Thursday, March 03
Daily News Stuff 3 March 2022
Or Possibly Edition
Or Possibly Edition
Top Story
- Found a six-acre plot of land neatly in my price range, on the edge of town, with power, water, and internet available. Bit of a walk to the shops but since I have my weekly groceries delivered that's not a huge issue.
- Aaaand my internet just went down again.
- UCIe is PCIe for chips. (AnandTech)
AMD has used its own Infinity Fabric for its chiplet-based designs since 2017, while Intel has used, um, whatever it has used.
UCIe is a shared specification developed by Intel, AMD, Arm, Qualcomm, Samsung, and TSMC (among others) so that chips designed to the spec can easily be plugged together and might even work.
Speeds go up to 256GBps, which is a lot.
Tech News
- Apple has a hardware event scheduled for March 8. (Tom's Hardware)
They are expected to announce stuff, probably.
- Nvidia's next-generation video cards will have 16 times as much cache as current lineup. (Tom's Hardware)
As much as 96MB on the top-of-the-line models.
Which is the same as AMD's 6700 XT.
- Nice army you have here, shame if anything happened to it used to be a Monty Python sketch.
Not any more.
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"Bit of a walk to the shops"
I live on an island, a few miles from the city per se. There are quite a few people who own small vehicles to make trips that don't need a lot of cargo capacity: I've seen a lot of bikes, both electric and manual, as well as several people on trikes with a bin on the back, as well as ride share-style scooters. There's even a couple of people who ride onewheels.
Electric golf carts are also very popular and even street-legal with some restrictions.
Hilliness of the terrain can cause issues, of course, although my experience with Bird scooters says they can go up small slopes decently well.
I live on an island, a few miles from the city per se. There are quite a few people who own small vehicles to make trips that don't need a lot of cargo capacity: I've seen a lot of bikes, both electric and manual, as well as several people on trikes with a bin on the back, as well as ride share-style scooters. There's even a couple of people who ride onewheels.
Electric golf carts are also very popular and even street-legal with some restrictions.
Hilliness of the terrain can cause issues, of course, although my experience with Bird scooters says they can go up small slopes decently well.
Posted by: Rick C at Friday, March 04 2022 12:05 AM (Z0GF0)
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So its a long way to the shops if you want a sausage roll?
Posted by: Bob in Houston at Saturday, March 05 2022 01:43 AM (YBLgY)
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It's longer than a trip down the road to the chemist, if that's what you mean.
Posted by: Rick C at Saturday, March 05 2022 05:33 AM (Z0GF0)
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Bob is singing the song of my people.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at Saturday, March 05 2022 05:57 AM (PiXy!)
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Heh, I've waited a long long time to use that line!
Posted by: Bob in Houston at Sunday, March 06 2022 02:44 AM (IC7R4)
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