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lucius_verus

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    Comment #49141273

    According to the docs, with a governor installed you go from 85-105W at idle to 65-85W. Reference: https://elektricm.github.io/amd-bc250-docs/system/governor/

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    Comment #48636260

    I got impatient waiting for the Steam Machine to come out and grabbed a BC-250 on ebay that was already set up with a case, fan, and power supply. Works great for reasonably demand…

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    Comment #48630882

    Related article from around that time: https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2008/10/alan-shrugged/

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    Comment #48509929

    I only buy sunblock from Korea and Japan that uses Bemotrizinol. Not sure where you got the idea that it wouldn't rub in, but I can confirm that it rubs in very well and doesn't st…

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    Comment #48182438

    I'm really glad you mentioned this --- I've been looking for a Rust or Tauri-based Obsidian replacement for years, and this is almost everything I want (and much closer to what I w…

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    Comment #47167390

    Culture: - The Slate Culture Gabfest - probably the most consistently fun podcast on my list. It's like sitting down at a table with your smartest friends from grad school to talk …

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    Comment #45186661

    Strictly speaking, Volcker caused two recessions (the first of which likely ended Carter's re-election prospects). Although raising interest rates tamped down inflation on the dema…

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    Comment #44829149

    People have been doing this with ActivityPub/Mastodon for years: https://carlschwan.eu/2020/12/29/adding-comments-to-your-sta...

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    Comment #44581814

    Honestly, the Firefox feature-set it what prompted me to pick it up again after years of not using it. - I wanted ad-blocking on Android, so I tried out Firefox on mobile. - Then t…

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    Comment #43542782

    It really shines on e-ink Android readers such as the tablets Boox makes. I almost exclusively use it on my Boox because the built-in reading app is terrible.

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    Comment #43542763

    Koreader doesn't integrate with overdrive, but it's trivially easy to install it on your Kobo alongside the Kobo OS. You can continue to use overdrive on your Kobo and also dip int…

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    Comment #41842669

    For anyone who is interested, CoquiTTS (formerly, MozillaTTS) was great, but the project isn't maintained anymore (athough there's been some confusion about whether or not it's act…

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    Comment #41505872

    Should we be concerned that Mein Kampf shows up in a list of HN "favorite books"?

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    Comment #41303178

    Very few people use the recommended amount of sunscreen (it's more than you think) and even when you do, no sunscreen blocks 100% of the photo-aging UV energy that hits your skin (…

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    Comment #38959002

    More context on the shutdown from Josh Meyer: https://twitter.com/_josh_meyer_/status/1742522906041635166 Coqui is shutting down. It's sad news to start the new year, but I want to…

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    Comment #38958605

    Coqui-ai was a commercial continuation of Mozilla TTS and STT ( https://github.com/mozilla/TTS ). At the time (2018-ish), it was really impressive for on-device voice synthesis (wi…

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    Comment #31735058

    No one is saying that iphones are the most expensive flagships. A difference in maximum isn't the same as a difference in average . Apple doesn't make a product that costs less tha…

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    Comment #31734713

    It turns out that when your company doesn't make any products that serve the budget end of the market, the average income of your userbase skews higher than companies that do serve…

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    Comment #31159447

    The bit about "following the law" was so poorly thought out. Musk's comments at TED made it seem like he both: (1) confused Bill of Rights guarantee that the government won't censo…