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I need a second opinion on this, the article sounds a bit click-baity to me.

If L3 really is 4 cycles slower, how much does it _actually_ affect performance? Specially given that L3 can now be made much larger.

Why not download from main OS and verify from uefi like everyone else does?

This is probably one area where software projects and wars differ:

When things go bad in a war, you can always throw more bodies on it to turn it around.

Wellcome to the lonely world of Firefox users.

The sad thing is that Firefox desktop and Firefox android are identical. This breaking is probably due to someone trying to be fancy on mobile.

Maybe that's why CCP took the company from him? Not enough totalitarian work conditions?

What is surprising to me is that they compare A53 to A52s and not A52.

This is because of old contracts and agreements, including patent agreements for LTE modem etc

I disagree.

Binary compatibility is bare minimum for any cpu project. Riscv as the new kid on town, and after basically promising a CPU revolution, needs to achieve far more than that.

ARM is currently moving towards a standard and open boot system, and making previously optional things mandatory.

"Great Resignation" = after some soul searching during the lockdown, I realized I want to the other things with my life.

There are still people on the fence, so this will continue 1-2 more years.

> People are frequently asking us to create more mainstream devices such as an inkjet printer or a microwave

All other days in the year, Xiaomi (and to some lesser extent Nokia) is ahead of you in this department.

vscode lets you turn off analytics in the settings (IMO it should be off by default, untill a crash is detected).

Isn't that enough?

Started 2018 IIRC

> but you made it yours by tweaking it to your liking.

Serious question: why do you assume that?

My "tweaking" of a new Ubuntu machine is normally limited to changing the background. I am busy getting work done and don't really want or need to tweak things.

Short answer: because they understand that with the current mess, they could very well be next.

Excluding Poland, Hungary and Bulgaria, I don't think for the rest it has _that_ much to do with Ukrainias being European and Christians.

How old is this idea?

At a conference years ago, someone proposed the idea of using this as the _only_ security mechanism in really tiny embedded systems. The implementation was 100-200 bytes in total.

Friendly reminder that if you install virtualbox with guest services at work, Oracle lawyers will eventually demand a huge sum from your company.

Question: what happens if you use a third party dialer (e.g. Samsung)?

When did "walled garden" become a taboo word?

It is not an impossibility, we simply don't know. Just flagging comments _you_ find tiresome is not good for the discussion.

> Why did Germany put itself into this strange Russian dependency is also very strange.

Because they wanted to go green but also have a really, _really_ bad case of NIMBY.

Also: Germany and US are in talks to lift the sanctions on Iran.

Is this an official Steam recommendation?

BTW, it hurts me to see GP being flagged. Please discuss your arguments instead of flagging comments you don't agree with.

Looks interesting, although I am not sure if it is worth the trouble for hobbyist who can buy similar SOCs in much more friendly packages.

A commenter compalined about his "negative and accusatory language". Where does he see that?

Yeah, but once we had the proof we realized that the conspiracy theorists around the world wouldn't recognize a real conspiracy it it hit them on the head.

Why do you think the UFO and Area-51 conspiracy theories peaked around that time? Because it was always about keeping your head in the sand, while believing you are enlightened.

> Medical facilities and workers have been repeatedly hit by Russian forces since their invasion of Ukraine

I believe this is fully intentional, similar behaviour was observed in Syria.

Right now this is an at extreme level because the Russian army needs Ukraine to forfit ASAP or the generals are going to end up in Gulag any day now.

> You also described docker.

Can docker do secure multiuser?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6O0q3rSWr8A

> leak of voting-system BIOS passwords

Why would this be needed for analysing the software? This sound more like encouraging others to hack them.

> Knisley had an IT employee shut off the surveillance cameras in the election offices.

Actually, this sound like they first tried to tamper with the machines themselves

> Peters introduced them to a man she called Gerald Wood. ... But the real Gerald Wood apparently wasn't there.

Or bring in some unknown hacker to do it?

>But Wood testified ... that he never received a YubiKey that was assigned to him, ...

Sounds like this was much more than leaking proprietary information. They actually planned to hack these machines and blame it on Wood if detected.

Most pipewire users here seem to be arch users with access to bleeding edge releases.

But how does PW work for, say, Debian/Ubuntu users?

Yeah, but in practice I never managed to get that work consistently.

goodson _was_ mips, I assume they made it official mips at some point.

so the question is basically the opposite: why riscv when MIPS already existed and was being used by third parties?

Counterpoint 1: Sweden delayed locking down nursing homes and then implemented it really poorly. A huge percentage of COVID deaths were due to a nurse getting sick, coming to work anyway and basically killing half of the residents. Without lockdowns your 95 old grandmother would probably have been dead by now.

Counterpoint 2: did you take care of her and talked to her everyday, or maybe taken her home? Otherwise at 95 she could end up like this with and without lockdowns.

I find it funny that you bring numbers into this (at her age she had only 3.4 years to live but only 11% chance if dying of COVID). You cannot mix emotional and cold like that in the same post...