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If others can reproduce their work than that would be not only beneficial to mankind but reduce a huge finiancial burden of the healthcare industry.Once again its lets see if others can reproduce the work
i personally wouldn't mind shoving even more battery in the area where the speaker is or adding more heat sink especially on the higher end ones
epic needs to put more money into their software not exclusives
If you dont want to use amazon https://www.pcpartpicker.com has a good section to search and compare hard drive sizes/pricing
Gamers Nexus did a video earlier this year comparing the 7950x at different eco modes and they found that putting the 7950x at a 105 watt eco made drop the performance around 5% but shaved almost 100 watts off of power. heres the link to the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6aKQ-eBFk0
I know why these companies do it and im lucky electricity isnt too expensive in my area but i rather shave 100 + watts of heat being dumped into my room (especially in the summer months)
https://www.bufferbloat.net/projects/codel/wiki/
https://www.bufferbloat.net/projects/codel/wiki/CakeTechnica...
i would not for the life of me trust google with a 1st attempt at any hardware implementation. especially with one that will be pretty expensive
to be honest if they really want to increase the size of the battery a bit they could make the phones just a little thicker. i hate the whole camera notch sticking out thing so how about we just make the phones a little thicker and remove the camera notch entirely
Both Trane and York have prototype models that meet this requirement and should be on sale in less than 2 years
Here is an article discussing it https://electrek.co/2022/12/26/us-companies-are-producing-he...
I can get an Asus ax-86u for $250 with a quad core (but only 1GB of memory-an advantage for the omnia i admit) and flash Asus-merlin and save $130. Or i can go to aliexpress and pick up a SBC with a celeron and 4 intel 2.5 gb nics, purchase my own RAM/wifi card, and install open-wrt myself and still save about $100.
If you have any interest in running an open-wrt router you are most likely more than able to build one for yourself and save quite a bit of money
ok, name me 1 medical procedure or medication that has no chance of side effects in all people.
For instance with regards to medical procedure a colonoscopy is a pretty routine procedure. However if you've ever had one then will make you sign a form that you accept the possible risks and one of those is that there is a small chance that something tears and you bleed out. the pros of getting one far outweigh the cons however
I find the all or nothing argument quite moronic in just about everything i can think of.