VPN services are widely used by businesses - does this prohibition affect them?
MakePorkGreatAgain
joined 7 months ago
ah, power constraints. yeah that tracks
the "change" is that laptop ram is socketed again?
LLM's will probably improve at an exponential level - similar to how cpu's did in the 80s/90s. in ~10 generations the LLMs will likely be very useful
what State's have battery fabs? not KY, obviously - but, others, presumably?
yeah 8.1 wasnt that bad (supported it, didnt use it), 10 was way better than 8.1 imho. thinking win10 is going to be my last win though.
it was so bad. didnt help that it had higher hardware requirements than win7, and we didnt really have affordable ssd's then so everything was so slow - or, that's what my memory says, I havent used a spinner disk in a long time.
win11 is hot trash. seems like every other windows release is a skip. did Ballmer enshrine that or was it Gates?
thats going to be an issue - at my work roughly 60% of the userbase is connected via VPN at any given point - so, ~40,000 people or so
tried it for a bit. not much going on there. got bored & quit
same, and only reason I even looked at the article. why cant crypto just die already? it's just a huge scam
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remote work is pretty prevalent in finance/banking - at my job only the customer facing folks (branch offices, investment/mortgage, etc) need to actually be in the office - that's only 30% of the workforce. another 15% is hybrid now, the rest are 100% remote.