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Clearly. Explains why they have done so well since Broadwell, and Broadwell+, and Broadwell+++, Broadwell Refresh, and they are now outsourcing their production to TSMC... Intel has had some brilliant moments, no mistake there. But they very nearly lost the company, and it still remains to be...

Easy to shoot up when you fell all the way to the gutter Glad to see the turn around but not exactly excited about the future with Enterprise/Data Center sucking all the oxygen out of the room

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Is it really February again?

I still have a few Intel Mac Minis deployed - Core was a great architecture when it was new

Love these summaries

Didn’t bleed enough imo

Remember SoftRAM for Win95?

I’ve got a lot of years with Fedora / Slackware distros. They are certainly well rounded. Mostly just looking for something that runs Stream and some decent hypervisor so I can virtual sandbox a copy of Windows for work related stuff that needs the 365 suite

I am about this close from dropping in CachyOS and just tinkering around for a while.

Isn't that name from Game of Thrones or something

All the rigs in my house are still Zen3/DDR4 rigs. Haven't really felt that I'm missing out on anything, all these years later.

Not wrong. When it was $9 for one device, or $15 for ultimate - it was fine. I subbed on and off, and enjoyed it on both my PC and Xbox. I always found the rotating menu annoying though - games kept rolling off and that just doesn't seem like a great idea, but anyway, was nice to be able to try...

DRM is just there as an insurance policy for share holders of the publisher. You want your money as a developer? Then you gotta play by the publisher's rules. And nothing scares an investor more than losing out on money. They just consider it a form of risk management. At least until it's...

Ooo I like this newsletter-style roundup. Well done.

The amount of ammonia I'm around at work is ... significant. A small leak from a compressor doesn't bother me a bit That, and ammonia compressors = well below zero °F if you want them to.

I'm disappointed it didn't include an ammonia chiller Being a word play on Anhydrous (I'm assuming) - which means "no water" and commonly associated with ammonia

I don't really mind forced security updates I absolutely despise forced content updates.

I can't think of a single US-made router to be honest, except maybe the Starlink proprietary one

Only because DEI is out of fashion now. It won't be long before it comes back around as full ESG again - it's only because they are making insane levels of money on it that people are mostly turning a blind eye to things they once rallied against.