Comment Re:Yes and no (Score 3, Funny) 20
The secondhand market is falling apart for machines that have been stripped of RAM and/or storage.
So Apple integrating the RAM into their M-processors was just forward thinking!
The secondhand market is falling apart for machines that have been stripped of RAM and/or storage.
So Apple integrating the RAM into their M-processors was just forward thinking!
The thing is if you ask a mechanic if stopping and starting your engine over and over is bad for your engine, or at least parts of it, the answer is obviously yes.
That's why I keep my car's engine running 24/7!
My actual car is a Prius with >130k miles on it. It's probably had a lot more start-stop cycles than these ICE-only vehicles, and yet the engine is running just fine. There are plenty of older-model Priuses out there with >250k miles still on their original engine. This is a solved engineering problem.
A USA spy for the Soviet Union gave the entire list of soviet spies to them. All of them were murdered or died in a gulag.
His name was Aldrich Ames. He recently died (in prison).
Nobody with the least bit of common sense would undertake anything that entails any kind of risk and assume that anyone involved in the current administration and management of the United States would be remotely capable of protecting their identity, let along doing the right thing.
What are you talking about? They're using Signal, what could possibly go wrong?
But also: should you or any of your team be caught or killed, the Secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions. This tape will self-destruct in five seconds.
Why make a Pi5 that is supposed to be 25% faster if youre just going to go back and improve older models?
Unlike a lot of electronics manufacturers, the RPi folks support their devices for a long time. They still manufacture and sell the Model 3B, which was introduced in 2016. The Model 4 came out in 2019, and they have committed to keeping it in production until at least 2034 [ref, page 4]. This change with the RAM is one way to help make that happen.
Like most electronics manufacturers, RPi has different models at different price points, with performance specs to match. The Model 5 has the best capabilities, but also the highest MSRP ($60-125). The older models are less performant, and have lower prices to match. The 3B+ was introduced at $35; eight years later it's still just $40.
Get an Orange Pi, for example. Designed by people with some actual understanding of hardware, not the clowns that designed the RP. Typically cheaper, more options, etc.
And BetaMax had superior video quality. And yet, people ended up at VHS because technical quality is not always the sole determining factor of who wins.
Also: do you think OrangePi is immune to the current RAM sourcing problems?
Not according to the CIA Factbook.
You mean the Factbook that was taken down last week?
Besides, the one-child-policy was in the 1960s. That hasn't been relevant for decades.
Whether by policy or by cultural inertia, boys are still favored in China over girls. Please refer to this population pyramid, showing a substantial male surplus in China for all ages under 55.
I wonder how the accelerators, gyros work up there? Not to mention GPS, and "Find my iPhone". You seriously might want a spaceship mode if the OS/apps can't handle the data from the sensors.
Apple ought to gift them all phones, and $10M to NASA as well, just to find out!
I heard Russia is out of missiles
My sarcasm detector is faulty, so I'm not sure if this was a genuine assertion or snark. In any event, I'm sure the people of Kiev and elsewhere in Ukraine can attest that Russia is most definitely not out of missiles.
It's the SQL dialect of all internal and cloud product databases in the company. They open sourced it to give BigQuery users the ability to run the parser by themselves for validations, etc. without using the engine. It's not going anywhere.
That part I get. My deeper question is: why does this dialect need to exist at all? Does it accomplish something that other, pre-existing dialects did not (could not) accomplish?
... to get to orbit. We should have at least one ClarkeTower/Beanstalk up by now. (aka space elevator)
And you have a 100,000-km spool of stronger-than-any-current-bulk-material sitting around? Are you spending your days addressing the technical challenges of making one? Then please stop armchair grousing that somebody else hasn't delivered your pet solution yet.
You are false data.