Maybe. But it would need to be an Atom from 15 years ago. Anything newer does 32 GB.
Of course motherboards don’t support it but that’s not the cpu’s fault.
Maybe. But it would need to be an Atom from 15 years ago. Anything newer does 32 GB.
Of course motherboards don’t support it but that’s not the cpu’s fault.
This same Bazzite discussion came up last week. I claimed I hadn’t heard so much marketing bullshit since when everything was called Object Orientated.
There’s nothing cloud about it. It’s a bad marketing term.
That’s Lenovo’s fault, not Intel.
What hardware are you using where the cpu says you are limited to 4gb?
Even a 25 year old Pentium 4 supports 8GB.
A significant percentage of the US voters were fascists before WW2.
Always has been.
Re writing history? The US did not sign a mutual defense pact with Poland. By definition they couldn’t be a traitor to Poland.
By your definition, Poland is a traitor to Ukraine for only sending aid and not invading Russia to support Ukraine.
Do you also believe the Soviet Union had a moral obligation to conquer France because of the communist French partisans that fought for 5 years?
And America didn’t sign any of the pre war pacts with Poland that Britain and France signed. So you can blame France for not invading the Soviet Union to protect Polish democracy, but not America.
The author is talking for Poles without showing that’s actually what Poles said.
It would be like saying “For French partisans, Yalta meant a betrayal by Soviets.”
I claim a majority of Poles did not like Soviet rule but did not blame America because it was out of America’s control.
It’s fine. Your post has started an actual discussion of alternative UI’s that’s far more informative than the video.
I read that entire first article and nowhere does it claim the Polish people thought that the West sold them to Soviets.
"This [agreement on Poland] is so elastic that the Russians can stretch it all the way from Yalta to Washington without ever technically breaking it,” Admiral William Leahy, Chief of Staff to Franklin Roosevelt.
“I know, Bill, but it is the best I can do for Poland at this time,” Franklin Roosevelt.
It reiterated what I wrote: You can’t sell what you don’t own.
The other links are paywalled. But I can see the last one was written by Robert Novack- a notorious right wing journalist. He would write anything to make a Democrat look bad. In this case, FDR.
It would be interesting if he actually presented an alternative instead of 45 minutes (3 videos so far) of, “What if there was an alternative?”
The video doesn’t even talk about Linux. It’s Xerox Parc, Ted Nelson, Apple Macintosh, and Windows.
It is, understandably, still seen as a betrayal by many in Poland.
??? Do you have a source that it was seen as a betrayal? Poland was under Soviet control before the war ended.
That’s like French communist partisans that fought for 5 years being angry at the Soviets for selling France to the Western Allies.
You can’t sell what you don’t own.
It is particularly absurd that he’d recommend a chiropractor for eyesight. The optic nerves don’t go through the spine.
Do you have a Costco nearby?
The optometrist has a license to practice. You can Google the email for the board in your state.
First video has a nice edited summary of the history of guis.
But if the author had anything to say about guis other than it could be different, he would have said it. -Or at least suggested it to keep interest. The next video is a summary of every YouTube short he’s watched on philosophy and physics.
It’s not relevant to Linux at all.
I’m intrigued simply because it’s not Android but the keyboard and gamepad are better done with existing products like the click keyboard and Gamesir.
Are you talking about the 9600x3d?
They aren’t my favorite but I started going there regularly after this:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/burger-king-explains-net-neutrality-with-a-26-whopper/
The Pentium 4 supported PAE and 36 bit PSE
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension#%3A~%3Atext=This+article+needs+additional+citations%2Cmay+be+challenged+and+removed.&text=In+computing%2C+Physical+Address+Extension%2Cthe+operating+system+enables+PAE.
It’s kind of like how the 8086 was a 16 bit processor but could access 1 megabyte of ram (640k ram 384 k reserved for rom) . -Or the 286 which was 16 bit but could access 24 MB.
But even without that the Prescott P4’s supported 64 bits.