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Comment #23771923
The decision of ICE essentially was to not change anything. A student on F1 is only permitted to take certain number of online classes and must maintain his status with in person c…
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Comment #23674152
You don’t need old hardware to verify the speed differences. If you just take a browser in i3wm on bare arch Linux install that will be faster than in windows10 on the same machine…
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Comment #23585799
If this is true then next year the chances of getting an H1B would become less than half while the applications would double.
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Comment #23561182
I feel like this argument is the same as ‘how third party apps are allowed in windows and macOS by Microsoft and Apple’ To me there has always been a trusted part of computing whic…
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Comment #23553240
After using a rMBP for 6 years, I realized that using a lower resolution and lower quality display makes absolutely no sense at all if both graphical power and budget is available …
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Comment #23539390
The problem, as explained here, is also what Linus and recently GKH have mentioned is that the lack of any consumer ARM hardware like laptops and desktops mean that kernel develope…
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Comment #22183836
I have both Spotify and Apple Music but somehow the Spotify interface to me seems just simple enough that I can play what I want and the interface gets out of the way. With Apple i…
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Comment #22043391
On the other hand recently I restored my iPhone as new. The default settings may give users prompts to disable tracking but Siri is now a big tracker itself. Siri now learns from a…
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Comment #22003358
I think these chips go in really low end computers like possibly chromebooks or sub 300$ laptops where intel falls short on pricing. But from what I can understand AMD is already s…
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Comment #21890041
This paper revealed me some of the things than modern designs have adopted, which the regular uninformed coder would never notice (which he may not need to most of the times). But …