alpha64

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   by alpha64 3y ago

   You explicitly mention the MNT Reform and the Librem 5, which use this chip. I agree that you never say that any given device can't work around this, but that is what I understood from the way this was presented. I was vaguely famili
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   by alpha64 3y ago

   Shouldn't you have mentioned this in your article? The way the article is written makes it sound like the MNT Reform is flawed in a way this clarifies it is not.
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   by alpha64 3y ago

   Isn't this why the MNT Reform, and possibly others, use a DSI to eDP converter - specifically to avoid having to play this game?
4. 4.▲
   by alpha64 4y ago

   Should append [2015] to the submission title. This is practically ancient news due to the rate of changes in the Linux kernel in this domain.
5. 5.▲
   by alpha64 4y ago

   They already know people who are trying to access signal without a proxy, so I don't think this would make a significant difference. Also note that from the Signal Blog post above: ---- The Signal client establishes a normal TLS conne
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   by alpha64 5y ago

   You sorted by single core performance, then compared multi core performance. Sort by multi core performance, and you will see that the i9-11900K is nowhere near the top spot. For example, the Ryzen 9 5950X has single/multi core scores
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   by alpha64 6y ago

   The 3950X is also an AM4 part (non-threadripper).