Based on the comments here you’d think Copilot+ PC’s are actually a popular thing. Nobody here has a PC that will run Recall. Essentially nobody has a Copilot+ PC at the moment.
Side note: Recall isn’t the boogeyman it’s being made out to be.
Really depends what you’re chasing. If you want overall performance then 256GB is the better choice. It’s quite a bit faster than 128GB in terms of actual physical chip performance. There are diminishing returns in performance once you go above 256GB.
Quite surprised these are not on here yet.
I have that model… so weird.
It’s Hyundai, like Sunday according to their Super Bowl ad
Despite this affecting only FIDO and barely any Yubikeys are being used for that, it’s important to keep in mind that exploits and attacks get worse over time. For now it’s just FIDO and requires complex hardware and practically destroying the key. I wouldn’t be surprised if this exploit is just the beginning.
Weird. You spent 3 days defending Firefox for an article that has nothing to do with Firefox… You just wanted to say Firefox for some weird reason…
So what does Firefox have anything to do with it then?
It’s about Chrome. Using Firefox is unrelated to the article.
Huh… So you’re not using the product the article is referring to?
I have no real reason to upgrade to 11 from 10. My system doesn’t have any hardware that 11 can take advantage of better than 10. At this point I’m just waiting for 11 to finish baking or 12 to roll out. 11 doesn’t natively have a vertical taskbar… like… come’on. Who needs a 32" wide taskbar?
Knew it all along; Jennifer was the second shooter!
More bandwidth. The physical Bit already travels at the speed of light inside the cables
Light is a constant and there isn’t gravitational lensing between the Earth and Sun. Any light from the Sun always reaches us at the same speed of roughly 8 minutes
The duration of the total eclipse is going to be about 4 minutes which is going to make it rather a unique experience.
How does a one way transmitter (transceivers are 2 way) ensure the message is received? Does the sender just have to hope the recipient is in range at the time of sending?
All circles are flat
*.example.com like network.example.com only covers sub domains and not third level domains like host1.network.example.com or *.network.example.com
That’s actually not true. If you look at the original announcement of Recall it was doing all of this stuff all along. The issue is some researchers ripped Recall out of the beta image and deployed it on a system that Recall isn’t designed to run on. They then reported how it had all these problems… Because it was never designed to run on that system. At the time they did their experiment, Copilot+ PC’s were not available to the public.
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