Not to be that guy, but I believe for monitors 8K might be the end of the line in terms of practical improvements. At the distances that monitors are used, resolutions beyond 8K cannot be differentiated by the human eye.
Please correct me if I am wrong. :)
China launches HDMI and DisplayPort alternative — GPMI boasts up to 192 Gbps bandwidth, 480W power delivery
The examples provided (descriptions of Salt Typhoon and some random CVE) seem mildly convenient, but definitely not groundbreaking in any way or form.
Agreed, the trackers don't have a protocol for automatically federating.
But even beyond DHT, you can upload public torrents on new (for the torrent) trackers and they automatically get added to the swarm.
The real issue with torrents is that there is no method for federating private trackers.
Public torrents are already federated, no? You can publish a torrent with a single public tracker and when you check back two years later, the torrent is indexed by ~10+ public trackers.
Asrock responded to the reports last week. The company said that it had inspected a motherboard from a system where the CPU showed burn damage. It claimed there was no burn damage around the mobo or VRM area. After "cleaning and removing debris" from the CPU socket, the motherboard booted up successfully with the original BIOS and passed long-term stress tests.
Removing debris?
Hyundai to buy 'tens of thousands' of Boston Dynamics robots - The Robot Report
GMKtec NucBox G9 Review: this tiny NAS supports four M.2 SSDs and dual 2.5 GbE LAN connections - Liliputing
We've been hearing a lot about Japan's Rapidus in the last ~12 months, I believe this is the first time we've heard of discussion with potential clients.
Thanks for sharing!
Upvote, comment, post! Compliment good OC content (especially if it is posted regularly).
Bring more regular users if you can.
There is no way this JV between Intel and TSMC will work. It makes no sense at all; it was clearly made exclusively for political reasons.
Citi: "Intel Foundry Has Proven Over [The] Years It Cannot Compete With TSMC, And Forcing A Company To Use Vastly Inferior Manufacturing Would Destroy Shareholder Value"
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE brings a modest spec bump, Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ gets a bigger screen - Liliputing
A light, high-endurance tablet with surround sound and a stylus: Honor Pad V9 review
While it is broadly available where I live, the price are closer to €900, which is higher than what you would expect even if you take in account local taxes and import duties.
They cover mainstream topics, but they have a lot of in-depth enterprise tech news and they have their own voice and humour.
www.linuxgizmos.com www.cnx-software.com
Both these sites covers SBCs (not only Raspberry Pi), microcontrollers and random DIY stuff
Some mainstream coverage, but also a lot of random news about open source, niche and historical operating systems and computers
DIY hardware news and projects
Lots of tech news on non-western countries, mainstream topics are covered as well, but often with a different perspective.
www.semiengineering.com www.chipsandcheese.com
Very specialized sources on semiconductor developments. Very in-depth, many of the articles are difficult to understand even if you have solid (armchair) knowledge of semiconductors.
Self-promotion: I am a mod at !hardware@lemmy.world, while coverage includes a lot of mainstream tech hardware topics, there is content on more nitty gritty semiconductor topics (a lot of business type news though), battery tech and unique hardware devices (some retro coverage too). The sidebar includes more specialized tech communities on Lemmy that might be of interest to you.
Intel's decision to limit consumer CPUs to quad core in the 2010s really impacted core count growth.
Computing is definitely much more reliable and user friendly these days. Even building desktops is simpler.
One big difference is that it much more important to update BIOS/UEFI. I remember BIOS updates being much rarer back in the day.
I stand corrected.
I think LW agreed to remove their listing because they are already very big.
That's refering to the solid state battery tech that Samsung is considering for some smaller devices. To my knowledge, Chinese OEMs haven't yet adopted this tech.
With silicon-carbon batteries, it seems design considerations play a bigger role, but that still doesn't really explain why Apple and Samsung have been relatively slow with adopting this battery tech (relative to Chinese OEMs).
The email method still works? I thought that was being shut down as well?
I converted all my Kindle eBooks into ePub and basically gave up on the Kindle platform.
The architecture aims to balance processing power and energy efficiency, thereby lowering the total cost of ownership (TCO).
And where are the performance and efficiency benchmarks?
Silicon-carbon batteries have been widely accepted by the Korean giant’s Chinese competitors, giving them the freedom to cram in substantially larger capacities in devices without compromising the thickness.
I am surprised this is the first time I am hearing about this and that all smartphone companies haven't already adopted this technology.
Samsung To Reportedly Begin Applying Solid-State Batteries To Its Smartwatches, Smart Rings & Wireless Earbuds From Q4 This Year, But No Word On Smartphones
This is a purely theoretical arguement.
Ecosystem momentum makes this argument mute.