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ychompinator

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    No desktop CPU I’ve ever used has remained stable at 100 degrees. My 14900k crashes almost immediately at that temp. 3 hours at 100 degrees is obscene.

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    Stream console output to pc, use AI to detect enemies, manipulate mouse and keyboard input to aimbot, even consoles aren’t safe

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    It’s a 6 watt processor that still scores well in benchmarks, very well picked.

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    A great and terrible book, Gibson repeatedly throwing you in to mountains of not yet explained language and concepts before dragging you out of confusion a chapter later is frustra…

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    My thoughts exactly.

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    There is no scanning by Apple taking place, they are not reaching in to your phone, your phone is checking whether the binary data of your photos matches the data in a database of …

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    A nice over-complication of a simple problem. The developers took shortcuts to meet deadlines, there is now debt in the code. You can make it as complicated as you like but the ter…

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    So if a program causes a crash it’s state will be saved and upon next boot it will cause a crash. What could go wrong? Perhaps state is better left at the data level rather than in…

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    A 700W 80+ power supply will generally be more efficient pushing 450W than a 500W PSU because the wattage output is in the mid-range where peak efficiency generally occurs.

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    Coal use is still increasing globally.