That's good to hear. Looks like you have a nice sweet spot. Very nice.
The paradox of choice in action. Sometimes a limited possibility is better as you can only choose and benefit from a limited amount, but with unlimited choices opportunity losses that can stack indefinitely.
Dusk OS and Collapse OS, with every global event their reasoning for existing seems much more plausible.
I could not imagine the pain being being the head of a Libre/Open project nowadays. It used to suck when there was almost nobody contributing because it felt isolated. Worse was if your project did become popular, you…
Probably, I see a lot of RISC-V chips coming out of China and they are fine for what they are. Progress is pretty good nowadays but they have a while to go. As for the software, this is why I mentioned Lisuan and not…
Pretty much. It is an uphill battle for them in terms of mind share. It doesn't help that their top end chips are still a few years behind most new x86 chips on general work loads, and they are WAY behind on more…
Full electron stack for a calendar?
I just want the widgets back, I loved them on Vista/7 and OSX. As for outlook, I will stick with old outlook until the very last day.
Oh no, that is an awful IT horror story.
This has been my system for a while now. The funny side is that, I have yet to have a drive failure so the amount of local backups is getting silly. The other thing I did was I ended up collecting HDD's out of old DVR's…
This is going to be the good side of the RAM supply crunch, it is forcing developers to be a bit more mindful of how all this stuff gets used. We could be about to have a Windows Vista to Win 7 moment. Under the hood…
It is probably like a lot of patents, some very specific details on design and the technology of interconnects between layers. Chips have been multiple layers since the beginning practically but it was also laid out in…
I get were you are coming from but this all feels like it needs more context to make a better judgement. You can argue from technicalities but they would need to prove intent.
Interesting. LogicFolding is something that seems so obvious in retrospect and yet somebody has to be the first to do it. I did find it neat that it ends up actually reducing overall heat despite the multiple layer…
It feels like so much software was just anticipating storage to keep getting cheaper and processors to keep increasing in performance forever. Now that we have hit a significant road block on that path, we are seeing…
Apple is going down the same path as Microsoft only at a slower pace and a decade behind. I fear they will turn OSX into something like Win 11 but with slightly better design in the next decade. I also realized that I…
I am surprised at how many I have funded and have made it across the finish line. But similar to the mineserver, I lost $65 on this thing as it went quiet in 2020. It seemed like they were moving forwards but a few dud…
Very true. But also, I have seen loads of youtubers that create a variety of things and then suddenly the algorithm rewards them with a video or two getting loads more views and they get fixated on that subject/stlye.…
Mentioning a church in this context, we know what had to be done. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cathedral_and_the_Bazaar
GNU Hurd shall rise!
The funny side of suit fitting. Zumbach The Tailor - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0iSR1H02E0
My counter argument will be argued by Alan Watts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kd68ijKxW0
Brilliant project and very well done. That aside, it is just astounding that even a moderate laptop just plows through this as thought it is nothing. I remember doing orbital calculations on a 486DX with about 30…
Considering the low end will be the Xbox Series S, that puts it not too far out from the Switch 2. However, the CPU would be way behind the and storage on Switch is somewhat limited. I don't think people would want…
Yep, cannot learn the lesson if you don't survive it.
That's good to hear. Looks like you have a nice sweet spot. Very nice.
The paradox of choice in action. Sometimes a limited possibility is better as you can only choose and benefit from a limited amount, but with unlimited choices opportunity losses that can stack indefinitely.
Dusk OS and Collapse OS, with every global event their reasoning for existing seems much more plausible.
I could not imagine the pain being being the head of a Libre/Open project nowadays. It used to suck when there was almost nobody contributing because it felt isolated. Worse was if your project did become popular, you…
Probably, I see a lot of RISC-V chips coming out of China and they are fine for what they are. Progress is pretty good nowadays but they have a while to go. As for the software, this is why I mentioned Lisuan and not…
Pretty much. It is an uphill battle for them in terms of mind share. It doesn't help that their top end chips are still a few years behind most new x86 chips on general work loads, and they are WAY behind on more…
Full electron stack for a calendar?
I just want the widgets back, I loved them on Vista/7 and OSX. As for outlook, I will stick with old outlook until the very last day.
Oh no, that is an awful IT horror story.
This has been my system for a while now. The funny side is that, I have yet to have a drive failure so the amount of local backups is getting silly. The other thing I did was I ended up collecting HDD's out of old DVR's…
This is going to be the good side of the RAM supply crunch, it is forcing developers to be a bit more mindful of how all this stuff gets used. We could be about to have a Windows Vista to Win 7 moment. Under the hood…
It is probably like a lot of patents, some very specific details on design and the technology of interconnects between layers. Chips have been multiple layers since the beginning practically but it was also laid out in…
I get were you are coming from but this all feels like it needs more context to make a better judgement. You can argue from technicalities but they would need to prove intent.
Interesting. LogicFolding is something that seems so obvious in retrospect and yet somebody has to be the first to do it. I did find it neat that it ends up actually reducing overall heat despite the multiple layer…
It feels like so much software was just anticipating storage to keep getting cheaper and processors to keep increasing in performance forever. Now that we have hit a significant road block on that path, we are seeing…
Apple is going down the same path as Microsoft only at a slower pace and a decade behind. I fear they will turn OSX into something like Win 11 but with slightly better design in the next decade. I also realized that I…
I am surprised at how many I have funded and have made it across the finish line. But similar to the mineserver, I lost $65 on this thing as it went quiet in 2020. It seemed like they were moving forwards but a few dud…
Very true. But also, I have seen loads of youtubers that create a variety of things and then suddenly the algorithm rewards them with a video or two getting loads more views and they get fixated on that subject/stlye.…
Mentioning a church in this context, we know what had to be done. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cathedral_and_the_Bazaar
GNU Hurd shall rise!
The funny side of suit fitting. Zumbach The Tailor - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0iSR1H02E0
My counter argument will be argued by Alan Watts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kd68ijKxW0
Brilliant project and very well done. That aside, it is just astounding that even a moderate laptop just plows through this as thought it is nothing. I remember doing orbital calculations on a 486DX with about 30…
Considering the low end will be the Xbox Series S, that puts it not too far out from the Switch 2. However, the CPU would be way behind the and storage on Switch is somewhat limited. I don't think people would want…
Yep, cannot learn the lesson if you don't survive it.