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https://www.thurrott.com/windows/298807/microsoft-killing-windows-subsystem-for-android-amazon-appstore-windows-11-march-2025
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Would say the cost of enclosure also factor in low adoption, a good standard one cost about mid-range GPU price, which you could just use to buy PC. I do like the idea of having eGPU, for example during travelling I could bring my portable 13" laptop anywhere at daytime and use the eGPU on hotel's TV at night, but current implementation is just too expensive and too cumbersome. Maybe something like ROG XG Mobile or GPD G1 would be very interesting moving forward.
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techradar iOS 17 app sideloading might only be available in Europe
steakikan replied to Huzzug's topic in Software News
Revanced Manager on IOS, that would be very awesome. -
As much as I would like Nvidia open source driver, releasing employees credential is kinda dick move and they could release user credential too in the future. It is already hard to paraphrase a good password.
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Dymo causes a stir by adding DRM to printer paper
steakikan replied to steakikan's topic in Hardware News
Not sure, seems anything with cartridge style which they can embed RFID on and system with auto detection. -
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I have no problem moving to Windows 11 if only they didn't remove the taskbar ungroup feature. That taskbar grouping is annoying and so far I have to resort alt-tab as a simpler alternatives.
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Source Bleeping Update
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The question is does TPM actually protect us from that?
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Agree, TPM doesn't make sense at all. Does it protect rootkit, ransomware, spyware or malware? At best it blocks malware on UEFI level.
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Ryzen getting up to 192MB of L3 "3D V-Cache" (GN News)
steakikan replied to T.Sharp's topic in Hardware News
One further improvement that can be implemented on iGPU side of things with Infinity Cache implementation too. This will be interesting moving forward. -
daily mail Have British scientists cracked nuclear fusion?
steakikan replied to Avacado's topic in Technology and Science
if the byproduct is really helium, that also killing 2 bird with 1 stone with Helium scarcity we're facing/wasting right now. -
Agree, remember kb5000802, that almost cost me my business as I can't print graphic. Why Microsoft is so fast on updates that are generally can wait and mostly unnecessary?
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This update caused program in my office doesn't print graphic, I think they should be careful with forceful update especially security update that are bypassed from the deferred update program
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Yep, and adding salt to injury Apple M1 also proof not that ARM arch are better but X86 has been complacent for too long. If next gen Exynos also a powerful CPU comparable to SD875 then fabs market will change quite far.
