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sfshaw
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Comment #35694383
After 20 years that account might have escheated.
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Comment #32684508
The 6900HS in the 2022 Asus Zephyrus G14 has a default boosting behavior that keeps it at 95°C most of the time (on the user's lap). It might have a liquid metal thermal interface.…
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Comment #31533426
I made this switch over the last year and can second the recommendation. If you like Ubuntu, you actually like Debian and just put up with Ubuntu.
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Comment #31337575
Which Hare language and tooling features help give confidence when rolling one's own cryptography?
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Comment #31336948
Like a periodic stress test to see how quickly things stabilize themselves?
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Comment #31104769
Still no love for Debian.
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Comment #30681914
Webkit would have to compete with other engines to retain its market share rather than abuse its monopoly power.
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Comment #30025523
We need to better define exactly who's tracking we need to get around. I agree that DoH is a better solution to being tracked by your ISP.
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Comment #30025481
Maybe I misunderstood what this does. Is unbound not sending requests to the ISP in this case?
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Comment #30025408
The author states that pihole sending requests to 8.8.8.8 (Google) is worse than sending requests to your ISP. I disagree. I have always had terrible experiences with Comcost's DNS…
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Comment #29745684
Apple's "turn off Bluetooth" is more of a temporary pause on connecting to devices. It turns itself back on after some time.
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Comment #28860675
I just went through the Simple -> BBVA -> PNC transition. Yesterday when I installed the PNC app on my Pixel, I got the warning that I would need to allow storage access. But then …
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Comment #26891987
In the paper they state that they received an exemption from the IRB.
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Comment #26538011
As domeone coming straight out of college, I disagree with your premise that threading is not accessible anymore. However, one possibility is that a proliferation of new languages …
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Comment #26453592
WhatsApp's users are not customers. They are the product.
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Comment #25554546
The high end 3000 series cards use a faster, more expensive, proprietary kind of memory from Micron. Even with a little less memory capacity, bandwidth is still probably higher. I …
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Comment #25207250
Could a model be trained to predict the prompt given to GPT3 based on the responses?
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Comment #24921468
It's probably a sweet spot between adding more CU's versus cache. Given their memory bandwidth is lower, alleviating that with cache makes more sense than adding more CU's.
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Comment #24654237
Paying a random is a better user experience than restoring a backup.
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Comment #24317533
If Apple currently sells you a house and you aren't permitted to put non-Apple electrical or furniture in, building codes are the framework by which third parties could be permitte…
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Comment #24283293
Matt Levine would be having a field day today. I hope he's having a nice time off.
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Comment #24242041
SMT4 is a bit of a surprise here. Obviously POWER uses it well but this feels like new territory for ARM designs.
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Comment #23618374
Alternate title: Intel to use 10nm process 'five years ago'
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Comment #23037050
I suppose the cost of the loan to exercise the option would be equal to the difference between that and selling the option?
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Comment #22819711
Your friend figured out how to time the market. Amazing.