"Sure sounds like an engineering oversight on Intel's part to me."
You are still assuming that the part does not meet the TDP specified, rather than Apple failing to load the correct V-F curves for that SKU via firmware.
"It was actually Intel's fault. They didn't change the TDP for the 6-core CPUs."
The i9 SKU was intentionally designed to have the same TDP as the 4-core i7 SKU.
Not changing the TDP isn't a mistake, it's the entire point. None of the MacRumors articles you link to support your implication that not changing the TDP was a fault.
"But it isn't *your* data they are sending. It is the state owned license plate number that isn't yours which they are sending, and the owner of that data has given everyone permission to use their data this way."
In that case there's no point in sending it to ICE since they are trying to locate illegal aliens, not cars.
Or are you saying that the location of a car CAN be connected to the location of a person? In which case the plates of cars of people who are not illegal aliens can also be used to track people who are not illegal aliens, since the camera does not know what data not to collect because it involves a person who is not an illegal alien.
At any given point in time, SSDs are more desirable than HDDs on many axes except capacity. Why would you expect the market clearing price to be lower?
One of the problems cited is "so many people tossed waste into the wrong bin", which implies systems where there is not single stream recycling. You propose no solution for this, since you didn't seem to notice that they're already doing this.
This can be solved by having the collector sort the recyclables, which means that not having single stream recycling offers no benefit.
"If you don't install extensions that manage tabs then don't worry about it."
It's reasonable to assume that extension that explicitly states that it will try to manage your tabs will try to manage your tabs. How do you know that an extension that is claiming that it isn't trying to manage tabs won't try to manage your tabs?
Now, a snarky response might be that it a user doesn't trust an extension then the user shouldn't be installing it, but that a) just pushes the problem up the stack to "How does a user determine whether an extension is trustworthy", b) needs to be repeated constantly as extensions update, and c) doesn't account for plain old bugs.
The new hotness is doing a new revision of older processes where manufacturing with fewer masks can be (relatively) cheap, and looser design rules make churning out a design faster.
Blackmail by the subordinate is not the only, or even the greatest, problem here. Allowing the reporting structure to remain between people in a relationship still leaves the manager in a position to condition employment on the continuance of the relationship.
This is in no way about interfering with private life. It's about prohibiting conflicts of interest and sexual harassment. Reporting structures can be moved to eliminate the conflict of interest so that peoples private lives are not impacted by the workplace.
I am continually amazed by people that think a sexual relationship with someone that could fire you is a meeting of equals.
"That he was replaced with a finance guy instead a techie doesn't bode well"
That he was replaced by the finance guy means that the CFO was the number 2 officer of the company and was on the spot to take over immediately, giving the board time to select a permanent replacement.
In every job I have held, even when I was a TA in grad school, there has been a hard rule that you cannot have a relationship with someone you have authority over. The conflicts of interest are massive on both sides and there is no way there cannot be sexual harassment in that situation.
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"Sure sounds like an engineering oversight on Intel's part to me."
You are still assuming that the part does not meet the TDP specified, rather than Apple failing to load the correct V-F curves for that SKU via firmware.
"In which universe does a 4 core part have the same TDP as an 8 core part, other things being equal?"
You do die level cherry picking to fit a small volume top bin, the same way you get i7 SKUs with the same core count and TDP but slower clocks.
The old 4 core i7-7920HQ has a core clock of 3.1 GHz and a TDP of 45W: https://ark.intel.com/products...
The new 6 core i9-8950HK has a core clock of 2.9GHz and a TDP of 45W: https://ark.intel.com/products...
"It was actually Intel's fault. They didn't change the TDP for the 6-core CPUs."
The i9 SKU was intentionally designed to have the same TDP as the 4-core i7 SKU.
Not changing the TDP isn't a mistake, it's the entire point. None of the MacRumors articles you link to support your implication that not changing the TDP was a fault.
-1, unable to distinguish the obvious from the true
"even if it were just a televised address to the nation"
And the next day he would have been impeached for attempting to manipulate the election.
Fuck tha positron! Detectin straight from the underground
In 2023, the Two-Minutes hate will be lengthened to 90 seconds.
"But it isn't *your* data they are sending.
It is the state owned license plate number that isn't yours which they are sending, and the owner of that data has given everyone permission to use their data this way."
In that case there's no point in sending it to ICE since they are trying to locate illegal aliens, not cars.
Or are you saying that the location of a car CAN be connected to the location of a person? In which case the plates of cars of people who are not illegal aliens can also be used to track people who are not illegal aliens, since the camera does not know what data not to collect because it involves a person who is not an illegal alien.
Clearly, abused spouses are criminals.
Or are you saying that the cameras magically don't record the plane number if a citizen is driving?
If you looked just at slashdot comments, building the largest phone would be an obvious winner
"This is an example of the no true Scotsman fallacy."
Why do you hate Adam Smith?
What management really wants is to have in an Office365
Much music in any day hasn't been worth owning.
At any given point in time, SSDs are more desirable than HDDs on many axes except capacity. Why would you expect the market clearing price to be lower?
"getting rid of single stream recycling"
One of the problems cited is "so many people tossed waste into the wrong bin", which implies systems where there is not single stream recycling. You propose no solution for this, since you didn't seem to notice that they're already doing this.
This can be solved by having the collector sort the recyclables, which means that not having single stream recycling offers no benefit.
"If you don't install extensions that manage tabs then don't worry about it."
It's reasonable to assume that extension that explicitly states that it will try to manage your tabs will try to manage your tabs. How do you know that an extension that is claiming that it isn't trying to manage tabs won't try to manage your tabs?
Now, a snarky response might be that it a user doesn't trust an extension then the user shouldn't be installing it, but that a) just pushes the problem up the stack to "How does a user determine whether an extension is trustworthy", b) needs to be repeated constantly as extensions update, and c) doesn't account for plain old bugs.
So what you're saying is that Android has the same problem.
The new hotness is doing a new revision of older processes where manufacturing with fewer masks can be (relatively) cheap, and looser design rules make churning out a design faster.
Blackmail by the subordinate is not the only, or even the greatest, problem here.
Allowing the reporting structure to remain between people in a relationship still leaves the manager in a position to condition employment on the continuance of the relationship.
This is in no way about interfering with private life. It's about prohibiting conflicts of interest and sexual harassment. Reporting structures can be moved to eliminate the conflict of interest so that peoples private lives are not impacted by the workplace.
I am continually amazed by people that think a sexual relationship with someone that could fire you is a meeting of equals.
It's never really about ethics in financial journalism.
"That he was replaced with a finance guy instead a techie doesn't bode well"
That he was replaced by the finance guy means that the CFO was the number 2 officer of the company and was on the spot to take over immediately, giving the board time to select a permanent replacement.
You think it's somehow a restraint of the capitalist impulse to allow management to extort sex from their employees over threat of dismissal?
In every job I have held, even when I was a TA in grad school, there has been a hard rule that you cannot have a relationship with someone you have authority over. The conflicts of interest are massive on both sides and there is no way there cannot be sexual harassment in that situation.
"can't be between two people where one has power over the other"
This is what is being reported about the relationship, which is why he was forced out.