FirmwareBurner

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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
Nvidia is incredibly strict with the laptop and board partners on the design and marketing of the final product.
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
All the decafs I tried did not taste as good as the OG.
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
> all advertising is fake nowadays, so it is hard to compete while being honest. Can't blame them. Not just advertising but most things that are done online, like dating or job applications. You might be the only job candidate wit
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
That Macbook Air is 1200 Euros where I live which is way above the price of the most sold Windows laptops according to the public sales data of big retailers here, which seem top hover around the 700-800 Euro pricing. So no, it isn't c
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>I genuinely don't believe this to be true for AMD. I bought a 6600xt on Release Day That was 2021 though when AMD was still a relative underdog trying to claw market share from Nvidia from consumers. AMD of today has adjusted the
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>The EU was funding fab lines, several levels back up the chain IIRC? Yeah but much larger(16-12nm) and much less profitable nodes than what Taiwan, the US or even Japan and China have now. > I'm just saying the idea you can&
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>I want my AI to do dishes and laundry You mean a washing machine and a dish washer?
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>No reason? Was it Covid, or the Ukraine war? Covid virus didn't make you poor, it was the government's response to it of shutting down large parts of the economy(and not others) plus printing endless money and dumping it on
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>Where are the huge open floor plans with an army of developers wearing noise-cancelling headphones? 30 years in the future, when everyone and their dog learned to code and the market got flooded with programmers. If you look at SW fro
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
A Linux system is a way better idea than a Mac if making your kids tech savvy is the goal.
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
IIRC the Cell architecture was OK-ish for a CPU architecture, just that the PS3 was too gimped on RAM(256MB) for game devs to use to its full potential. The trojan Blu-ray Player actually worked in its favor. The big issue with the Cell arc
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>But those steak cuts would be subject to the same standards as a cheap chicken meat in the cheap store. Speaking also as an European, not they would not. There's a pretty big difference in the quality of the meant across the boar
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>I'd love for real conversation about, say, keeping Servo, Web Assembly, the fallacy of "privacy preserving ads" What is a "real" conversation? And what do those conversations help with here? Do you think Mozil
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>If you spent time in an actual grocery store, you'd find that your comment isn't true. Also as "an European" whatever that means, I only spent a couple of months in the US as a tourist, and had no issues finding he
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>...yes, you should! Why? They're actively hostile to me as a user and nor catering to my needs and desires. >Google does much worse things and is effectively a monopolist Monopolies are the government's job to tackle so
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
"Nooooo, you need to use FF no matter how much it pisses you off, since we can't let Google be a monopoly (even though it already is and it's the government's job to crack down monopolies)"
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
Clearly they aren't doing any/good work, if they allow popups to cover content. It's literally their job to prevent stuff like this. Mozilla needs to bring in the Bobs from Office Space: "What is it you say you do here?&
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>But you are comparing that to someone who literally suggests violent action against people of his own country. What's worse? Suggesting violence against someone, or actions of corruption that loose taxpayers shit tones of money,
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
I asked you to point out her achievements and you just glazed her further on the basis that "you can't possibly fail upwards to a high level leadership position" when a lot of people in recently history have, and in her posit
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
*) 2 year is the warranty for consumers in the EU. 1 year only for business/enterprise customers
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>Orban gerrymandered his way to infinite rule Pretty sure he's not immortal. > gives the same money to his cronies or to himself So like every politician ever? I don't think the ones in my country are any better than Orb
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>I am so tired of these "they are all bad anyway" stances. What evidence do you have they are not all bad? I can't think of too many major high level EU leaders that people would consider to be a net positive. >Hung
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
You're missing the point. You still had to exists in a "papers please" society. What if you've never been sick?
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
I keep hearing how everyone keeps saying "Hungry evil" but can anyone explain me what exactly has Hungary done to harm mutually beneficial EU efforts? Other than Orban being corrupt and unpopular because the same applies to most p
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>It's a super sexist comment. Is it? To answer this, just reverse the genders in the statement and see if it's still sexist. "It's very masculine and obviously doesn't work that well"
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
That doesn't explain why UK prices are lower than EU. In fact it should be the opposite as the EU is a bigger economic region than UK. Either the EU is doing something wrong or the UK is doing something right or both.
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>we don't want to give up privacy for whatever "security" some, completely uninformed, want to promise You'd be surprised how easily people give up their rights for the made up security promises, without putting up
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
Why is France full of millions of immigrants?
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by FirmwareBurner 11mo ago
>The US is far more welcoming to immigrants than any of those places. So the country that brought you "No dogs, no blacks, no Irish" and has the strictest work visa process in the world, then kicks you out the moment you loos

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