What strikes me as a not very legitimate rumor is the NPU requirement. I upgraded to a high end CPU last year and it lacks a NPU. If it becomes a requirement, they’d exclude most of the consumer space. The tpu requirement wasn’t that bad as it had been around for a while.
AI will be a focus, though, I guess. Gonna skip 12 if this becomes reality.
There was this thing that happened a few years ago. Usually the frequency fluctuates a bit, but averages out to 50hz/60hz. Many appliances are using clocks that use the grids frequency to time them. In one instance the grid frequency averaged slightly below their target over a period of time so clicks would show the wrong time (like a minute or two off). They adjusted the grid to be slightly off in the other direction to compensate and make the clocks catch up to real time.
Here’s an article about that: https://www.drax.com/electrification/electricity-causing-clocks-europe-run-slowly/
No mention of Starlancer? It kinda flew under the radar but had a nice setting and good controls.
Yeah. Just gonna replace the bottom bracket. 10 min MAX! Oh, the thread to pull of the crank got mangled. Gotta use a hammer. Oh, the threads for the bracket is also mangled. 3 strong dudes, two days adn 3 hours of work later it finally gives.
Well, now my bike works again.