Unsure exactly what instance you're thinking of, but this happened in Missouri in the USA a few years ago: https://www.vice.com/en/article/this-is-the-hacking-investig...

Honestly this might have been it. Only had a vague recollection of it :)

It looks like they have the workloads for version 7 as well:

CPU: https://www.geekbench.com/doc/geekbench7-cpu-workloads.pdf

GPU: https://www.geekbench.com/doc/geekbench7-gpu-workloads.pdf

Thanks for finding that.

> The Clang workload uses the Clang compiler to compile the Lua interpreter, a popular open-source language interpreter.

People really shouldn't call Geekbench a synthetic benchmark anymore, since it has been using real world workloads for years now.

If memory serves, it has been since version 4 or 5 that they started including real workloads. I agree that it shouldn’t be considered synthetic any more.

Sheldon Browns website is a treasure trove of information! It’s an old school website, but the content is there.

https://www.sheldonbrown.com

My bet for why they're comparing it to the Intel models: They want to advertise more heavily to the Intel folks so they can more quickly reduce / remove support for multiple architectures. They are trying to convince the Intel folks that Apple Silicon will be much more performant. Also, they probably want people to spend money on their products sooner than they otherwise would have.

That being said, They are still comparing against the M1 chips here. They aren't only comparing against Intel.

Not sure exactly when you had the UDM, but the earlier firmware for both the UDM and UDMP was awful and filled with bugs. It has since gotten a lot better. I haven't had any issues with my UDMP since the newer firmware and my home internet experience is much smoother than with my consumer routers (which would randomly drop connections or refuse new connections until a reboot... full NAT table maybe?)

What does the optional proprietary firmware on the type-c Controller get you? Just wondering.. I have the convergence mobian edition from ~January that seems to work well out of the box with the included usb-c hub. Does the convergence edition possibly come with that proprietary firmware?

If you don't flash it, you'll not be able to use PD chargers or alt-dp mode, or USB-C hubs/docks. It's pre-flashed in factory these days.

Well, I'm glad to see this posted here... I was concerned that somehow my phone got infected with some kind of malware after a reboot didn't fix it. It's concerning to me that an update was pushed out that apparently wasn't tested very well.

The beauty of noise-cancelling headphones is that you don't need to have the volume as loud to block out the sound. Make sure you're not listening too loudly! Ear damage from sound is no joke.

Electron is listed as #9 as the entry for 2013.

Bananas. I'm not seeing that on my end (Chrome). Opened Firefox and there it is. Might be time to nuke this Chrome install.

Jolla are selling sailfish for 50 euros and the official support is limited to Sony xperia phones. Personally, i have never paid for my cellphone OS and neither have the vast majority of people out there.

When the instructions involve a bunch of convoluted commands and the terminal, Sailfish doesn't stand a chance. Like, their chances of growing in popularity are literally zero with this model.