"$35 hobby toy"
Well yeah, cheap drones can be used for war, but that's not all drones really are:
Are you alright? Is everything okay at home? Trying to hurt random people on the internet seems like a bad coping mechanism.
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it isnt
gambling is rigged
emphasis on the soldiers part but alright
plus, in war casualties are what matters. I'm only looking at this from a strategic perspective, not a humanitarian one.
Not "lots of", more Russian soldiers died than Ukrainians, as is typical for this conflict.
but to get there NixOS needs proper documentation
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UPDATE (putting this in a separate reply so you'll see it): So I just dusted the laptop again, it actually performs somewhat well, turns out my first pass where I also changed the thermal paste didn't get all the dust.
EDIT: This probably won't hold, I've been seeing some γαμάτα deals for newer ThinkPads here lately.
It was actually a midrange HP provided by my school
no i was actually referencing a laptop I had that did just that.
I’m not sure what to tell you on Linux since I’ve never had good luck monitoring throttling on processors on Linux,
Yeah, I'm starting to believe it's thermal throttling too. Perhaps watch -n1 sensors in one terminal window and watch -n.1 "grep \"^[c]pu MHz\" /proc/cpuinfo" in another?
had a Ryzen laptop that was really good, except it did not have the thermal capacity to maintain a workload, and would throttle itself all the way down to 600Mhz
something something NBLK-WAX9X.
I don’t think it’s the processor, I suspect you either have a configuration issue, or a thermal budget limitation.
i have no idea what it is. I have tried everything.
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for anyone who wants to offer actual advice: its a lenovo thinkpad t450 with a soldered i5-5300U that hits over 90C when running cargo compiles. I have changed the thermal paste and it didn't do much.
