Of course if China manages to spin major fab capacity of bleeding edge nodes off of this in the next few years they’ll have no use for US chips.
Couple that with the fabs being built in the US currently and Taiwan is losing a lot of strategic leverage…
I manage 40 and we had 2 issues that got resolved by uninstalling a different update.
Uninstalling it inexplicably nuked that machine’s print drivers and I had to reinstall those lol
XBOXY MC BOXFACE was already taken?
Yeah the guy is a very well-known not heroin importer and distributor
Great, now.i have to get a VPN to appear in Germany so that I can use the Firefox VPN
I assume that’s the same way people felt like in 1980, when IBM released the world’s first >1GB hard drive.
It was as big as a fridge and cost $100k in today’s money to buy, for a whopping 2.5GB of storage.
My astrophotography projects are several GB each, my phone can shoot 4k RAW video that eats up 6GB a minute and it’s all hobby-level.
I wouldn’t mind if those 44TB drives became more affordable in a few years, I’m already saving up for a 24TB NAS.
I’ve been happily sitting on my R5 2600x for so many years now lol. My MB is an MSI B450 Pro Carbon and it can easily handle a 5950x or 5800x3D or whatever.
Add another 2x8 gb ddr4 for 32GB total and I’ll be seeing some insane performance relative to what I’m already happy with, which will last me another 5 years easily unless the mobo dies.
It’s really insane how well designed AM4 is.
Ah, AM4.
At 10 years old, it’s still the platform that keeps on giving.
I believe he meant “people use their browser like they use an appliance” as in they don’t know any details about it, just open it and use it as is.
There’s a github project called PhotoGIMP that makes the GIMP UI feel a lot like photoshop, aimed at transitioning users.
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I didn’t need to either, but I could so I did. Better safe than 800k in debt
I had a bit of heartburn from too much Christmas turkey and went to see 3 different doctors, got prescribed some medication and spent the night at the hospital.
The money in this picture wouldn’t cover that in the US, I paid like 20 euros for the pills and that’s it.
I bought 16gb of ddr4 for 110eu back in 2018. Welcome back to the DDR wars, with NAND soon to follow.
I showed this to my gf and said “hah look baby, IP on the bus”
She said “ew, that’s disgusting why would you do that?”
Open windows and shrink your boot partition by whatever you want Linux to take. Leave the space unallocated and delete any secondary partitions you may have already created in the first failed installation.
Then, start the Linux installation again and see if that works.
If you have a second drive that’s a much better choice because windows will regularly fuck up the Linux part of the bootloader and good luck fixing it.
Go log into windows, backup the second drive files somewhere else and format it, then install Linux there.
I just hop into my uefi menu on boot and select the windows disk to load whenever required instead of a dual boot bootloader because I know windows will not damage it
Let me guess, are we holding it wrong again?
Which is why the proverbial canary is coughing a little, but is still alive.
TSMC announced their new gigafab in Arizona is being sped up with a 100 billion dollar investment to produce and later package the latest 2nm and A16 nodes. Taiwan is always a step ahead because it makes economic sense for it to be. If that stops being the case, then the US will take the lead and China will “Hong Kong” their way into Taiwan.
Unless China starts implementing the “We don’t care” stance due to the ongoing trade war, which, judging by this Nvidia move, they’re clearly moving towards.
China cares because they have an economic incentive to care. Once that’s gone they’ll switch their tune quite drastically I would assume and due to the nature of their government structure, quite rapidly, too.
A colleague barely managed to charge back 1500€ in time after falling for such a scam not two weeks ago.
Booking has not kept up with its own popularity.