Thank you for your patience with my density. As gparted did not make the choice obvious (it is there but you have to delete all existing partitions and select 'msdos' from the device menu), I just did it from terminal. Then rebooted and installed fine. I ultimately chose peppermint over...
opteron 170
https://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K8/AMD-Dual-Core%20Opteron%20170%20-%20OSA170DAA6CD%20(OSA170CDBOX).html
I cant be missing drivers because the drive shows up in lubuntu.
GPARTED even sees it and allows me to format it.
Tried to install lubuntu 32 bit and during the config, it did not show any disk drives. Gparted clearly shows the 164 gig ssd and i reformatted it to ext4. So I am stumped.
Will an opteron run a 64 bit OS?
I have a dfi lanparty venus (the 'special' version of the nF4 sLi expert). The lubuntu...
The GL has a g-sync module and that allows a feature no one has addressed - variable overdrive. Isn't this supposed to make stuff clearer on the screen?
Don’t get too excited as all the bioses have issues
https://www.overclock.net/threads/replaced-3950x-with-5950x-whea-and-reboots.1774627/page-5#post-28682841
cal me stupid, but what damage was actually caused? When someone perpetrates a DDOS, it affects internet activity.A few years ago, there was effectively no internet, yet these children and their diseases still existed. Those same care pathways are still in place and the internet has only...
Dont know how useful this would be for real time image recognition. If for example I had a usb camera and I want to recognize faces in a room, I would need a python script that
1) loops and checks for exit criterion
2) and in each loop
a) grabs a frame from a usb camera
b) downsizes the image to...
So where does crossfire figure in to this chip let design? Could there be a high speed bus to the cpu? Add in gpu cards? Add in cpu cards? Add in tensor cards?
At the very least 2 Vega 64 + 15% cards for less than a 1080ti??
Increased pc performance is not related to price. It’s supply and demand. If pc prices were scaled with performance, they’d be unaffordable. Even avaricious Apple keeps their flagship the same price year after year. Nvidia should be punished for their flagrant greed
So has anyone actually used the huntsman? I have read the switches feel and sound like cherry blues. Loud and clicky. Is the bloody lk Libra switch the same?
No really it could be useful in the management of so many urologic conditions. Precise measurements of the amount and type of penile/clitoral stimulation for orgasm could allow us to put a number on the degree of sexual dysfunction suffered by so many. Prostate exams could be done reliably and...
So typical of New York . Physicians are not well paid(90-100k to start)considering the time and money required to manufacture one in the US (that’s why so many are imported). When you get 50-100$ for an office visit (less than the hourly rate for a plumber) you get what you pay for. Not to...
Looks like the next version of insurgency will be COD-ified as well . I think the next great game will have ai built into it that will allow procedural terrain generation. People who play hundreds of hours focus on finding glitch locations. I find that most games have good online play for only...
I need new glasses. I was struggling to understand why he called himself the Rabbi Wrangler. Sure he has some long curly hair but he's got the wrong hat for a hassidim. Then I realized it is 'R A B B L E'.
I think the EU doesn't realize how powerful the curators of information(google, Amazon,Facebook) really are. Can you imagine if the EU lawmakers started having child porn on their Facebook pages? or if their google searches started returning irrelevant hate speech? or getting packages from...
If people are so concerned about Cortana phoning home, why don’t they just use their firewall? There are even utilities (like little snitch for the Mac) that monitor all outgoing traffic, and give you the option to block packets based on the program that issued it, the session, etc
I imagine some new uses of ai on a local machine based on it’s unsupervised learning models using data of your interaction with the pc. A decade ago there was a Mac desk accessory named ‘commander’ orsomething like that. After a while of use it would start to construct macros that would chain...
Two young men organizing the ‘march for our lives’ in Washington DC March 24 were on tv last week. They are survivors of the Florida school shooting. They called their senators for support. Their senators instead wanted to talk about a more problematic threat to our society - pornography.
I...
This is what bothers me. Using the 'public record' as click bait. If you argue that we need sunlight to disinfect this crap, then the name of the 'accuser' should be released as well. Especially important in cases of swatting where the accuser is really the criminal.
I just watched an episode...
Can someone tell me why the police are allowed to reveal the identity of someone accused of a Crime but not the target? In this day and age of SWATTING and terrorism it can be difficult to identify the real criminal.
Why are identities revealed AT ALL?
Actually it is the acer z35 and a comparable asus variant of the same panel. Announced in March but still MIA
https://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/nvidia-g-sync-hdr-35-inch-curved-monitor
Correction: x35 and 200hz
can we please deregulate our water supply? I'm tired of having clean water. I want to pay for cleaner water.
and who needs all that water treatment baloney up front. People evolved fine drinking from streams.
can we also deregulate waste water? Who needs to pay for treatment of our crap. It's...
Google indexed content and made it easily searchable. That’s why people go there. When the world started beating a path to their door, they monetized that with advertising. And not just the kind of advertising we were used to-the selling of ads from salesmen to big customers. But it allowed...
His restraint gives credence to his content. No he is not saying we are doomed - that’s the media turning his word into clickbait. But the same thing happened w the A bomb. Once we figured out how to weaponize nuclear fission by constructing an unstable structure that resulted in an uncontrolled...
What if she chooses security over convenience? I can’t wait to see what happens when the New Hampshire drug database gets hacked. Would you like your chronic pain diagnosis revealed to your employer or would you be willing to pay hush money? Or perhaps see an unexplained rise in your healthcare...
Or imagine the massive radio telescope that could be made by aggregating the thousands of satellites that are functional but useless because of orbital decay. Attach small robotic boosters with guidance , send those suckers out of orbit, align and synchronize all of them, aggregate all the...
Agree. Isn't it less energy intensive to boost out of orbit than to de-orbit? Plus now we can litter the entire solar system and really get the attention of ET
But that is the point. Should we allow large monoliths to beat little startup competitors? And consume them?
We treat corporations as 'living entities' with rights and laws pertaining to them.
How would you feel if you were born into this earth with the likely possibility that you could...
I would think this is easy to defeat since it relies on replacing an authentic piece of ms software in the windows folder with a counterfeit one. For example, on a simple windows box, you can boot a Linux flash drive, then in the system32 folder delete the osk.exe application, then rename...
here is the paper that has its primary author at Berkeley
http://science.sciencemag.org/content/355/6323/371.full
Here is a paper from 2013 that describes another interesting property:
http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/2013/oct/25/natural-metamaterial-looks-cooler-when-heated
As you heat...
Indeed digitalGriffin, these algorithms look for local minima. Reminds of solving differential equations where the 1st derivative is 0. What I find interesting is that models to entirely different problems may end up looking similar. These taxonomies might inform us to underlying mechanisms...