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Comment #49204654
One might not need skill, but might need a skillet.
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Comment #49190827
Oh the good old Adium. One of the best apps ever created. 20 years later, there's still no match for it.
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Comment #48331640
Marx deacribed this with precision 150y ago
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Comment #47254599
The USB 2.0 should be the one on the back, so the charging cable does not interfere with me plugging and unplugging things from the good port.
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Comment #47231826
You can install GrapheneOS today on your Pixel.
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Comment #46220456
beautiful illustrations, beautiful site
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Comment #42621001
Would hadn't nvidia cripple nvlink on geforce.
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Comment #42458184
Good productivity is about being able to do all tasks as planned. That includes the management, as its task is to attribute tasks. And whoever creates tasks. And whoever defines th…
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Comment #41985140
-> It won’t ever be able run as fast as a soldered system. Yeah, just take a look at PCIe 5 and it's 512GB/s of bandwidth. -> Have you installed a server CPU? Yeah, and none of the…
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Comment #41984881
I am not talking about DIMMs. Talking about the chips themselves. I am pretty sure they don't make different APUs for different memory sizes, it's just a fuse or something like tha…
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Comment #41984847
If a CPU is socket-able, so should memory chips be.
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Comment #41984668
As usual, no upgradability. There's evidence that it's possible with SSDs with no loss of performance. Probably the same would apply to memory, maybe with replaceable memory chips …
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Comment #41972207
For SSD speeds, that was already dismistified with iBoff new adapter which makes an M1 Macbook Air upgradable and faster. I wouldn't be surprised if the same was true for RAM using…
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Comment #41311322
Thank you for your work! I believe it's not ready for daily driving, but I was happy to try it out and, maybe, to check again later so it replaces firefox. Loved all the new featur…
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Comment #40634035
amazing
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Comment #39837462
Excellent job. Would be amazing if this became an open source hardware project.
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Comment #39365019
The problemare the walled gardens. I believe if people could own their hardware, as in install the OS and bootloader they want, all of this wouldn't matter. Just make this and comm…
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Comment #39022981
As with general relativity, those rules are not only yet to be disproven, but also evidences seem to make them everyday more solid.
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Comment #38995106
I second this
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Comment #37993165
I have a Redmi note 7 with a 351 single core score and I am perfectly happy with it. Just replaced the original firmware with lineageos.
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Comment #37564554
Pablo González detained in Poland without accusation? Julian Assange? Snowden?
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Comment #37405630
The worst limitations, which are missing documentation for good repairability or alternative drivers programming, general hardware unrepairability and firmware/OS replacement aren'…
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Comment #37400225
Just wanted to say the interface is beautiful.
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Comment #37262901
It should be safe to assume they are pumping money to other companies, such as SMIC and, more recently, Moore Threads. Although they are years behind and, for example, MTT S80 is a…
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Comment #37261936
What about the CHIPS act and its $52 billion in subsidies and tax benefits? Is Intel just another arm of US government now? And EU will do the same. I believe it's understandable t…