Comment on: GNOME 40 Features Overview In Fedora 34 Beta -- What Has Changed?
Reminder to completely abstain from GNOME or you're a fag.
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03 Apr 2021 14:17
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Comment on: Sweden Democrats Seek to Limit IT Giants' Influence, Ensure Freedom of Expression
Perhaps we've treated Sweden too harshly...
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02 Feb 2021 22:17
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Comment on: Raspberry Pi Enters Microcontroller Game With $4 Pico
So it's like an Arduino?
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22 Jan 2021 23:33
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Comment on: AT&T took $283 million but didn’t deploy required broadband, Mississippi says | Ars Technica
Basic money laundering 101.
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03 Oct 2020 13:08
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Comment on: Xbox Series X 1TB expandable hard drive price confirmed to be $219
That's for a regular spinning rust drive, not an NVMe drive. The new drives are expensive, yes, but not by a big margin.
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30 Sep 2020 13:21
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Comment on: ryzen 9 5900x hits 5ghz!! And Is a Gaming Beast!
we don't even have the ryzen 9 4900x, are you sure about the 5900x clocks?
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28 Sep 2020 20:08
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Comment on: GitHub replacing "Master" with "Main" from next month - Craffic
the codesmith has spoken
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21 Sep 2020 19:23
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Comment on: NVIDIA Quadro RTX (Ampere) To Feature The Full Fat GA102 GPU With Over 10,000 Cores
Quadros aren't meant for playing your vidya at 4k and 144fps. They're designed for incredibly heavy work and new upcoming tech like deep learning and AI (not sure if they'll really be worth it but Nvidia is pushing them).
If Quadros weren't profitable for NVidia, then they wouldn't exist.
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14 Sep 2020 18:12
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Comment on: AMD Ryzen 4000 "Vermeer" processors based on Zen3 might feature 10-core SKUs - VideoCardz.com
Didn't R9s already have 16 cores?
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09 Sep 2020 09:30
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