bzzzt

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by bzzzt 9d ago
Yes, but support in devices and cables is very limited.
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by bzzzt 13d ago
Have you seen the backlash in gaming circles about game studios that use AI? Lots of gamers will avoid your game like the plague if there's even a hint of AI generated 'artwork' in it. There are lots of open source games or g
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by bzzzt 16d ago
That's Accelerated/X right. I had a Matrox Millennium card in my PC when I discovered Linux and remember trying that. Made a lot of difference.
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by bzzzt 21d ago
Strangely enough I often use Google Maps on my iPhone because I'm looking for businesses that have no presence on Apple Maps. I don't see the opportunity for companies to present themselves in Apple's app as a net negative fo
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by bzzzt 24d ago
There are still landlines in use (although they mostly use VOIP instead of analog phone lines). All cheap cordless phones I know run DECT. It's more than enough speed for speech and more stable than wifi. The AVM Fritz product line of
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by bzzzt 1mo ago
> like "Photos" obviously needs to be able to see my photos... Maybe you'd like to use a competitor to the Photos app and don't want to use the one Apple provides?
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by bzzzt 1mo ago
Only with some serious downgrading of the assets. I remember playing SCI games on an 8MHz XT class PC and everything ran dog slow. Some SCI games had optional animations that didn't play on a slow machine.
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by bzzzt 1mo ago
Some of those games are remarkably fun and addictive though. It's difficult to take an arbitrary spec and say that's 'good enough'. For some it's too much, others still want more. Depends on the kind of games you wa
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by bzzzt 1mo ago
Atari 2600 titles are between 1 and 4Kb and have 128 bytes of RAM. Still enough for some quality entertainment back in its time.
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by bzzzt 1mo ago
And it's not even an Oracle product. If you want that from them you need WebLogic. To be fair, recent versions of JBoss/Wildfly removed a lot of the bloat and boot within seconds. Startup time is mostly due to application framewor
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by bzzzt 1mo ago
There's no Switch 2 version, it's supported through Switch 1 compatibility. The Switch port has gyro aiming though.
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by bzzzt 1mo ago
Why not just load an emulator then?
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by bzzzt 1mo ago
It's a Spectrum-like keyboard on an emulator running on a Raspberry Pi like CPU. Nothing like the original imo.
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by bzzzt 1mo ago
Their exposure could be net positive. If other companies fail they will still be around to pick up their customers.
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by bzzzt 1mo ago
The EU battery replacement laws do not apply to waterproof devices.
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by bzzzt 1mo ago
> well if bubble pops, everyone will die EXCEPT google Also, possible Apple since they haven't gone into deep debt to finance 'AI buildout'.
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by bzzzt 2mo ago
Depends on the car. Mine uses a different computer for that. If the infotainment system goes down it doesn't affect the gauge cluster screen.
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by bzzzt 2mo ago
Agree about the Silicon and Synapse name, they never should have changed it into Blizzard ;)
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by bzzzt 2mo ago
It’s obsolete anyway. If the board is analysing video for safety purposes it’s a core part of the car.
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by bzzzt 2mo ago
It's a moat. If you're afraid of losing market share you want your competitors to be busy finding out ways of passing these kind of rules you already figured out how to implement. That's why quality doesn't matter, only
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by bzzzt 2mo ago
If you mean the 'screw in jawbone' style implants, those are generally made of titanium.
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by bzzzt 2mo ago
Sure. Standards like EDIFACT make XML seem like a big improvement.
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by bzzzt 2mo ago
Absolutely recommended! For more up to date content, a second edition was published in 2022.
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by bzzzt 3mo ago
It's the biggest model in the Yamaha monitor series and if you care about bass that much you probably also want a subwoofer ;)
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by bzzzt 3mo ago
Oh, I care about audio quality a lot more than most people, but not into 'magic cable' territory. There's no reason you can't gather statistics about a representative part of the population. It doesn't make sense to
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by bzzzt 3mo ago
Yeah, considering the amount of sh*tposting about Wayland lacking features why don't they actually vibecode those?
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by bzzzt 3mo ago
>Generally all of these "debates" come down to people who think math > circuitry. All real designs are imperfect trade-offs. They all have issues, and arguing as if converters are perfect when they never are, and the imperfe
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by bzzzt 3mo ago
Those things have huge drivers and are probably too big for a lot of rooms. Unless you (and your neighbors) absolutely want to have that thumping sound and you go out of your way to kill unwanted bass reflection you're probably better
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by bzzzt 3mo ago
Those laptops don't need to go to any landfill. They are much too precious to not recycle the metals and other materials and will be taken care of if you return them to the manufacturer. (by law, at least in the EU)
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by bzzzt 3mo ago
UEFI or its predecessor ACPI are complicated and support a long list of legacy stuff that has absolutely no value to Apple at all so why should they do the development? It's like asking Tesla for a fuel tank so it would be easier to in

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