The Huawei P20 Pro scores the highest of any phone on dxomark... 40MP sensor, but averaged 2x2 with averaging to take great night shots for an apparent 10MP output. Apparently the 2x2 binning of smaller sites produces superior results to larger sites without the averaging.
I would guess this 48MP phone sensor would be the same deal... 2x2 averaged for 12MP output.
Which really just aids the point of almond/coconut/soy milk manufacturers... "Cream is a dairy product composed of the higher-butterfat layer skimmed from the top of milk before homogenization." It's also an adjective: creamy. And it's also used as a generic name for anything that resembles itself: hand cream, face cream, cream of wheat.
It seems perfectly analogous to milk, which is also a dairy product that's an adjective (milky) and used as a generic name for anything that resembles itself.
Are they going to fight that one next? How about butter... buttery, peanut butter, almond butter, shea butter, body butter? They fighting that one too? Sam
Fun fact: the platypus does produce milk and has mammary glands. But it has no teats. The milk is secreted from the skin and accumulates in grooves/folds in the stomach where the babies can lap it up.
Alaska, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada (Nevada law only addresses support of children and not support of parents. NRS Chapter 125B), New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia.
I never bother with NVMe or even laptop M.2 slots when upgrading peoples' machines, I just throw a 2.5" SSD SATA drive in and everyone is always like "wow, it's so much faster."
Even on my big number-crunching machine (which for some reason the stupid proprietary software we use refuses to just use all the RAM, leaves half of it free, and does a shit-ton of small reads-writes to buffer files whose location is NOT CONFIGURABLE. Thanks.)... I tested moving from a SATA SSD drive to a PCI SSD and it didn't really make much performance difference in actual usage.
The move from 100 iops to 100000? Amazing. Going from 100000 to 400000? Meh. Sam
I had trouble with my slot-A Athlon 750 back in the day.
I bought the cheapest, trash motherboard with the even more trash Via KX133 chipset on it. The KT133/KT266 went on to be a pretty much legendary value, but that KX133 was basically beta-quality. Should have spent the extra $20 on the AMD-750 chipset instead, but you live, you learn.
My next one was a socket A with a KT133A, ran like a top with a heavily overvolted/overclocked Duron, haven't had any trouble since (Athlon XP, Athlon64).
Got my eye on a Ryzen 2400G for my next machine. Well, for home.
"Furthermore, the scope of fair use is broadened when a copyrighted work has been previously published. It is undisputed in the record that Brammer previously published the photograph on several websites as early as 2012, and at least one of these publications did not include any indication that it was copyrighted. This prior publication and Violent Hues’ use of the photo for its factual content favors a finding of fair use."
Slashdot Mirror
https://www.dxomark.com/huawei...
Not necessarily, but it can be.
The Huawei P20 Pro scores the highest of any phone on dxomark... 40MP sensor, but averaged 2x2 with averaging to take great night shots for an apparent 10MP output. Apparently the 2x2 binning of smaller sites produces superior results to larger sites without the averaging.
I would guess this 48MP phone sensor would be the same deal... 2x2 averaged for 12MP output.
Sam
Cheaper than A jet? No.
Cheaper than a fleet of jets? Maybe. We'll see.
Let's face it, DC never knows where they're going with any of their characters (except batman, then it's always "darker").
Sad but true...
https://meme.xyz/meme/30418/ma...
Confirmed. In the years since I signed up, I've never gotten a single spam text from Google.
Pretty much.
If you can't compete, prevent.
I would just like to point out that milk from vegans is still milk and an animal product!
Which really just aids the point of almond/coconut/soy milk manufacturers...
"Cream is a dairy product composed of the higher-butterfat layer skimmed from the top of milk before homogenization."
It's also an adjective: creamy.
And it's also used as a generic name for anything that resembles itself: hand cream, face cream, cream of wheat.
It seems perfectly analogous to milk, which is also a dairy product that's an adjective (milky) and used as a generic name for anything that resembles itself.
Are they going to fight that one next? How about butter... buttery, peanut butter, almond butter, shea butter, body butter? They fighting that one too?
Sam
"I think calling all white liquids that can be swallowed as milk, problematic"
I'll just leave this right here.
https://www.merriam-webster.co...
I mean, right there it says:
2 : a liquid resembling milk in appearance: such as
a : the latex of a plant
b : the contents of an unripe kernel of grain
Fun fact: the platypus does produce milk and has mammary glands. But it has no teats. The milk is secreted from the skin and accumulates in grooves/folds in the stomach where the babies can lap it up.
Keep it weird, platypus.
Someone's head is really going to explode when they find out about milk of magnesia.
Why, it's even not organic!
Buy an unlocked, non-carrier Samsung some time.
It's still loaded with unremovable bloatware. Mostly Samsung duplicates of all the Google apps.
Ugh.
Since Samsung + Apple switched to a taller aspect ratio, there's been a screen-inches inflation if you actually look at the area.
This is the hardest whooooooosh I've seen in a long time.
Salt water is a whole other level of environmental hazard for... just about anything utility-related that's exposed to it.
Alaska, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada (Nevada law only addresses support of children and not support of parents. NRS Chapter 125B), New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia.
Truth.
I never bother with NVMe or even laptop M.2 slots when upgrading peoples' machines, I just throw a 2.5" SSD SATA drive in and everyone is always like "wow, it's so much faster."
Even on my big number-crunching machine (which for some reason the stupid proprietary software we use refuses to just use all the RAM, leaves half of it free, and does a shit-ton of small reads-writes to buffer files whose location is NOT CONFIGURABLE. Thanks.)... I tested moving from a SATA SSD drive to a PCI SSD and it didn't really make much performance difference in actual usage.
The move from 100 iops to 100000? Amazing. Going from 100000 to 400000? Meh.
Sam
Dell's whole Latitude series supports NVMe M.2 cards. Even the cheapest 3490 (starting at $450).
However, you need to buy a 5xxx series to get 4x and not a 2x slot.
My AMD k6 was great!
I had trouble with my slot-A Athlon 750 back in the day.
I bought the cheapest, trash motherboard with the even more trash Via KX133 chipset on it. The KT133/KT266 went on to be a pretty much legendary value, but that KX133 was basically beta-quality. Should have spent the extra $20 on the AMD-750 chipset instead, but you live, you learn.
My next one was a socket A with a KT133A, ran like a top with a heavily overvolted/overclocked Duron, haven't had any trouble since (Athlon XP, Athlon64).
Got my eye on a Ryzen 2400G for my next machine. Well, for home.
For work, I'm looking at dual 24 core Epycs...
A lot of my colleagues swore when they were anywhere by IE 6 as well.
Naw, please don't do this, Firefox.
Leave these features in extensions, where they belong:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-...
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-...
He should make it a Tesla subsidiary...
Tesla Sucks LTD or whatever.
Reading the comments on Slashdot, there would be a lot of people ready to invest in Tesla Sucks.
It is fun.
Try it :)
This also seems like a pretty strong factor:
"Furthermore, the scope of fair use is broadened when a copyrighted work has been previously published. It is undisputed in the record that Brammer previously published the photograph on several websites as early as 2012, and at least one of these publications did not include any indication that it was copyrighted. This prior publication and Violent Hues’ use of the photo for its factual content favors a finding of fair use."
Watch out! Internet tough guy alert!