Do you earn more than 40/hr?
Is that hour better spent doing other things?
If YES, then yes, you value your time enough to compensate somebody else less than your own value to do you work for you.
Joke aside, AMD hasn't resembled Intel since the P2 days.
P4 and Athlon were worlds apart.
Haswell and AMD 8-core are vastly different even though they end up at the same multi-thread goal post.
Zen is going to be some weird x86 AMD hybrid with HSA.
Intel isn't even rolling HSA out any time this decade.
Yeah laptops have some extreme thermal constraints that desktops simply have never had to deal with.
Your average desktop chip is cooled by 8oz of alum and a loud, high speed fan (when PWM scales it up).
Your average laptop has a postage stamp worth of heatsink fins at 2-4oz for weight budget, a heat pipe or two, and an anemic fan that can't move much air, and the air it IS moving is through a channel the size of a mouses ear.
I fall under that age group and call it "practicality".
I also don't give one *flying fuck* about the profit margins of a massive corporation that has shady business practices, so if i can rip them off while they rip me off, much the better.
Correct.
I had 200 out of 200 (for the math nerds, that's 100% of a large sample size) Dell Latitude D820's fail due to nVidia GPU.
Never overclocked, barely ever used for gaming. The GPU was pretty useless to us but they came with them so *shrug*.
You can poll the tracker and get your own stats.
The trackers won't lie, or, at least, would be HIGHLY improbable to do so, since that would be complicated convoluted code to spot music and movie keywords and keep up with that over time.
One thing your S95 can do that a smartphone can *never* do due to physics, is DOF/bokeh. And even then it's weak vs 1" or 4/3rd sensor compacts. RX100 ftw.
CPU performance has pretty much plateaued since nahelem/sandy bridge, with core 2 not being that far behind that.
All the gains from die shrinks are currently being thrown into the GPU half.
The difference between an Intel 3000 GPU on sandy bridge and haswell's 4400 is immense and that's just two generations and not counting Iris Pro.
And as a result of that, ebay is flooded with the scammiest, worst buyers of any service anywhere.
3 out of my last 4 sales there got charged back and there was jack all I could do about it.
Just because the shady back-alley freeware does it, does not in any way make a good excuse for a AAA software vendor to do so. It just bogs them down in the same mindshare as the rest of the scumware vendors, as a scumware vendor.
Not that I care about Adobe anymore. Their products have all been supplanted by superior alternatives at this point in time.
That last link looks like it'd be a sharp decent UI style for KDE, but my point was you can't expect a normal user to take stock-KDE and set *that* up from it to get something user-friendly.
Stock KDE is a joke in itself but I won't go there since people that *use* kde change the defaults, but it's still like...Driving a stick shift with a twig.
I've got the next gen iteration of your chip, an A4-5000 quad-core Atom-alike.
10 is blazingly fast on it with an SSD. To the point that only gamers and servers will need bigger cpu's like haswell/broadwell to do anything meaningful.
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Do you earn more than 40/hr? Is that hour better spent doing other things? If YES, then yes, you value your time enough to compensate somebody else less than your own value to do you work for you.
I bet you think companies should be free to dump toxic waste into rivers and lakes, and that emissions controls on cars is 'treading on you'. Idiot.
I wish those E3v3's were unlocked. I run my haswell i5 well above 4ghz and being locked would be slower than i've got, even with HT.
Joke aside, AMD hasn't resembled Intel since the P2 days. P4 and Athlon were worlds apart. Haswell and AMD 8-core are vastly different even though they end up at the same multi-thread goal post. Zen is going to be some weird x86 AMD hybrid with HSA. Intel isn't even rolling HSA out any time this decade.
Yeah my buddy used to bring home and show off things under NDA that would give competitors an edge too. He got fired.
Yeah laptops have some extreme thermal constraints that desktops simply have never had to deal with. Your average desktop chip is cooled by 8oz of alum and a loud, high speed fan (when PWM scales it up). Your average laptop has a postage stamp worth of heatsink fins at 2-4oz for weight budget, a heat pipe or two, and an anemic fan that can't move much air, and the air it IS moving is through a channel the size of a mouses ear.
I fall under that age group and call it "practicality". I also don't give one *flying fuck* about the profit margins of a massive corporation that has shady business practices, so if i can rip them off while they rip me off, much the better.
Correct. I had 200 out of 200 (for the math nerds, that's 100% of a large sample size) Dell Latitude D820's fail due to nVidia GPU. Never overclocked, barely ever used for gaming. The GPU was pretty useless to us but they came with them so *shrug*.
They don't need a MITM to run client-side regex against certain keywords.
You can poll the tracker and get your own stats. The trackers won't lie, or, at least, would be HIGHLY improbable to do so, since that would be complicated convoluted code to spot music and movie keywords and keep up with that over time.
Or, yo(remove)u kno(remove)w... Break their regex.
Hey now being pregnant will ramp your immune system into overdrive. Ipso facto alcohol can cure cancer.
One thing your S95 can do that a smartphone can *never* do due to physics, is DOF/bokeh. And even then it's weak vs 1" or 4/3rd sensor compacts. RX100 ftw.
CPU performance has pretty much plateaued since nahelem/sandy bridge, with core 2 not being that far behind that. All the gains from die shrinks are currently being thrown into the GPU half. The difference between an Intel 3000 GPU on sandy bridge and haswell's 4400 is immense and that's just two generations and not counting Iris Pro.
Fuck knows why, since he lived in california.
But if he's innocent, or framed, he just got rail-roaded for life.
Did the government ever try to censor POTS? What precedent is there they'd fail to apply that lack of censorship going forward?
Abusive spam does not trustworthy make.
And as a result of that, ebay is flooded with the scammiest, worst buyers of any service anywhere. 3 out of my last 4 sales there got charged back and there was jack all I could do about it.
Just because the shady back-alley freeware does it, does not in any way make a good excuse for a AAA software vendor to do so. It just bogs them down in the same mindshare as the rest of the scumware vendors, as a scumware vendor. Not that I care about Adobe anymore. Their products have all been supplanted by superior alternatives at this point in time.
Awesome. By the time Qubes hits a mainstream OS i'll be dead and buried..
I want to see it run Regin against sections of code in gnu/linux/systemd and see if the same NSA shills wrote any of it.
That last link looks like it'd be a sharp decent UI style for KDE, but my point was you can't expect a normal user to take stock-KDE and set *that* up from it to get something user-friendly. Stock KDE is a joke in itself but I won't go there since people that *use* kde change the defaults, but it's still like...Driving a stick shift with a twig.
Like KDE's user-unfriendliness. Seriously, teach the average joe how to configure KDE to emulate Windows 10. I fucking dare you.
I've got the next gen iteration of your chip, an A4-5000 quad-core Atom-alike. 10 is blazingly fast on it with an SSD. To the point that only gamers and servers will need bigger cpu's like haswell/broadwell to do anything meaningful.