #48440705
It’s not made to fit in the hand. There’s no way to lock the blade forward. It’s one of the stupidest designs you could have for a box cutter.
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Comment #48436032
There were layoffs yes. The solution is to pursue something that on a small scale is net negative financially? Get out of here.
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Comment #48435464
> get a pot of land and grow your own food Rejecting industrialized society is actually very expensive
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Comment #48420480
This quote is from a viral interview between Jensen Huang and Dwarkesh Patel, the latter made some points during the interview that were very condescending and betrayed a deep misu…
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Comment #48389319
> The attitude of the industry is that it’s up to you to read data sheets carefully and test. Is this backed up by court precedent? This seems like you could easily claim damages d…