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At my middle school, we also banned smartphones throughout the whole building. You were meant to either leave yours at home or put it in your locker when you got there. It’s a lot easier to chat with people during the breaks when they’re not face-down in their phone screen.
“Just following orders…”
Talking out of your AIss*
Or just great satire, what’s even the difference between that and reality these days?
The awful lighting on this photo makes Linus look older than Bill!
Data-intensive? Electron intensely uses all of your system’s memory data, right?
I would think that Muskrat would like more customers for his satellite internet business.
TMP 2.0 released in October 2014, so I don’t think that you can find particularly powerful systems up for grabs.
Yeah, my instance has a nice big banner that reminds you of that.
Python is being even smarter by trying to underflow the distance to the finish line.
Programs ran through Flatpak can only access permissions and directories that it has explicit permission for. This is perfect for a very small program that only does one thing, it can get rather awkward when you need it to access multiple storage volumes. For example, I wanted to have my Steam games stored on different hard drives, but they were never visible through Steam. I had to override the Flatpak permission to give access to my mounted disks for it to work.
In what sense?
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The real answer to the burning cables is to divide the wattage between the six wires on a single connector, which most of the 50-series cards don’t do that. That results in ~15 amps across a single scorching cable.
Or maybe it just delivers 600W without burning the ever-loving hell out of the connectors.
They were always collected when not in use. We don’t get personal devices, we either go to the computer room, where every screen can be seen by the teacher at once a la panopticon, or we get a trolley full of laptops that we hand in at the end of the lesson. You can also BYOD that isn’t a smartphone, so long as you don’t use it during lesson time when the teacher doesn’t permit it.