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Don't know if it's buggy or not, but I just opened some large PDFs and I am astonished by its' speed.

Still don't get what can these devices do that a phone can't.

It would be cool too that a person could input it's most usual daily routes and know how many cameras will watch her.

Great! Maybe someday it will also help unlock the possibility of replacing the nands on old iPods so they can be reused.

One might not need skill, but might need a skillet.

Oh the good old Adium. One of the best apps ever created. 20 years later, there's still no match for it.

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The USB 2.0 should be the one on the back, so the charging cable does not interfere with me plugging and unplugging things from the good port.

You can install GrapheneOS today on your Pixel.

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Would hadn't nvidia cripple nvlink on geforce.

Good productivity is about being able to do all tasks as planned. That includes the management, as its task is to attribute tasks. And whoever creates tasks. And whoever defines the objectives those tasks should answer to.

-> It won’t ever be able run as fast as a soldered system.

Yeah, just take a look at PCIe 5 and it's 512GB/s of bandwidth.

-> Have you installed a server CPU?

Yeah, and none of the problems you mentioned.

-> That’s not an experience Apple wants any user of their products to have.

Yeah, just look at the older macs with upgradable components and the easyness you had replacing them... So, instead of making it easier, let's just remove it altogether.

I am not talking about DIMMs. Talking about the chips themselves. I am pretty sure they don't make different APUs for different memory sizes, it's just a fuse or something like that. If CPUs can use sockets, so do memory chips.

If a CPU is socket-able, so should memory chips be.