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Tag Archives: Computers
Why I Don’t Have A Raspberry Pi 4: Poor Cooling
Why don’t I have a Raspberry Pi Model 4? Because it has lousy heat design, the case sucks for heat removal, and you must spend up to $20 to get an effective passive cooling design that lets you run full power without a fan. Continue reading
Climate Feedback Follies
Seems that the order in which you compute the factors to create the Climate Feedback can change it as much as the variation between models. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background
Tagged climate, Computers, Math, Model, Ordering, Sensitivity
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@Starbucks, Internet down, postings sporadic…
To live And Die in D.S.L. …plus some tech updates / complaints and life perspectives… Continue reading
Posted in Human Interest, Tech Bits
Tagged Computers, DSL, hotspots, Infrastructure, Network
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Moore’s End, The Economist, The Absurdity and the Ecstacy
Hitting a wall as Moore’s Law runs into a limit of atoms, and how to describe it well. Plus an absolutely absurd statement about “central planning” from The Economist. Continue reading