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carrylex@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Framework proved repairable laptops can work, but almost nobody is willing to buy oneEnglish
32·4 days agois that Apple silicon is just too good
- Pay TSMC a shit ton of money to be first in line
- Make your mouse chargeable from the underside and make the laptop so small that the fans will never be able to remove the heat for more than 5 minutes
- Price your product 3x what it’s worth
- People buy it anyway because they claim that they were chosen by Steve Jobs as messiah
- Repat every 5 years
- Profit
Why do 50 states, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico and some unincorporated islands play against a country.
That sounds very unfair…
carrylex@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•"'I don’t like that he made this donation' — Mullvad CEO reacts to co-founder’s donation to controversial Swedish populist party"English
191·12 days agoWikipedia - is as always - doing a great job at gathering info and they wrote down what the party’s policies are.
IMHO what they propose makes no sense:
- (Massively) cut taxes
- Reimmigration
- Reduce the normal work week by 25%
How is that economy supposed to work? Where do you get the money from to finance this? Who should offset the missing work?
A $500k donation can bankroll your party for some time but certainly not an entire country…
carrylex@lemmy.worldto
Games@lemmy.world•PlayStation sales just had its worst May in 25 years, and Xbox's was the worst ever—Meanwhile, the Nintendo Switch 2 just became the second-fastest-selling console in US history; and other insightsEnglish
4·14 days agoAnything comparable in terms of technology that is non-portable usually outperforms their portable counterpart by a lot.
That’s also true for a Switch which consumes up to 20W (while docked and not running on battery), whilst a PS5/XBOX uses up to 350W.
There is absolutely 0 chance that the Switch has better performance unless it’s technology is somehow 18 times more advanced, which is impossible in the span of only 5 years.
And if someone says But it has similar performance… Yeah maybe for 5-10 minutes until it overheats or the battery is empty (that’s also the reason why “Gaming” notebooks will always suck) or because the game running there was better optimized for it.
Congratulations you now have some free bugs on-board
carrylex@lemmy.worldto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Vaultwarden while allowing family emergency accessEnglish
1·14 days agoThat’s a problem of the underlying syncing software or https://keepass.info/help/v2/sync.html
you dont put raw uranium into a fission reactor
Yes that’s why Germany built enrichment facilities years ago: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urananreicherungsanlage_Gronau
US can not be considered as a reliable partner any more. Canada of course, but why rely on a dependancy?
- Germany had no active nuclear power plants for 3 years now.
- I think companies pretty much don’t care where they get their ore from as long as that country is not on a sanction list.
Okay are the “power plants that leaked thousands of tons of irradiated water into the environment” on this map? Because I see none there.
- Importing uranium is not technology
- As explained in https://lemmy.world/comment/24476026 most of the imports in the last years were from Canada / the US.
That is a map of reactors in europe. What has that to do with your claim?
In fact: a vast part of German nuclear technology derives from Russia
In what reality do you live? Did you forget that all nuclear plants (ignore the single one in East Germany that was immediately shut down after reunification) were built in West Germany?
Yeah they definetly stole all that
RussianSoviet technology from the exploded reactor that lacked a freaking containment back in the 80s…
all power plants along the rhine river leaked thousands of tobs of irradiated water into the environment, same goes for those at the neckar. those are the ones i know for a fact.
Do you actually have proof/a source for that?
carrylex@lemmy.worldto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Vaultwarden while allowing family emergency accessEnglish
3·16 days agoCool, cool. Keepass(XC) has exactly the same features.
carrylex@lemmy.worldto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL israel government is using small quadcopters equipped with guns to shot at people including childrenEnglish
27·16 days ago- After reading the report: To me this sounds not really credible. Stabilising and aiming a quadcopter outside is difficult and doing that with a weapon a dozen meters away pointing at a child is even harder. And why just target children with it? The group of persons that will likely get you into very bad publicity? The whole report is also based on 5 alleged cases (in one case the kid was run over by a car?). There is also no image of a CT scan, photographic evidence of a quadcopter with a gun or other evidence anywhere in the report. I think that it’s more likely these have been “normal” deaths and a quadcopter was only present in the area.
- The only posts of you to this community are about Gaza. Looks like a violation of rule #5 to me. Maybe posts such stuff inside the corresponding communities but not here.
carrylex@lemmy.worldto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Vaultwarden while allowing family emergency accessEnglish
41·16 days agoKISS: Just use something that works using files like KeePass and sync it via WebDAV, OneDrive, Floppy disks or whatever.
I’m not sure why anyone - to this day - keeps using these hosted/remote password manager crapware in the first place.
carrylex@lemmy.worldto
PC Master Race@lemmy.world•Users cry foul after AMD stripped memory crypto from its consumer CPUsEnglish
101·27 days agoOkay what CPU would you like to buy then?
Intel? I can highly recommend their built in backdoors and self destructing CPUs
carrylex@lemmy.worldto
PC Master Race@lemmy.world•Users cry foul after AMD stripped memory crypto from its consumer CPUsEnglish
294·27 days agoSmells like click/rage-bait.
At first: A single user complained.
Second: What is Transparent Secure Memory Encryption?
Defense against physical attacks (e.g. stealing memory data through PCIe interface).
Protection against cold boot attacks (extracting unencrypted sensitive information from memory).
What’s the use case here for a normal user? Somebody must physically try to read your RAM while you sit next to your PC and if this is the case your entire on-site security is already completely compromised.
Also encrypting RAM the entire time - even though you totally don’t need it - will likely cause a performance impact.
And to top it all off that feature was NEVER official supported in AMD consumer CPUs.
Can someone explain how this is supposed to be AMDs fault?
carrylex@lemmy.worldto
PC Master Race@lemmy.world•AMD reaches almost 45% CPU share in the latest Steam Hardware Survey for Windows gaming PCs — Ryzen is steadily gaining ground against Intel's legacy dominationEnglish
11·1 month ago45% of CPUs on Windows are AMD != 45% of CPUs IN GAMING PCs on Windows are AMD
Most of the detected CPUs in the survey are likely Intel Notebooks.
CPU sales data in Germany at the start of the year indicated that 80-90% of sold CPUs were AMD.





Context: As @ickplant@lemmy.world started to spread the good word about our lord and savior “the lamp” I thought that I should join in…