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Gladys Berjerkelian... Bejekele... Brelekj... Gladys, premier of NSW and probably the least horrible state government leader in Australia right now though that's not saying much, has abruptly resigned due to an ongoing corruption investigation.
Expecting things to somehow get worse.
Meanwhile Dictator Dan down south remains firmly entrenched. Although...
It's been over 24 hours, and it is still going - please note - the tweet count is the previous 24 hours only... So, a few have dropped off... hopefully #DanNextpic.twitter.com/R8J9aKKjCw
It's not secure and people will steal your stuff. In this case, Coinbase wallets. It sounds like the people affected here might have reused a password leaked by a different site, and the attackers then bypassed 2FA to break into the accounts.
It's a DRAMless TLC model; the alternative at this price point is QLC flash with DRAM. The tradeoffs are complex but for the average user TLC is still a better bet.
The drive is rated up to 3.3GBps for reads and 2.7GBps for writes, which used to be a very high-end product and is now available at under $100 in a 1TB drive.
It's also very power-efficient, so a good choice for upgrading a laptop.
And can sustain that rate for writes for 95 seconds before it runs out of cache and slows down a bit. Though it gets pretty toasty if you do that, with the chip temperature - not the case - spiking as high as 92C.
Showing an annual failure rate for newer devices of 1.05% for SSDs and 1.38% for hard drives. That's quite high and I'd like to dig into the details, but I can certainly report having seen expensive enterprise SSDs simply dropping dead without warning.
Ampere's 80 core Arm server chips can rival AMD's 64 core parts on many benchmarks (though not as I recall for PostgreSQL) at around half the price, and they now offer 128 core models. They're not as easy to get as AMD or Intel parts, but I've been trying without success to acquire some AMD Epyc Milan servers for work, so "easy to get" is all relative.
If you have a high-end video card, particularly a 3090 or 3080 Ti, and double particularly an overclocked model, do not play Amazon Games' first successful release, New World. It could end in smoke and sadness and RMA Hell.