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I remember when I-66 ran from the beltway west, ending in Gainesville, near the Atlas steel works. Unrecognizable now.
The computer can't process that Patricia was born in 1922, not 2022.
Igor's Lab seems to have obtained a message originally destined for motherboard manufacturers concerning a prolonged stability issue on the company's 13th Generation Raptor Lake and 14th Generation Raptor Lake Refresh chips, which rank among the best CPUs. It made sense for the company to clarify the issue where many blamed the motherboard manufacturers in a race to become 'the fastest' performer by having over-aggressive voltages for allowing higher clock speeds.
The company specifically points out the issue with 600/ 700 series motherboard manufacturers that disable thermal and power protection to achieve the highest possible overclocks, even at the cost of instability. The chipmaker said in the message:
She had her personal Y(0.1)K problem.Astronuc said:A 101-year-old woman keeps getting mistaken for a baby on flights, and says it's because American Airlines' booking system can't handle her age
https://news.yahoo.com/101-old-woman-keeps-getting-102214114.html
How so, Dubya-dubya? Also, which secure first or second tier search engine do you prefer?WWGD said:Wow, Duckduckgo may not track you, but there's a price to pay. Search results are 3rd tier at best. At least non-trivial ones.
Astronuc said:Intel issues statement about CPU crashes, blames motherboard makers — BIOSes disable thermal and power protection, causing issues
https://news.yahoo.com/tech/intel-issues-statement-cpu-crashes-193504163.html
That would be annoying for someone whose livelihood depends on a functioning computer. That's probably most of us.
Well, when I ask for, e.g., movie times for, say, movie x on October 2023, I get results for cities y,z,w on June of 2017.Klystron said:How so, Dubya-dubya? Also, which secure first or second tier search engine do you prefer?
(Apologies for responding to an older post. Still recovering from major surgery late in 2023.)
Ive seen arguments, claims, to the effect that only some types/breeds of dogs help prevent or fight break ins. Their general friendliness doesn't help in this respect.Borg said:An animated ad that I saw on msnbc web site this morning. Soooo many questions about this dog and its owner.
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A frat played that in some school, with a ( fake)bin to recycle toilet paper and tampons. I heard about it but can't verify it.Rive said:I know it's not that way.
I really know it's not that way.
But still... it's a really weird feeling to see the '100% recycled' on toilette papers...
Take that with a pinch of salt( In your potato)Rive said:Great. Just spent half an hour with troubleshooting (no light) an automatic lamp (the kind with a light sensor).
Have you tried Wireshark ( Open source)?Rive said:Wonders of modern(ish) network hardware when paired with modern(ish)securityerm...paranoiaerm... lameness.
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Company stuff. The SW dev guys at the other desk had a though fight even just to have some Linux running, and at the end they were banished to an isolated network with that...WWGD said:Have you tried...