When you were deciding for this processor, Intel's similarly priced i5s were no match for it, so if you were looking for Intels as well, you likely would have had an eye on the i7 processors of that time (for a minor performance benefit at a heavy price tag). So maybe that is where your 7 is coming from.
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There used to be a shop (two shops, actually, operated by the same guy; he now retired) in my home town that was selling Christmas stuff all year. Not other stuff plus some Christmas stuff, but just Christmas stuff.
Also eher der theoretische Darwin Award - "wenn er dies und jenes anders gemacht hätte, dann hätte es passieren können, dass...".
The search warrant was issued in January and the data was handed over in February. No X in sight there.
A 13 years old game being ported to 10 years old consoles; not exactly what I would consider world news.
Traurig wieso? Weil der Flug so billig ist oder weil sich eine Airline erdreistet, auf einem Flug mit vermutlich ca. 150 Gästen Erdnüsse im Wert von 168 Euro verfügbar zu halten?
What will people do? Sue him to provide the promised legal funds they need to sue their employers?
This only affects a fraction of games (those that have to process their shaders), and then only on first startup.
M2 drives as in an SSD connected to an M.2 slot? That's the way to connect SSD drives internally, so "get an SSD" basically means "connect an SSD drive to your M.2 slot". There's nothing like "M2 drives are even faster than SSDs".
Blink has a younger code base that’s easier to build on. Gecko has been around since the early 90s and has some ancient evils lurking deep within.
They both are of very similar age actually. The old Netscape rendering engine originated in the early 90s, but Gecko was a rewrite from scratch that was first used in a browser in 1998.
Blink is based on KHTML which is based on khtmlw, which was written at some point in the mid-90s, but as well saw a complete rewrite in 1999.
The article is funnier than the account. I also liked
The Yaccarino parody account lists xvideos.com in the link field, a reference to a porn site Gizmodo has obviously never heard of until now
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Typically, social media companies have robust security departments that help you avoid obvious mistakes that create problems like someone impersonating your CEO. Unfortunately, Musk laid most of those people off shortly after buying the company.
They cut the size down to 30 MB on iOS in 2019, but they're back to 110 since (on Android, it's 60 MB).
EDIT: In terms of updates, they are pretty stable at one update a week on both systems.