noticing all the smallest possible cases that still accept the biggest possible GPUs like the Zaber Sentry and the Dan A4 only accept 2.5" drives (though they both fit a couple of them, presumably in addition to an m2 or two) so that’s something to keep in mind I guess
they’ll probably have at least 8 or 10 TB in that form factor in a few years
Panic announced today they’re going to be superseding Coda with a new app so I’m hoping that it means a saner dev environment is coming to the iPad Pro
really happy that Windows finally has a sane concept of generic install/uninstall hooks and every program no longer needs to ship its own uninstaller and shit
like I can build stuff in as generic a way as possible with https://www.npmjs.com/package/electron-installer-windows and it’ll register an uninstall hook automatically and when I do something like $ choco upgrade docker on my own machine it doesn’t blow everything up, it silently updates the fucking package and keeps my environment, it’s amazing
Trying to get thermal throttling under control on my surface book 2 - an 85 mV undervolt yields ~80C temps and sustained ~2.5ghz all core turbo on the i7-8560U. This seems like as best I can expect considering it’s a U-series behind the display with a very slim fan, but I’m not sure.
although there’s a new rumour this week that they are in fact going to scrap the butterfly keyboard line of MBPs this year which would make me very happy
I think three years to a new chassis would be as close as apple can come to admitting failure
getting a loose bracket to match a specific model of GPU you bought is generally impossible, you’ll have to cut holes in one yourself with industrial equipment (seriously)
if the PCB and the cooler are actually low-profile sized in the first place you really should’ve gotten the bracket with it
there are a very small number of ITX motherboards that currently work with 32GB sticks and I don’t expect that number to go up in the next couple years so if you don’t mind spending $500 on ram you can probably manage 64
you can just run an extension that suspends background tabs though
I mean, even if it turns out nobody wants this or it’s too heavy or whatever, that’s pretty cool. It reinforces Samsung’s self-image as actually pushing forward futuristic innovations.
The on-screen fingerprint sensor on the Galaxy S10 is also really cool tech. Meanwhile Apple is behind and pretending like FaceID is just as good.
FaceID has always been kind of inconvenient but compared to competing biometrics it isn’t a) incredibly easy to defeat or b) protected by such a nonsense marketing-speak array of security technologies that one gets the sense right away that it is extremely vulnerable to hacking
anyway as usual with Samsung and Microsoft I think the product design part of this is comical but the HCI advances are actually cool, yeah