cryptiod137 @ cryptiod137 @lemmy.world

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Are conflating width and depth?

I'm not sure. The models they listed and other comments they made make me think they mean the modern folding-screen flips

As I said elsewhere, my issue has always been equipment that only communicates with XP, so there is no deleting it, and it really needs to work.

No one when I worked there was willing to try (or let me try) any kind of VM. Mostly do to the proprietary PCI connector card that it used.

I know a lot of organizations do so, but not as a home user.

I have had to do so professionally due to some old yet expensive equipment that only output to software that only runs on 98 or XP, but those machines are not allowed on any networks, not even local ones.

Actually not sure if XP can even use a modern enough browser to access most of the web.

The issue with carrying things (pocket-wise or on body, idk about purses) has always been thickness.

I guess I get nostalgia, but "simplicity" makes no sense. They are objectively more complicated than a modern candybar style phone, while being less durable and harder to carry.

First part is not quite true, varies by country.

Second part is full on Olympic mental gymnastics

Anyone who would connect an XP machine to the modern Internet should't be allowed on commercial flights

Would you mind sharing more of your system specs?

I guess I could see something like, we used our knowledge of computer sounds to tune out your PC running?

But yeah it's pretty silly

Maybe try this? Apparently still happens under Win11

https://www.kapilarya.com/fix-windows-10-100-percent-disk-usage-problem

Elsewhere I saw it suggested that it might be an issue with DirectStorage but I don't see any fixes for that

Counterpoint: TotK is running on a 7 year old phone, the fact that it works at all is remarkable

Is hot spot indicating the hottest spot on the die or on the whole card?

Many beat it too

There is

https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Google+Pixel+6+Pro+Screen+Replacement/148767

Are you sure your literate?

Is your GPU sagging at all?

Your paying a big premium for plaid-speed gen 5 ssds, but from what I can the board only has one gen 5 nmve slot, the other 3 are capped at gen 4.

Max gen 4 speed is way below the throughput of those drives (7,880 vs 12,400), so that seems like kind of a waste. You could go with the equivalent gen 4 drives and save about $500.

But it might help in general right? Less resistance means less thermal noise?

I know you can clean tpu with diluted bleach, did you try anything that harsh?

I'm guessing you could clear coat it to keep it cleaner for longer