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jansommer
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Comment #48795216
I've installed this on my Surface Go 2 64GB. Runs smooth! Absolutely the best tablet experience for Linux. The support is also wild: My silly questions are answered within hours.
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Comment #48398111
4k is really nice for text. Always annoyed by 1080p screens for work. But yeah gaming - 1080p is fine. I have a 9060 XT and I play games at 4k like Mortal Kombat X, Fallout 4, Evil…
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Comment #48355373
A quick search on Xeon production yields that it goes through a rather rigorous testing. I wouldn't be surprised that server cpu's in a desktop pc works longer. I can't overclock i…
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Comment #48355204
Could it just be really bad cooling? Looking at 9800X3D, it seems like it's running in a similar range wrt TDP unless you really push the 9800X3D. I'm comparing with desktop cpu's …
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Comment #48354993
It should be closer to 85W on load. And it's incredibly silent on even a low end cooler. I rarely get above 50° Celcius.
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Comment #48354921
The E5-2620 v4 is great. Have been using it for 10 years now. Wanted to upgrade until I saw current prices. I have 64 GB ddr4. Paired it with rx 9060 xt 16 GB and games run as fast…
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Comment #47784129
It's easy for others to see what you're downloading: https://iknowwhatyoudownload.com . So if you're unsure if the torrent is legitimate, I'd probably avoid it.
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Comment #47722876
Guy talks about switching to the "Classic" version if > you just want a simple, open source, local-only JSON-formatting extension that won't receive updates. Wow that sounds like a…
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Comment #47642413
One could also try Android 15 and 16 on Waydroid: https://github.com/WayDroid-ATV/waydroid-builds/releases
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Comment #47642384
Windows subsystem for Android is deprecated. There's a community maintained alternative but it seems to have a few problems wrt. Windows updates.
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Comment #46141619
AI is such a blessing. I use it almost every day at work, and I've spent this evening getting a Bluetooth to USB mapper for a ps4 controller working by having ChatGPT write it for …
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Comment #46099839
This is also the university that develops RumbleDB[0]. It uses JSONiq as its query language which is such a pleasure to work with. It's useful for dealing with data lakes, though I…
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Comment #46080340
Archive Files is for blobs as far as I understand. All your other data remains uncompressed?
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Comment #46080130
Something to consider when using SQLite as a file format is compression (correct me if I'm wrong!). You might end up with a large file unless you consider this, and can't/won't jus…
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Comment #45931457
Precisely! That's why RDS sounds so interesting. I get a lot more knobs to tweak performance, but I'm curious if a maxed out gp3 with instances that support it is going to fare any…
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Comment #45931241
Have you benchmarked your load on RDS? [0] says that IOPS on Aurora is vastly different from actual IOPS. We have just one writer instance and mostly write 100's of GB in bulk. [0]…
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Comment #45931041
This is super confusing. Check out the RDS Postgres calculator with gp3: > General Purpose SSD (gp3) - Throughput > gp3 supports a max of 4000 MiBps per volume But the docs say 200…
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Comment #45930316
People who have experience with Aurora and RDS Postgres: What's your experience in terms of performance? If you dont need multi A-Z and quick failover, can you achieve better perfo…
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Comment #45357133
Already runs smooth on Linux (Wine)
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Comment #43531179
I'm thinking about how to properly test AWS Step Functions. The problem is that I can either mock the entire response for every state in JSON only, or call out to a lambda. What I …
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Comment #42735137
You can use tpm2_policyauthorize and allow the PCR to change without having to manually unlock. This was not supported in TPM 1.2. You can use it with Systemd. https://github.com/t…
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Comment #42559019
Odd that you have to recover from changing UEFI settings with Secure Boot! You should be able to change any setting when that's enabled. BitLocker binds to a lot of other things wh…