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Comment #47875799
We need it! Am a fan of this site, hoping to get open source companies to work together. There is also a status page where products and their progress have been detailed: https://t…
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Comment #47859273
Retirement and health savings accounts.
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Comment #47859251
Handheld mobile no. Laptops could, but rarely/never do due to policy not technical requirements.
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Comment #47854074
Are Nvidia using ecc ram? If not this should mean it is less supply constrained than regular ram.
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Comment #47853861
Nice upgrades, but no mention of ECC RAM, the single thing that I wanted from an upgrade for a decade? Why do chip makers refuse to take our money? :-P A few years ago we were told…
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Comment #47852116
What about the cameras on those things? Overhead? Did you pay cash?
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Comment #47851800
Education is good in general, but because alternatives are not common and sometimes not even allowed, there are very few places left to avoid surveillance. Educated or not. Not to …
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Comment #47841675
This looks quite interesting. Any jobs available in this field? What are the chances of getting an entry-level job in this after finishing the course?
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Comment #46384334
Is someone cutting onions in here?
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Comment #46382026
It’s a winter solstice celebration, with decorated trees that precede Christianity. That’s why the manger is over on one side, and St Nick on the other. They were amalgamated toget…
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Comment #46060427
Fast to develop, fast to run under modest to reasonable requirements. Few things need to scale further.
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Comment #46060253
That disagrees with your statement about the cybertruck.
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Comment #45917992
The front is rounded which is the place you'll hit in the vast majority of cases.
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Comment #45908808
It's cold out there, why would it melt?
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Comment #45908689
> USB-C and display output charging now supported via rear USB-C port. Yeah! Been wanting rear ports for a long time, since my old Dell about 15 years ago. No need for big cables a…