rasz

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by rasz 4d ago
Liability. Those auctions dont sell "cars", they sell _item X as is_. Forklift workers are certified and operation is insured for forklifting.
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by rasz 5d ago
Its W123. Build like a tank, things that break are easy to repair by hand in the driveway.
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by rasz 5d ago
Fedora is legally owned by Red Hat, Red Hat is owned by IBM, IBM loves patents and will always have most pro patent view possible.
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by rasz 6d ago
>simply didn't go to settings page and turn off the thing companies famously always honor those settings! https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/sep/14/google-lo... https://techhq
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by rasz 6d ago
I would suspect that since they leverage VA-API (and NVDEC/NVENC thu shim) all patent stuff is pushed on to hardware vendors?
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by rasz 7d ago
Linux Vivaldi builds use libffmpeg.so from chromium-ffmpeg, which includes decoders for most codecs used on the web (no h265/mpeg2 tho), and VA-API which will handle all hardware accelerated codecs on particular platform. This looks si
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by rasz 8d ago
Someone was posting recently how it cost him tens of dollars of LLM Agent time to reverse engineer Linux Davinci and add codec he wanted back in.
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The Vacuum Tube That Almost Beat the Transistor – TubeTimeUS [video](youtube.com)
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by rasz 10d ago
> creating Breakout and Jobs in turn brought Woz to do the actual work and scammed his best friend out of full payment >Home Computer Crash of 1983 "North American video game console crash of 1983" to be exact, nobody else o
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by rasz 10d ago
>80MB WTF happened? I have some old versions. 1.9 from 2024 1.8MB 1.3 from 2016 480KB Did they start bunding web browser with debloat scripts?
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by rasz 11d ago
C128 was pretty much a scam. The computer itself was a trash can of disjointed parts put together from failed projects leftovers, and then Commodore decided to market it as an upgraded C64.
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by rasz 11d ago
Good UI makes it easier to be selective. social media owners dont want you to be selective, they are selling you to advertisers and influencers after all.
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by rasz 16d ago
>Millennium no textures, alpha blending, transparency, bilinear filtering >Mystique ... transparency lookup table no alpha blending, transparency, bilinear filtering. "Transparency Lookup Table" was a corpo speak code for co
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by rasz 16d ago
>OpenGL first real Matrox OpenGL driver shipped with G400 in 2000
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by rasz 16d ago
>super-solid drivers maybe because they had limited support for many features? >Millennium no textures, alpha blending, transparency, bilinear filtering >G400 slow but ok, but its predecessor G200 only got OpenGL driver 2 years lat
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by rasz 17d ago
Romance chatbots say what?
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by rasz 17d ago
Pointless and harmful to flash storage. SSD sector numbers are virtual anyway. Its like defragging emails in your inbox.
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by rasz 19d ago
>loud internal combustion engines and emotional appeal. VW ran the numbers and realized they cant compete with Chinese $100K 2000HP EVs accelerating in 2.5 second and beating any supercar.
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by rasz 19d ago
Just battery alone is worth it for scrappers.
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by rasz 19d ago
>asking the model to demonstrate the value it created through benchmarks, workload-generators, and e2e tests. LLMs are fantastic at faking those
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by rasz 20d ago
>Making up plausible function names and branch labels was pretty quick for LLMs. there was official source code release for 6502 port, why not match names from that one?
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by rasz 20d ago
its a decomp, it wasnt your code to begin with
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by rasz 20d ago
What was the point of the fundraiser? As far as I understood it at the time those were funds needed for lawyers to sue Bambu Labs. Are they backpedaling? This reads like 'we will use the funds to talk about it a lot' :|
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by rasz 22d ago
Why wouldnt they? no senior Post Office executives or Fujitsu employees have gone to prison after Horizon IT scandal.
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by rasz 23d ago
ORB coolers were AMD die killers because you twisted them to latch.
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by rasz 23d ago
>THERMTRIP And this wasnt the only mechanism. Before THERMTRIP# triggers there is also diode based temp sensor embedded in later CPUs (THERMDP, THERMDN) Mobo designer can use to trigger either STPCLK# directly Pentium® III Processor Acti
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by rasz 24d ago
Dont forget the fun when screwdriver slipped and gouged delicate CPU data lines near the socket.
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by rasz 25d ago
We tried that, doesnt work out in general computers running more than one task. DSPs do that, Atari Jaguar, Sony PS2 and PS3 did, all the GPUs manually manage cache. More than one task and you start a fight over resources, have to manage hi
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by rasz 26d ago
>concessions its like those people never learn
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by rasz 26d ago
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