In typical MS fashion this might be very hard to debug with the hundreds of interacting components./s
In all seriousness they reviewed their internal docs not even the code (likely because it's extremely complex) and said fixing this would brake existing functionality. I think "some cases" is doing heavy lifting for "we know many cases, but won't tell the bad guys out there".
"We originally looked at a code change for this issue, but after further review of design documentation, changes to code could break compatibility with functionality used by many applications."
Year of the Linux (Server|Desktop). Seriously. If you are in IT pls look into this (and hide your RDP server behind some VPN. No not MS RDP Gateway.)
I used a Fairphone 4 with /e/ and it was good. Not great, but useable. I expect the hardware bugs I ran into (using the camera only worked like 20 times before the phone needed a restart, Bluetooth randomly not working) to be ironed out by now. Currently on an old Samsung and it is more solid, but I also liked the environmentalism with the fairphone. Anyone with a Fairphone 5 and something like a glucose sensor thats in constant use?
4090s are what price now? Didn't keep track, I'm astonished. never thought I'd see the day when Apples RAM pricing is seen as competitive.
Just FYI: The "Mac Studio" when equipped with 32-core M3Ultra processors can have up to 512GB of RAM.
It costs like 15k after taxes, so not exactly the scope of this thread, but it exists.
Thank you for taking the time!
Feel you. my 8 yr old alt (my only account left) mysteriously has had a total karma of zero.
Since shortly after election strangely enough. Wonder what happened there /s.
Oooh, that sounds like an interesting read. Do you happen to have the DOI?
Wouldn't something like a T1000 (50w/8GB) be okay? I know I use a much older matrox card (30w?/ w/ even lower TDP) for this purpose. It's not great, but it transcodes in hardware.