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Comment #49225982
This is true. But you can also run gigabit ethernet over a single pair (1000BASE-T1) often called SPE. The transceivers are more expansive than normal four pair gigabit and the off…
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Comment #49206269
Are you saying that the temperature of the water when it hit the ground beans that matter or the fact that the water was brought up to a boil or 100°C?
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Comment #49167012
No, CVEs are on average still actively being exploited for far longer than 5 years. The oldest CVEs on CISA’s KEV (Known Exploited Vulnerabilities) catalog are from early to mid 20…
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Comment #49057841
The asymmetry between the drones and the F16 neutralising them quickly makes this financially unsustainable.
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Comment #48871794
In the Nordic’s heap pumps are very common, approximately 48, 52 and 63 % of households in Sweden, Finland and Norway have heat pumps installed. [1] [1] : https://ehpa.org/news-and…
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Comment #48827808
I believe that Notebookcheck is natively written in German and translated.
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Comment #48772721
The wheel in an Enyaq before the facelift is the same haptic one-button shitshow. They have some buttons that act like shortcuts below the infotainment. But it the screen is still …
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Comment #48700193
> DAB was implemented using the old MPEG2 audio codec. No, it was MPEG 1 layer 2 often at 192 kbps. Later they switched to HE-AAC with DAB+.
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Comment #48353225
If they can override sudo, they can override which.
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Comment #48329008
The proper terminology is Level of Assurance (LoA) for an eID as opposed to “secure” or “highly secure”. eIDAS (EU Regulation No 910/2014) derives the LoA definition from ISO/IEC 2…
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Comment #48275080
It sounds like we are inventing the DSSD D5 again? But why would one use volatile DDR5 if the bandwidth constraints it? Better to rely on cheaper nonvolatile flash.
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Comment #48177694
That is just a side effect of Russia attacking Ukraine.
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Comment #48166137
Good then that there is very little need for emissions control in EV. No barrier for giving the owner of the vehicle more access to its innards.
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Comment #48166124
I think you are mistaking hatred toward the Kremlin for hatred toward the Russian people.
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Comment #48081654
Congratulations, you’ve encountered someone with passion. It lives in people all over the world, but Japanese craft has a particular gift for making it visible in every detail, eve…
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Comment #47985049
I can 2nd this. As a parent of a level II autistic son and then 6 years later a now 1 year old girl that does not appear to have any autistic traits. We delayed having the 2nd chil…
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Comment #47900598
Oh yes. Samsung 9100 Pro does 14800/13400 MiB/s over PCIe 5x4.
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Comment #47736456
They sold it to you, with a limit.
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Comment #47561753
Chuck was also a guest at The Amphour in 2015 (four years before his passing in 2019). It is a really good listen. https://theamphour.com/241-an-interview-with-chuck-peddle-ch...
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Comment #47540317
Yes, we should rename the kernel to cernel or qernel to avoid confusion. Snark aside I do not think that the letter k is too overloaded. There is room for KDE and the kernel.
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Comment #47476397
Like the cube user switcher in MacOS?
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Comment #47321201
“Well actually” in System 1 and later Classic macOS the puzzle and the calculator are ”Desk Accessories” that is applications that can run simultaneously as other apps, even though…
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Comment #47236062
I recently switched from an iPhone 16 to an Air and my experience is the opposite. I type way more accurate on the Air (even when both dictionaries are reset and have no screen pro…
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Comment #47190429
The banks did not block it. The Swedish state did not want to spend 50-100 kr per citizen to distribute the secure element. They instead opted for aligning with the one set of inst…
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Comment #46942267
This was also confirmed by a Valve developer recently about a bug in HL2: https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@TomF/115589925206309168