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They talking specifically about GPUs.

Definitely the contrary in my experience

Portable as in a trailer, right? 1MW is around 1340 horsepower.

There's this on the bottom

>© 2021 SUSE. Rancher Desktop is an open source project of the SUSE Rancher Engineering group.

You can front it with Cloudflare's CDN for free.

How do you know someone uses Google? Well, virtually everyone does, so they probably do.

If you haven't doscovered it yet, theres is OpenRGB on Gitlab. It works with an increasing number of devices, and it also exposes an API for which there are a couple of SDKs, and it works well (tired python).

I guess they mean M.2, which makes everything more compact and cableless. It also supports SATA.

The 8 core still has 128 lanes and 8 channels of memory, though.

It is. It's just a skin.

DDG is so much better than Google for me.

An insane craving for sugary things. It happened to me with "sodas" which was the only high-sugar thing I was taking.

Most of it ends up in the pan and plate, though

Yeah. But, supposedly, in a free market, if there's demand for it (a payment processor that accepts porn), there would be supply. Someone would come up with a company devoted to just that.

Did the font break on my device, or is everything just in bold? I cannot read it like that.

It was the developers that made those games, not "the company".

Wrong, you can install whatever OS you want, the developers even said so. You have a lot of freedom.

37€ for 1000/300 in Spain, one VoIP phone number included.

I think they mean Knowyourmeme

Wow. It loads almost instantly and doesn't slow down on my phone (LG G7). Must be something else?

>You can buy a simple office keyboard for $25, but there is a market for custom mechanical keyboards 10x as expensive.

Or 100x even

I guess because RTS games are soft-realtime systems and need precise control of everything. RTS multiplayer logic is some of the most complex I've ever seen, these games are basically distributed computing frameworks.

Rufus is so good. If you have your ISO downloaded and your media plugged in, it takes 6 clicks and 10 seconds to start writing to the bootable device. So easy and simple, and it works with everything.

Hello, chip eater :)

What's getting corrupted is Firefox's own SQLite DB.

Tape is also incredibly slow and difficult to scale. Also, the equipment needed to operate a cluster of tape archivers costs a lot, while they are using their own designs dor servers, with coXmmodity hardware in them.

You can read on their blog. They use custom software with Reed-Solomon* erasure coding, similar to RAID but distributed between different disks, servers and racks. Their EC library is on Github (Java). The most enjoyable posts are the ones describing how they built their pods and architecture.

Holy shit, that's atrocious!

Tariffs and such. Intel will always be more protected by the government, just because they are from the USA and very valuable.

Only for $2.5k, though.