SuperSpruce @ SuperSpruce @lemmy.zip

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Is this a general rule? Because with my primitive checking, all sum of first n cubes add to the square of a triangle number.

1^{2 = 1}3 = 1

(1+2)^{2 = 1}3 + 2^3 = 9

(1+2+3)^{2 = 1}3 + 2^{3 + 3}3 = 36

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What are good brands that don't sell your data? Is TP-link okay?

No, I mean 500Mb/s, as my Internet will be 300Mb/s. My needs are not great.

Politics

I just extrapolate from NVMe SSDs which are currently ~$55 for 1TB, so ~$40 for 750GB = 1TB - 250GB. It's really hard to find info about the true cost of internal storage on mobile devices.

Their 1TB version is $1600 because they get away with charging $400 for $40 worth of storage.

It scales well if you got the blue seals and a couple of glass cards in case of emergency

I won after a dozen or so attempts by going for something similar: 4 of a kind Aces. A couple Grims in some early spectral packs helped immensely in drawing that hand consistently.

With the cryptid mod you probably can

The true Holy Grail item in my hobby of motorcycle riding would be a MotoGP bike.

Realistically the achievable halo option is a 1000cc supersport and lots of track days.

This is honestly surprising to me. Wouldn't they charge wealthy people more because they could just suck up the higher prices?

Similar story here with my SN30 Pro+. It was great the first year then the Bluetooth stopped working consistently, then the wired mode also stopped working consistently a year later.

Not competitive. A Honda Grom is just over half that price and probably way more capable and way more fun, and a Honda Navi is equally capable and a third of the price.

Sorry to say this, but with your GPU there's no way you can emulate a switch, even for non graphically intensive games.

The consoles you can emulate are very limited compared to the switch, and those old games have so many crazy optimizations that new games don't have.

I recommend you look into classic games for old consoles or native Android games instead. If you want to run non-intensive switch games well, you need one of the following:

1. A mid-range to high-end PC, preferably at least a Zen 3 or later or 12th gen Intel or later, although you might be fine with a couple generations behind those
2. An Android phone with a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 or better, 8 Gen 2 or better is ideal
3. A handheld with those SoCs or better, with an OS that can run Switch emulators
4. An actual Nintendo Switch

Happy to see someone's finally going to Lemmy for these questions rather than Reddit! But I have to ask, what is the full SoC?

I'm not an expert on this, but I'd imagine you can run NES/SNES/GB/GBA games no problem, with a good possibility of running N64/DS games handily.

My phone with a Snapdragon 425 handled that no problem even though it struggled to run Android or any web page.

My phone with a Snapdragon 632 could handle DS games and N64 games, with just a slight audio latency from the latter.

I also use ZArchiver and unzipping is zippy (sorry) in my experience. Not quite as fast as Linux but that's to be expected considering the hardware difference.

However Windows is quite slow in this regard in my experience. It can easily take 30 seconds to extract a zip file that Linux can do in under a second, often with a sub 1MBps throughput. This is on an NVMe SSD.

Baron+mime runs with red seal gold cards go crazy

A single month of patreon is gonna give them more money than watching all their videos with ads, you can just rotate

Can we stop putting actually infuriating political BS in the lighthearted c/mildlyinfuriating?

Most OEMs like to say that they have the very best. And unfortunately, software just keeps bloating, making it more useful to have a higher end chip.

However, this dynamic has changed somewhat in recent years as the price of flagship SoCs has skyrocketed by ~4x in 5 years. More high-end phones are releasing with not quite the best chip, like the base iPhone, the Pixel, and the Galaxy S25/S25+ (due to Exynos).