its more to show "we have production ready 7mm fuckers, beat that"

@Tervy how exactly, RTX cards already have the floating point compute unlocked

that was previously locked to tesla/quadro

indeed __if__ the R7 wil lhave FP64 enabled it will give nice contender for RTX,, incase it does not FP16 is there where it beats RTX cards (aka basic content creation tools for now?)

but yeah so far there has been rumors that FP64 _WONT_ be avaible

and some say that it will

one of those things we need probly just to wait a nd see

but indeed if they dont deliver on those marks RTX series will be more obvious buys for same price

unless Mantle API bull something magical out of its ass

NDA drops later today

so we'll see

yeah

are these GPUs mac compatible?

nobody cares about mac

apple has put amd gpus in their iMac Pros

somebody's gonna care

AMD cards will probably be

most current AMD cards work on Mac

so why not future ones?

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/02/07/android_january_patches/

i wonder when first countries state by law that _any_ device manufacturer sold inside said country needs to provide security updates for 10+ years or something

didn't EU already force 18 months?

note sure, sadly 18 months aint nothing really

18 months ain't shit

>not buying a new phone every 12 months

are you guys poor?

https://9to5mac.com/2019/02/06/adobe-premiere-cc/

Itoddlers BTFO

based polish people

but apparently thats pretty much copy and paste from AMDs own benchmarks

so realworld tests still keep us waiting

Link to article?

Is it possible to determine, when a LUKS encrypted system has been successfully decrypted and booted the last time, if you are unable to decrypt it yourself?

The question in essence is: if you have two encrypted Linux systems installed on two SSDs and you are asked to hand over the decryption keys by the authorities, can you give the password of one of them to the authorities, and plausibly deny to remember the other one because "its an old system that I haven't used in a long time"?

as long as all log files are within encrypted container.. i doubt ?

mm actualy probly depens on system

if Grub2/uefi/whateverbootmanager is a snitch and keeps logs

then yes @Deleted User

but boot managereless login ??should not ?? write logs to anywhere but inside the containers once you have given password