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mumber_typhoon
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Comment #46075967
If I was to guess, id say someone did this as a side project at QC because maybe they like FOSS and want to give something back. Given the partnership between QC and MSFT for lapto…
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Comment #46063947
And until then they will milk as much money as possible. If there is outrage or they see sales dropping, a few thousand dollars per hotel will replace those rooms with doors leavin…
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Comment #46001621
>Carrying cash isn't a crime. No but carrying over $10,000 into the US requires you to declare it and maybe pay taxes if you can't prove its source or risk being sized (which is fi…
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Comment #46001565
>In February, Lorenzo Gutierrez Lugo, a driver for a small trucking company that specializes in transporting furniture, clothing and other belongings to families in Mexico, was dri…
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Comment #45875578
A 3 pack WiFi 7 BE65 mesh from TPLink at launch costed 1500$. They seem to have done their usual hardware switching to now sell a similar BE63 for 500$. But if you are going to com…
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Comment #45875321
One more thing to note about TP-Link today is that they don't just abandon firmware updates but also switch chips and hardware. For example, They will call some device Deco / Arche…
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Comment #45873066
its usually either low memory which basically crashes the devices or buggy software which works until you hit the bug at which point it requires a restart to get it working again. …
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Comment #45872632
People in the comments are defending TPLink for how 'solid' their products are. As someone who just switched to UniFi APs from a Deco Mesh (wired), I have to admit that the differe…
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Comment #45779934
Personal take : The iPhone and services that go with the iPhone (music apps iCloud) together make apple what it is even today. The numbers are huge and the iPhone 17 and 17 Pro are…
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Comment #45756169
Imagine a scenario where you want to start gardening. Go to gardening clubs and you'll find a lot of free information there and people to guide you. Public libraries exist if you w…
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Comment #45745614
Windows and macOS will happily do everything they can to take your money and keep you in their ecosystem but shitting on them is a crime ?
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Comment #45641249
>Oct 20 12:51 AM PDT We can confirm increased error rates and latencies for multiple AWS Services in the US-EAST-1 Region. This issue may also be affecting Case Creation through th…
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Comment #45632298
Wasn't sure if it gets flagged or something. Also sometimes seeing the actual word can have a worse effect than the censored word.
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Comment #45632227
Warning: self harm, su**de. As someone who's had to do extensive work on myself to survive I can relate to a lot of things said here. I have gone through a lot of material on psych…
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Comment #45626138
I wonder if higher TDP is possible with framework desktop. That one probably has much better cooling than these laptops with the same chip and if numbers are different.
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Comment #45624685
>the biggest target market for WiFi ended up being phones If a particular category is considered then yes, phones are the biggest chunk. But virtually every device these days comes…
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Comment #45592627
What I have seen with iPhones is that the ram has gone from 4gb to 12gb very quickly compared to how it went from 1gb to 3gb. Apps used to use less ram but over the years apps have…
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Comment #45592334
The M5 MacBook Pro still gets the Broadcom WiFi chip but the M5 iPad Pros get the N1 and C1X (Sweet). All in all, apple is doing some incredible things with hardware. Software team…
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Comment #45355790
The reason for NYC is probably deploying it in a crowded network area to avoid detection. Deploying it in a suburban space would immediately show red flags.
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Comment #45193542
This might be an unpopular opinion but does anyone else think that phones are now targeted towards teenagers and young adults and not the general crowd anymore ? I feel Apple has c…