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Also it's a complex adapter, since it has to be a PCI-e host. Generally SATA->x (USB, SD card, etc) adapters can be done with much simpler app-specific microcontrollers with IP blocks sprinkled in.

I think they just junked their network switch silicon. Again.

Yup, Deja destroyed itself - their interface and IIRC search got much worse before the end.

Who here didn't see this leak coming?

Replika's a good example of how a subscription model can go really wrong.

From the article this is a separate contract for COTS trucks, along with some gas ones from Stellantis.

Note that South San Francisco is actually in a different county.

Remember when it was Verizon that was the super-restrictive carrier?

They nerfed the heck out of board memory in the 3000 series (3080 20GB was even made in limited quantity... going to miners in China :( ) so color me a bit skeptical.

Difference is that Twitter threw Vine away...

A 1/10 ratio sounds like a sensible explore/exploit ratio to me.

For $1500 I wouldn't want any ads.

Intel all but rebadged dual-core i3's as i5's and i7's in mobile for years.

And the 3060ti has less memory (8 vs 12GB) - for many non-gaming uses (i.e. deep learning/ML) that makes it much less useful.

They might've had Windows Media stuff to license before the iPod, but the Zune came later. (and the right parody phrase didn't exist then... "Welcome to the social... distancing.")

Or a used ARM Chromebook. An Asus C100P in good nick is still quite nice IMO, aside from the lack of updates.

It depends on the caps though - early surface mount ones can be terrible.

Webkit and Blink trace their roots back to KDE 2.0, afterall.

The web was a bit simpler back then, but still...

Reminds me of a now-old Doctor Who story (Paradise Towers) where the girl k^Hgangs used "unalive" the same way (although usually they were murder victims)

They finally started moving forward in the 11th gen, where they backported the core originally meant to 10nm to 14nm. 12th gen had a nice IPC boost, pity they didn't keep AVX512 enabled IMO.

I read the beginning as "the commercial threat to Cloudflare from continuing to host Kiwifarms."

That said, they should've done it a while ago.

I forget where I saw it, but with a 200B parameter model generated text actually makes sense.

Fittingly, the article behind the link is paywalled.

SD Blu Rays would knock that down to "possible but impractical" - they could easily hold about 25 episodes per disk.

Whirlpool's top loaders are nothing like the ones made 20 years ago. They've gone to fully electronic controls, and switched from direct drive to a belt drive (which means they can't really do an agitation cycle either)

... and some can be totally reflashed with mainstream Linux:

https://liliputing.com/this-dirt-cheap-4g-lte-modem-on-a-usb...

It might have been intentional - Devo made their own Muzak-y versions (E-Z Listening Disk)

MOFFBUZW does sound like a logo Dall-E 2 would spit out.

So in the end we basically get the worst of both worlds. Sigh.

Not AFAIK, but Amazon's been selling Graviton 1 to Microtik.