This person appears to be using shrinkflation math: The difference between 30 and 50 is 20, 20 is 66% of 30. When you see a bottle on the counter in the store that says 20% more that’s how they’re getting their number. It’s the percentage of the smaller bottle.
The x86 instruction set is made by Intel who are going off the rails. AMD is just one of the last surviving licensees of that set. It’s entirely possible that AMD haven’t decided yet if they are going to continue x86 or pivot to something else and as such have cut back on R&D.
I think you may be overestimating the power of an E-450.
This is already the case at companies like Valve and Netflix. They “don’t hire junior devs”…
I applied for a job at Valve a couple of years ago and was told that my over decade of development experience didn’t make me senior enough.
I hate this shit. Nobody gave a shit about GiB until companies just had to enshitify hard drives. When I was a kid 1GB was 1024 MB end of discussion, nobody was counting anything in base 10.
Rufus is cool. If you want to customize the install more, including slipstreaming drivers and updates, there is also NTLite. Back in the day we used it to add the Intel hard drive drivers to XP installers to downgrade Vista machines.
That’s probably going to depend on your age. Mint didn’t exist when I was using Caldera.
Tesla did that as well about 10 years ago. They opted to not do it anymore if I recall correctly because they couldn’t control how the batteries were being maintained or what age of battery you would get.
The Canadarm2 will never not be fascinating. It has both ends at both ends so it can “crawl” to different attachment points around the station.
Perhaps your wife needs something like this?
I highly doubt that it was completely autonomous. That’s a big risk to take on a false positive police identification and internal shredding. Honestly, I think this person is just trying to point out that being able to remotely control a motorized object to go to a different place is a capability that’s been around for like 100 years.
Yup, that’s why I’m still looking.
I’ll stop looking for alternatives when it becomes a one click AI on button instead.
Shoutout to Ninite!
I mean… you can probably use the computer to order a pizza right?
There was a brief period of time (roughly 2006-2015ish) when the best Windows machine was a Mac and that will never not be funny to me. I think it was PC Magazine that ranked the MacBook Pro specifically as the best machine for Vista sometime around 2008.
I have been trying to figure that out too and I can’t find anything anywhere. I think I will just keep calling it GIMP.
Source? I’ve never seen anybody who balked at the name after seeing what Adobe charges.
When I first started my career I briefly worked IT at a hospital before getting into development, It always struck me how I was able to just walk out with machines. I’ve wondered if I could just put on a polo shirt walk into a random office and start walking out with their computers if anybody would stop me.