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Comment #36322494
The official guide [0] is good, but a bit too detailed. I started out with ruiqimao's mechanical keyboard PCB guide [1], which I think is good enough to get my feet wet. From then …
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Comment #36091294
I guess it varies somewhat, but how much does an average competitive mouse costs?
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Comment #35997407
There hasn't been any compelling reason that makes it necessary for me to use VR/AR. It's still at the "fun" category, which make it hard to justify spending much money for "fun". …
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Comment #34060891
I disagree, Microsoft exploits people (not just users) in a different way than Google. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Microsoft They strong arm with laptop manufactur…
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Comment #33543770
Yes, I’d be one too. I have no legal opinions about this, but morally, Copilot just doesn’t hit me right. One of the purpose open source exist is for it to be, well, open. It’s so …
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Comment #32935773
I fully agree with your point. However, this only applies when miners are buying new cards. I live in Vietnam, crypto mining/usage is pretty big, during the last crypto craze a few…
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Comment #32836156
I am very interested in something like that. Would you mind giving your company’s name or website so I can find out when it’s out?
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Comment #32261846
Haven’t looked at the Intel space, but doesn’t AMD have an “PRO” tier available for OEM only? Ryzen Pro, Threadripper Pro… Or Nvidia and their segmented RTX/GTX vs Quadro. These ha…
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Comment #32200001
I’m paying for some services and yet I still find myself torrenting the same medias available on these platform. Because of the fact that video compression is so terrible (especial…
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Comment #31681482
I see these as more art and a statement about Linux’s ubiquitousness rather than anything especially meaningful. There’s probably not a lot of people who want to run Doom on a lamp…
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Comment #31216399
Hi, I can relate. I also struggle to learn guitar for years, what helps me is that I - Invest in an expensive ($400, so not really, but much better than what I used to have) guitar…
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Comment #29910848
Because privacy, after all, is just another PR word. What Apple is really after is that app store money and an even more closed up ecosystem.
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Comment #29444017
The modularity of the Framework laptop comes to mind, maybe one day, we’ll see.