Turns out Xiaomi also sells insanely cheap routers - only thing is they have an older model that should, but dosen't act as a repeater and... shock, only has fast ethernet inputs despite having dual band wifi....
so more or less it has faster potential wireless than wired connections
hm
Turns out my phone is happy with tethering to my old router. My router's stock firmware won't work without specific USB sticks and assumes it needs to connect out.
I can't rememeber who asked
@deostroll Looks like android phones are ok with switching to teathering mod on a router.
The router on the other hand dosen't seem to recognise it, but it might be drivers or model specific.
From the standpoint of the attacker, a zero-day exploit is a valuable resource because it is not publicly known. This gives the attacker the element of surprise when it is actually deployed, as the target will not be able to proactively defend against it.
Each time a zero-day is used, there's a ...
> With Task Manager in detailed view, if I click on the Performance tab within about one second of opening it, the app will crash. Any customizations to the view, such as the columns selected for the Details tab, may be lost afterwards.
This only occurs if the graph in the CPU view in the Performance tab is set to Logical processors and the last selected view in the Performance tab is not CPU. Despite the highly specific conditions, the crash is reproducible
weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp.
Title: Under certain conditions, Task Manager crashes if I click on the Performance tab immediately after opening it
@Ramhound Open Feedback Hub first, then click on the link.
OH HEY LET'S MAKE THESE KIDS MUG UP ALL THIS CRAP WHICH THEY WON'T REMEMBER FOR EVEN THREE DAYS AFTER THE EXAM HURRRRR CUZ WHY THE *******HELL NOT HURR
Oh since I'm ranting anyway
I very strongly suspect that there's a resident flagger somewhere in this room who flags messages each time someone cusses even when it's not directed at a person and without taking into account context and the mods probably know who they are but can't tell us but dude:
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@rahuldottech I realize the last few weeks have been very stressful, but if you genuinely need to vent, I'd take it to Matrix and make it clear that you're not feeling well.
Here on SE chat, we tend to have folks flagging over the smallest things, so I wouldn't risk it.
@JourneymanGeek It's cathartic. If you're trapped in a situation, at least being able to tell other people about it is better than having to bottle it up.
(4608 CUDA cores in 72 of 72 SMs (fully enabled) on Turing TU102 @ 1350-1770 MHz. 24 GB GDDR6 @ 14 Gbps, 384-bit bus; TSMC 12FFN, 280W TBP.)
The price is actually down from that of the TITAN V earlier this year (which ran $3,000), but NVIDIA continues to charge insane prices on their high-end GPUs.
(partly because it doesn't have the expensive-to-manufacture HBM2 the TITAN V had)
I'm hoping prices will come under control once 7nm parts hit the market.
I get the feeling that while AMD will briefly gain a process advantage over NVIDIA in 2019, NVIDIA will catch up later in the year when 7nm RTX parts are released.
And that's when I'll upgrade my graphics card.
In 2020, when 7nm EUV is in production, AMD will have their hardware-accelerated ray-tracing solution.
I don't expect AMD to actually take the absolute performance lead. But I sure hope there'll be renewed competition.
Right now, the processor is the main limiting factor on Astaroth, so I'm replacing it when third-generation Ryzen comes out.
I don't expect them to drop their prices. But current rumors point to a mainstream part as their first 7nm part, and you're probably looking at a $300-350 GPU to compete with the likes of the GTX 1070. Although efficiency will undoubtedly improve, NVIDIA's advantage is currently so large that I'm not sure whether being a full node ahead will completely close the gap.
(the 12nm RX 590, essentially a die-shrunk Polaris, is $280)
The rumored Navi 12 will most likely outperform the RX 590 with less power, but it isn't going to break any performance records.
Consider that the RX 590 is really pushing the limits of Polaris, with significantly higher clock frequencies and a 225W TDP. They used the GlobalFoundries 12LP process to maximize performance, rather than efficiency.
AMD is aiming for the mainstream sector first, because that's where most sales are. NVIDIA currently has no new midrange solution.
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