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This is out of the question for any normal user and is also not reliable at all. When you install a Jailbreak you are by default giving up on a plethora of apps which do proper checks and they won't work at all even if you try to bypass them (banking especially).

Older iOS versions have other problems as well. Safari is not an app that you can update, it's part of the OS. A lot of websites will simply stop working for you if your version is too old.

Did you add support for SSH Tunnel for data source connections (e.g. mysql)?

Newsroom post is just better, I don't understand the need for this.

Are you going to verify that the alternative article is accurate and doesn't interpret the official information in a bad way (I mean in general--not saying that about this announcement)?

The first number being changed doesn't mean anything in particular, it's just like another release.

Check the release post for 5.0: https://lkml.org/lkml/2019/3/3/236

This can be disabled, although who knows if it's just hidden for you.

Most things offer a docker image, so maybe learn how to work with those.

Those are on military bases.

Intel already has a fab which makes it's own chips. They can print, their problem is the design process on smaller nodes.

You need this library in order for the connection to work. Then it will show up as a LAN connection.

Some of them are present in Europe. eMag is probably the biggest e-tailer in eastern europe.

Yeah well, more money in marketing than anything else.

I didn't hear that. This was mostly done because for the higher TDP parts (105W) the box cooler was not enough cooling.

They also save a couple of bucks by doing this.

It's 2.5 slots and shorter than the 3090.

https://twitter.com/Radeon/status/1321590889396002816/photo/...

In the slides it was still marked as 7nm without the +.

I've been running a 3900x under Linux since release (got it 14.07) without any issues. Support was great day one, but of course you needed a new kernel, not something that was running on your 2010 web server.

Zen 2 based APUs are coming out really soon. Up to 8c/16t, 65W.

They are looking at HEDT parts, they have more pcie lanes, more memory support etc. This isn't about your average joe's `gaming-workstation`.

This was basically requested by the EU so we don't run into anymore trouble by crashing the interwebs.

You need to also take into account that datacenters won't change hardware every cycle release, so Epyc needs more time to gain market share.

If you're doubting the value and performance, you must be blind.

Look at your compositor, I've fixed this in KDE by enabling Full Screen Repaints under vsync options.

I agree, it's awesome. Their customer support is also good.

At the same time you're comparing a HEDT CPU with a regular one so wait for Thread Ripper and check again.

They might've slashed prices and they are kind of similar, but they target 2 different categories.

That's what he said.

Try the Reader Mode in your browser. Don't know if Chrome has it, but it's there in Safari and Firefox.

Multi-display support is a big factor.

Maybe look into a Clevo machine. For example, the Clevo P775 has 2xM2 2x2.5" slots, similar connectors (missing sim card) and supports up to 64GB of RAM (4 slots). There are other options as well.