One of Breitbart's most senior editor just tweeted #WAR, suggesting the publication isn't happy about Bannon's firing, and there's rather a lot of speculation on Twitter that it's about to do a 180 and oppose Trump.
now that I've been watching him for a while I can appreciate how masterfully he manipulates the media and public. If you love or hate the man, put aside your bias for a bit and you'll start[??] to see it too
I said google news, not "google". Google is another issue. Figure out what's horrible about Google for yourself. I well help you with google news: it sucks, the format is crap, the concept is crap, the news search is crap, it gets worse with each revision... what the fuck. What are they thinking.
Viable alternative to google/news, which is teh suck and getting worse.
Oh, some googley googler had mod points today, and hanging on Slashdot instead of working, mercy me. Look... the rot that is eating Google out from the outside... you are part of it.
Don't you get it yet? Google is all about the hypocrisy. Example: Google wants everybody to use its cloud to support modern, efficient remote working. Yet remote working is largely banned at Google. Example: google tells you that privacy is dead, get over it but if you dox Eric Schmidt you will be sued to the ends of the earth. Example: Google says "don't be evil" then does the opposite.
Don't be stupid. Just finally admit that KDE is a far superior desktop to Gnome, and go with it. Or become irrelevant. (Switched most of my machines to Debian testing already, I've had enough of Ubuntu quirks and wildly inappropriate side excursions.)
I'm not encoding videos all day on a general purpose machine if that's my job. I'm going to ask for workstation to do that. Of course the company is going to spend more on my desktop than for the receptionist who doesn't need 8-16 cores.
OK, well I'm glad your receptionist is ok with that, but anybody who tries to foist off a budget piece of crap on me as a "general purpose" machine can sit on my nether thumb.
Wrong. It's not automatic unless is it programmed to be automatic. There is no technical obstacle to doing this in Vulkan, it's just a detail that some engine vendors may not yet have covered because four core processors are so common as of today. You can bet that variable thread count will be standard in all major engines in the near future.
The 1920 looks like an attractive all-round chip with reasonable thermal profile. It's ready for the next generation of thread-heavy Vulkan (and M$'s Vulkan clone) games and it's also good for heavy lifting, if you want that. I do.
Actually there is still more work and research being done. And the problem can be triggered under many scenarios involving various loads.
Usually, once a reliable way to reproduce the problem is known, identification and correction follow shortly after. Since it is easy to reproduce the problem via gcc, I presume that the cause is already known and fixed in the next stepping. The current silence would cover the period where work is being doing on a microcode-level patch for already-shipped parts, SOP for any processor vendor.
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the move was delayed after the racial unrest in Charlottesville, Va.
Now, why would that matter?
Because it would weaken Trump's KKK/Nazi endorsement.
Not sure who is left actually liking this prez still.
KKK and Nazis.
...Trump is the biggest mistake America has ever made.
Bigger than allowing slavery? Bigger than Vietnam? Bigger than leaded gasoline?
Bigger than Mcdonalds? No, but getting there.
One of Breitbart's most senior editor just tweeted #WAR, suggesting the publication isn't happy about Bannon's firing, and there's rather a lot of speculation on Twitter that it's about to do a 180 and oppose Trump.
Rats/ship?
I wish I could enjoy watching the dawning realisation that everything that comes out of the man's mouth is horse shit, but I can't.
Sure you can..
The CNBC article says both that Bannon resigned and that Trump fired him.
Makes sense to me. Hung, drawn and quartered was the in thing in days of yore.
now that I've been watching him for a while I can appreciate how masterfully he manipulates the media and public. If you love or hate the man, put aside your bias for a bit and you'll start[??] to see it too
I can see it, and he needs to go to jail.
it seems he's specifically trolling the left to provoke a disproportionate response.
He's trolling the right and the left, and it's working. The [dis??]proportionate response will be impeachment, or in the best case, handcuffs.
there's only so much discipline and order General Kelly can impose because the biggest problem in that regard is actually Trump being Trump.
You mean, Trump being dick.
Is there anybody who doesn't use Linux?
What's so horrible about google?
I said google news, not "google". Google is another issue. Figure out what's horrible about Google for yourself. I well help you with google news: it sucks, the format is crap, the concept is crap, the news search is crap, it gets worse with each revision... what the fuck. What are they thinking.
... how?
Viable alternative to google/news, which is teh suck and getting worse.
Oh, some googley googler had mod points today, and hanging on Slashdot instead of working, mercy me. Look... the rot that is eating Google out from the outside... you are part of it.
... how?
Viable alternative to google/news, which is teh suck and getting worse.
That's the opposite of a polite society.
You are the opposite of a gentleman.
The only thing funnier than the idiotic comments being circulated by the alt-right ideologies is how vacuous the posters are. Total fail masters.
Largely a basket of Putin shitposters.
You deserve to be banned for the crime of false equivalency.
Maybe we're already closer [to 1984] than we thought
Actually, Idiocracy is an infinitely better analogy.
Just try to find anything about name registration here. I dare you.
I thought Google was all about the diversity.
Don't you get it yet? Google is all about the hypocrisy. Example: Google wants everybody to use its cloud to support modern, efficient remote working. Yet remote working is largely banned at Google. Example: google tells you that privacy is dead, get over it but if you dox Eric Schmidt you will be sued to the ends of the earth. Example: Google says "don't be evil" then does the opposite.
Don't be stupid. Just finally admit that KDE is a far superior desktop to Gnome, and go with it. Or become irrelevant. (Switched most of my machines to Debian testing already, I've had enough of Ubuntu quirks and wildly inappropriate side excursions.)
I'm not encoding videos all day on a general purpose machine if that's my job. I'm going to ask for workstation to do that. Of course the company is going to spend more on my desktop than for the receptionist who doesn't need 8-16 cores.
OK, well I'm glad your receptionist is ok with that, but anybody who tries to foist off a budget piece of crap on me as a "general purpose" machine can sit on my nether thumb.
If it is priced way above the 1800 (which I think it will be), it's not worth it for all purpose chip. It's more like workstation lite at that point.
What is not general purpose about a workstation-lite?
No, it's not automatic.
Wrong. It's not automatic unless is it programmed to be automatic. There is no technical obstacle to doing this in Vulkan, it's just a detail that some engine vendors may not yet have covered because four core processors are so common as of today. You can bet that variable thread count will be standard in all major engines in the near future.
The 1920 looks like an attractive all-round chip with reasonable thermal profile. It's ready for the next generation of thread-heavy Vulkan (and M$'s Vulkan clone) games and it's also good for heavy lifting, if you want that. I do.
Actually there is still more work and research being done. And the problem can be triggered under many scenarios involving various loads.
Usually, once a reliable way to reproduce the problem is known, identification and correction follow shortly after. Since it is easy to reproduce the problem via gcc, I presume that the cause is already known and fixed in the next stepping. The current silence would cover the period where work is being doing on a microcode-level patch for already-shipped parts, SOP for any processor vendor.