I think it has to do with the google certification you have to go through to sell hardware shipping with android. All devices need to be certified by google or they are not allowed to run gapps or connect to the playstore. This is what huawei lost after trump banned them, so they had to make their own shit as a replacement

Yes, think cheap android tablets that are so shit google store can barely run on it. Those devices are usually chinese knockoffs and do not ship with google services, google store or any gapps.

All depends on how its implemented tbh. If its not regulated correctly it’ll turn into what any digital currency is: a shitshow.
Im all for, if its done right.

Granted, i have yet to look into the proposal so no idea what they have in mind! Its on my todo list!

Mind elaborating/telling me the problems? Ive been wanting to try the game but the dlc crap made me wait at least until the clans were added to base lol

I present to you bill nye as a counter argument

Ok so, my autistic brain gets the point, but thinks its moot. The argument can be made that because he was shot, his children are doomed to be like what they describe as “black behaviour”. It strengthens his argument, not weaken it

But hey, at least you can spin that to do something for families that are having a rough time instead of scapegoating!

Imo there is a difference between script.kiddie and coding junkie

Its imo the difference between being a code junkie and a senior dev/architect :/

He was so close to the truth, yet so damn far

Outdated info iirc. This was the case with android 13 for fp3, which they skipped completely and jumped to 14. They also still push updates regularly for all phones later than fp2.

And if you want bleeding edge updates, no phone maker does that and youll have to look at lineageOS, which tends to break things once in a while.

( im a fp4 user with lineageos running android 15, sep 3 update )

The benelux media tweakers.net has tested the failing ssd on linux, and yes it did fail there too. They were saying temperature might have been a factor since in windows the temperatures were higher than linux, but something was off ye.
If this is a case of prerelease firmware being shipped and killing it under load because of temps, thats baaaddd.

Edit : https://tweakers.net/reviews/13746/zorgt-een-windows-update-voor-crashende-ssds-onze-resultaten-met-negen-drives.html

Is that the difference between poisonous and ok or…?

Ye derp, im used to 32, not 32k lol.

Cache man, its a fun thing. 32k 32 (derp, 32 not 32k) is a common cache line size. Some compilers realise that your data might be hit often and aligns it to a cache line start to make its access fast and easy. So yes, it might allocate more memory than it should need, but then its to align the data to something like a cache line.
There is also a hardware reasons that might also be the case. I know the wii’s main processor communicates with the co processor over memory locations that should be 32k aligned because of access speed, not only because of cache. Sometimes, more is less :')

Hell, might even be a cause of instruction speed that loading and handling 32k of data might be faster than a single byte :').

Then there is also the minimum heap allocation size that might factor in. Though a 32k minimum memory block seems… Excessive xD

Reworded my sentence, sorry

Linux kernel dropped i368, i468 and a few i568 architectures, and i redid some investigations. I was wrong sorry. I thought pendium d was a cpu line after the pentium 4 line, and that was the turning point, but its the original pentium line that gets ditched. My mistake ^^

With linux ditching 32bit, it was enviable things like this are to follow

Im guessing though. I remember seeing it on 4chan as a teenager so thats between 2006 and 2010 or aomething :p

Tbf, being better than dominos isnt hard 🤷‍♀️

Correct, but most people also use a lot of latent power ( fridge, icebox, heat pump, air circulation, … ) but yes, not as much as being generated sometimes.
I understand that a lot of people ( in germany, netherlands and belgium ) install a battery to store that power, or use automation to limit the generated power to match the used power. You can do this with a smart meter, p1 cable and home assistant.
Personally, my one panel of 440W is more than enough. At average it generates enough to cover my usage at home ( when sunny ) and my usage when not home ( when cloudy ). And imo, every watt i generate is a watt im not paying for :')

Doesnt take away i believe that injecting power into the grid should cost you something, but it should be peanuts ( 0.001c per kW or something )