bestham

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by bestham 17d ago
I really oppose the notion that “European legislation … disproportionately impacts American tech companies”. US tech has a profound impact on the lives of everyday Europeans while the US has almost no checks and balances in place for the te
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by bestham 20d ago
From where I’m sitting in Europe, Tesla feels like the disposable car. Gatekeeping repairs and parts and more quality defects needing post shipment corrections than other brands. To take a concept and refine it to reach mass production is s
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by bestham 21d ago
I had a friend whose Athlon Thunderbird was crushed under the heatsink, but everything seemed worked apart from playing MPEG clips under Windows. I guess that some part of the acceleration for full monitor video or MPEG decoding used a comp
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by bestham 21d ago
We do not know that prices are coming back down. Perhaps they will just sit while inflation slowly makes them seem normal.
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by bestham 23d ago
I’m very impressed with how easy Omarchy is to get going for someone who knows enough about Linux and computers to take over the rudder and steer the ship to wherever they are going. Proprietary tools like 1Password and Spotify are in place
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by bestham 27d ago
I also have the same problems with reimbursements, but I think that is because my brain has already given me the dopamine of getting the money back, simply because it is my money to claim. The tiny problem that I won't get the money un
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by bestham 29d ago
And Walmart has it in stock in Anchorage. So a moot point.
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by bestham 29d ago
It incentivises clickbait. The creators that we are talking about provide value in long form videos. If all you need to get paid is a five second view (lower bars to payment) the market will adapt and “automated solutions” will take a chunk
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by bestham 1mo ago
Innovation is only linear in hindsight . Pure speculation on my part but once CF made some leaps in a particular area this enabled them to gather more data and shift direction to reach their over all goals by stifling the causes and the inn
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by bestham 1mo ago
Because it cannot be safely virtualised?
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by bestham 1mo ago
This is true. But you can also run gigabit ethernet over a single pair (1000BASE-T1) often called SPE. The transceivers are more expansive than normal four pair gigabit and the official cable requirement is Cat6A but even if the headroom is
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by bestham 1mo ago
Are you saying that the temperature of the water when it hit the ground beans that matter or the fact that the water was brought up to a boil or 100°C?
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by bestham 1mo ago
No, CVEs are on average still actively being exploited for far longer than 5 years. The oldest CVEs on CISA’s KEV (Known Exploited Vulnerabilities) catalog are from early to mid 2000s.
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by bestham 2mo ago
The asymmetry between the drones and the F16 neutralising them quickly makes this financially unsustainable.
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by bestham 2mo ago
In the Nordic’s heap pumps are very common, approximately 48, 52 and 63 % of households in Sweden, Finland and Norway have heat pumps installed. [1] [1] : https://ehpa.org/news-and-resources/press-releases/heat-pum
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by bestham 2mo ago
I believe that Notebookcheck is natively written in German and translated.
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by bestham 3mo ago
The wheel in an Enyaq before the facelift is the same haptic one-button shitshow. They have some buttons that act like shortcuts below the infotainment. But it the screen is still essentialistisk for managing crucial functions.
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by bestham 3mo ago
> DAB was implemented using the old MPEG2 audio codec. No, it was MPEG 1 layer 2 often at 192 kbps. Later they switched to HE-AAC with DAB+.
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by bestham 4mo ago
If they can override sudo, they can override which.
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by bestham 4mo ago
The proper terminology is Level of Assurance (LoA) for an eID as opposed to “secure” or “highly secure”. eIDAS (EU Regulation No 910/2014) derives the LoA definition from ISO/IEC 29115:2013 LoA 2,3,4 to LoA “Low”, “Substantial” an
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by bestham 4mo ago
It sounds like we are inventing the DSSD D5 again? But why would one use volatile DDR5 if the bandwidth constraints it? Better to rely on cheaper nonvolatile flash.
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by bestham 4mo ago
That is just a side effect of Russia attacking Ukraine.
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by bestham 4mo ago
Good then that there is very little need for emissions control in EV. No barrier for giving the owner of the vehicle more access to its innards.
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by bestham 4mo ago
I think you are mistaking hatred toward the Kremlin for hatred toward the Russian people.
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by bestham 4mo ago
Congratulations, you’ve encountered someone with passion. It lives in people all over the world, but Japanese craft has a particular gift for making it visible in every detail, every material, and every decision pushed to its absolute perfe
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by bestham 5mo ago
I can 2nd this. As a parent of a level II autistic son and then 6 years later a now 1 year old girl that does not appear to have any autistic traits. We delayed having the 2nd child by years because the first was so draining. They are night
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by bestham 5mo ago
Oh yes. Samsung 9100 Pro does 14800/13400 MiB/s over PCIe 5x4.
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by bestham 5mo ago
They sold it to you, with a limit.
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by bestham 6mo ago
Chuck was also a guest at The Amphour in 2015 (four years before his passing in 2019). It is a really good listen. https://theamphour.com/241-an-interview-with-chuck-peddle-ch...
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by bestham 6mo ago
Yes, we should rename the kernel to cernel or qernel to avoid confusion. Snark aside I do not think that the letter k is too overloaded. There is room for KDE and the kernel.

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