Monday, January 27
Too Darn Humid Edition
Tech News
- Second generation Optane might be delayed until as late as 2021. (Tom's Hardware)
Wait, that's next year. Never mind.
- Intel will be manufacturing some CPUs at Global Foundries unless it won't. (WCCFTech)
The only plausible candidate for such a move is their budget Atom range. I'm sure Intel would be happy to free up their high-end fabs from having to make such low-margin parts, and GloFo 12nm is good enough.
- Does email contribute to global warming? (Japan Times)
No. Are you an idiot? Can you not do basic arithmetic? Watching a single short YouTube video burns more electricity than the average user would need for a month's worth of email. And email replaces mail, which was vastly more resource intensive.
- The Doomsday Clock now stands at two minutes to lunchtime. (The Bulletin of the Irrelevant Doomsday Prophets Who Everyone Thought Had Retired Years Ago)
Of course, they say it's two minutes to midnight, but if you're a Prophet of Doom and you stop prophesying doom you'll quickly find you're out of a job. It's not so much a self-fulfilling prophecy as a self-prophesying prophecy. Once it's out there, the only thing you can do is repeat it louder every year.
- Why not "Rover"? (NASA)
Seriously?
- That's a TRS-80 Model III on a diet. (9to5Mac)
The ergonomics are horrifying. Were horrifying, would be horrifying.
- What happens if the external drive holding your Dropbox folder hiccups and you have to unplug it and plug it back in again?
Well, apparently the answer is if you're unlucky Dropbox will immediately notice that the folder is empty and start syncing the changes to your cloud storage - by deleting everything.
And the deleted files don't show up in the Deleted Files page because that would be too easy.
On the plus side, it deleted 140GB of data really quickly.
I'm not sure what it will do when I allow it to sync again because I was very careful to prevent that. I'll find out as soon as I have a second copy of everything.
Anime Opening of the Day
This is pretty good. I've read some of the manga and they did a solid job bringing the story to life, and all the voices fit nicely.
I just went to see where the manga goes after this first season of the anime wraps up.... And the answer is, it doesn't. The anime steamed right past the manga adaptation.
The original web novel, on the other hand, is up to chapter 357, so presumably the plot threads that are laid out in the last two episodes of the anime are picked up therein.
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Posted by: J Greely at Tuesday, January 28 2020 01:07 AM (ZlYZd)
WTFTech suggests Celerons and Pentiums. They could be right, if those are C&P Silver, which are just renamed Atoms, and not C&P Gold, which are based on the Core architecture.
Posted by: Rick C at Tuesday, January 28 2020 07:29 AM (Iwkd4)
Posted by: Rick C at Tuesday, January 28 2020 07:30 AM (Iwkd4)
How much charge does a glass battery hold?
Posted by: Rick C at Tuesday, January 28 2020 07:32 AM (Iwkd4)
You know what it'll do. It'll wipe your drive in favor of what's (no longer) in the cloud.
You could test it right quick with a second account with 1 or 2 files.
Posted by: Rick C at Tuesday, January 28 2020 07:33 AM (Iwkd4)
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Just brain farted and hit post in the top menu instead of scrolling down to Save at the bottom and blew 15 minutes of work. (But not so much it was impossible to reconstruct).
Also noticed some weirdness in the HTML where the first paragraph doesn't get div tags.
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