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I just don't know what to say. It seems like Madison was only with LTT for a very short time and I thought she would be up there with Linus, Brandon, and Anthony (Emily?) as one of my favorite hosts in time. I really want to believe Linus will make sure this is right because I do think he has a good track record of fixing mistakes as they happen. I don't know if there is a way for LMG to make this right, and I feel bad for Madison because I think she's telling the truth about her experience. Also, some of you all are so caught up on a lawsuit it's dumb. Most things never go to a lawsuit and it doesn't look like Madison is pursuing a lawsuit, which means there won't be a lawsuit period.

What's that, time to buy Kangaroo futures? All in with my life savings. YOLO

Pretty crazy to see this mess. My initial thoughts were, "Yeah, I thought some of those numbers were weird in the benchmarks." Specifically where the 4090 had an insane performance jump or the 3090Ti had performed closer to the 4090 than I was expecting in some benchmarks. I was hoping Linus would just own it and put the breaks on production to figure out the quality issues. Even the Billet Labs stuff I thought was horrible, but I figured Linus would make it right. Seeing Linus' response and then the GN response I have to say I am disappointed.

Reviving this thread because this software is near unusable. I had a mouse die and had to upgrade software, G Hub might be some of the worst software I've ever had to use.

This video made me realize how much I want a new mouse and how much mouse reviews focus on things I don't care about. Why do mouse reviews focus on low weight as if that's objectively better? I feel like that's a popular idea with old-school FPS players, but I prefer something that feels solid. I dislike that a lot of mice are rechargable because battery tech is bad and that will probably fail long before anything else on the mouse. That being said, I do think that the wireless feature is nice. I think using a AA battery is a good compromise there since they're easily replaced. Also, why is Logitech the only company who seems to advertise the scroll wheel with the ability to click the scroll wheel sidewise? Do they have a patent on that?

I apologize if this is in the wrong category, but without further adieu... What nobody seems to have figured out is that how shuffle works is dependent on the repeat button. If the Repeat button is off the shuffle is a true shuffle where songs can be repeated. When the repeat button is on, a song can only be played once on that shuffle and then the shuffle playlist must be played in it's entirety before the song may be repeated. This is how the Shuffle has worked since around 2015 or so and at this point I am not convinced that Spotify even knows this because I have seen people complaining about this for so long and they somehow don't have a help article about it. This was prompted by the latest WAN show.

Well that's a very broad statement. I fully agree that fragmentation does not help the Linux community and there are issues with drivers sometimes, but for many tasks I would take Linux over windows any day of the week. Operating systems are tools and just like any tool, pick the best one for the job. Personally I have found Linux to be much more stable than Windows

From my understanding this has nothing to do with what US companies want to do. This has everything to do with what the US government is forcing companies to do. All of these US based companies are losing large amounts of money from this. For me, I am really curious about the future implications of all of this. I know Huawei is more closely linked to the Chinese government than other manufacturers, but almost all phones are designed or built in china. Are you safe if you buy LG or Apple? What about ASUS; Taiwan is under Chinese influence too. Does this have implications for other Chinese phone manufacturers such as onePlus?

I thought this was relevant based on the recent videos of liquid metal cooling in the LTT videos and that Louis has had a relationship with LTT in the past. Louis was working on a Titan X and found the soldering to be garbage. But the people in the comments realize it's shunt modded. For those that don't know, someone is using liquid metal to purposely short a resistor in order to bypass the voltage cap for the card.

The razor blade. The stealth just seems like it would take to much space.

How would I go about changing the DNS to google?

speedtest.net: 1.7/0.60 Mbps ping: 21 speedof.me: 90/40 kbps without Netflix: Speedtest.net: 18/11 Mbps ping: 18 speedof.me: 13/7.54 Mbps I understand there will be an impact...but that seems like more than it should be right?

I know it's been a while, but I wanted to give a update since some people followed this. I found some old servers through government surplus sites. But, I think I may have been getting a little ahead of myself. I talked to some friends who work at data centers with servers they run out of their homes. I think a server will be to loud for my needs right now. I am currently learning to write C++ and I think I can do basic/medium complexity stuff fairly well. I found someone who's willing to give me their old PC (with decent specs surprisingly) for free. So I'm going to try and hook up my current computer to it with synergy that Luke talked about on the channel. I'll just run some server stuff in the background on it and see how it goes. Although if anyone wants to give me opinions on distributions, that would be helpful. I'm torn between debian and red hat right now. I currently use mint, but want to move away from it. (even if it does have the best color scheme)

live in an apartment with 2 other people and I've noticed that whenever my roommates use the xbox 360 with the internet, particularly in our apartment that the internet is pretty much unusable on any other computer in the apartment. I know it's possible to fix this by setting a limit to the Xbox's IP's bandwidth usage or give priority to other computers. I just don't understand why the Xbox is so bad about hogging bandwidth. We can have every computer in the apartment streaming music, Netflix, surfing the net, or gaming and not have a problem, but the second the Xbox enters the equation everyone else's bandwidth goes bad and you can't load YouTube at 420p fast enough to avoid buffering on one other computer. I just don't understand what is happening that slows down the connection so much. I wonder if streaming off chrome cast would be a better solution?

Ideally it would be nice to keep it up 24/7 so I can host things on it that can be accessed whenever my friends want to use them. It wouldn't need to support much traffic.