Emil

And that is why CyanogenMod still exists.

I kinda agree with you. I don't like the fact that the spying does exist but honestly you can't really escape it, it's inevitable in this day and age.

I really don't care about the whole spying thing. As long as it doesn't go too far I don't care.
 
inb4 privacy whores hate on me
 
OK, this is going too far. I don't mind stuff like start menu information, but webcam data and keystroke data is going too far.

Microsoft details its new improved memory management that is coming up in the next version of Windows 10. We don't know if it will part of 10.1 officially, but as it is a big feature, it is safe to assume so. Currently, Windows Insiders on the Fast ring are using it as we speak. The early release is probably due to ensure the most testing is done. Already, it is known that Google Chrome 64-bit specifically, crashes due the new memory management. Microsoft already warmed Google about it to work together in solving the issue, but we know no details if Google has responded.
The new memory management system allows Windows 10 to run better on a system with low amount of memory. The target is low cost systems with low memory, old systems, and smartphone running Windows 10.
It works by detecting when you are low in memory, and when you are it will compress in place unused for a while pages (program memory) in place (for maximum performance), instead of moving it to disk pagefile. The problem with secondary storage (HDD/SSD), is that those are way slower than your RAM. So avoiding it, keeps the system operating faster. When a program is which its memory pages where compressed is accessed by the user, Windows decompresses it, once again in place.
As a result of this behavior, expect Windows processes and your programs memory usage, to fluctuate on the task manager, and CPU usage may increase as it decompresses/compressed your pages, which should be visible when you ate getting close to low memory (memory pressure). Doing so reduces disk read/write of disk, and increases system responsiveness.
Microsoft says:


Source: http://www.winbeta.org/news/microsoft-educates-insiders-windows-10-handles-memory
Thanks for the tip: @deviant88
Office build number of Windows 10 is: 10240
Windows 10 Insider Preview fast ring Build where this feature was introduced: 10525

they should build a better browser into Firefox 
 
 
just sayin it'snotasgoodasitusedtobeneitherischrome :lol:

I figured that I would share my success story real quick. So I decided to get a NF-A14 PWM for Corsair TX V2 850W, run the fan connector to my motherboard and it worked great! This way I can monitor the fan speed and adjust it using the rudimentary fan curve in my BIOS.
 

Ehhh. I don't pirate I am gud with this

http://www.tweaktown.com/news/46143/ccleaner-v5-07-now-here-windows-10-support-more/index.html
 
This is Awesome news cause I'm a long time CCleaner user!
 
What cleaners do you guys use!?

USB Hard Drive Dock
NCIX: http://bit.ly/1e8kDW2
Amazon: http://geni.us/1omK
 
Stayblcam
Direct: http://stayblcam.com/
 
What could Linus have in his bag of less than $100 technology today? Watch to find out!
 
TechKeys OneKeyboard, and ThreeKeyboard
Direct: http://techkeys.us/collections/accessories
Video of housing manufacturing: 

 
Vessel Link: https://www.vessel.com/videos/U8aoIQCOL
YouTube Link: 

Yes.
 
 
 
Nice
 
I did the same thing on my latest desktop build: route the entire fan header to the motherboard for absolute control

So i just got a email form twitch saying with a simply toggle button in setting broadcasters can now reduce the stream delay by 33%
 
All i can say is Finally!!!!!!
 
 
"Beginning today, all broadcasters will have the option to reduce stream delay on their broadcasts via an on-off toggle in Settings. Enabling this feature reduces delay on average by 33%.
How have we reduced the delay? We’ve successfully cut the video segment size from four seconds to two seconds, which decreases the amount of video that is stored in the processing pipeline. If you’re a broadcaster who spends a lot of time interacting with chat, this new reduced delay option means you’ll spend less time waiting for replies.
 
You can enable this option at any time, but it must be turned on prior to the start of your broadcast to take effect.
 

We’re releasing the reduced delay beta as an option to broadcasters because it does come at a small quality of service cost – particularly to viewers with poor internet connections. Some viewers may experience changes in playback, with shorter, more frequent buffering times. Because less video is queued on a viewer’s computer, they will be more susceptible to variations in download bandwidth, and may experience more interruptions in service while video buffers. Rather than require every channel to switch to the reduced delay option, we’re leaving it up to the broadcaster to decide what is best for his or her community. If you spend a lot of time interacting with chat, a decreased delay may be incredibly beneficial to your community."
 
Source:http://blog.twitch.tv/2015/05/new-reduced-stream-delay-beta/

Buy it once, have it forever.  I can dig it.

WAIT HOLD UP. WE DONT WANT LINUS'S PERSONAL PC. The case has a lot of meaning to him guys. It was a gift from his wife. I believe it was the first gift from her too.
EDIT: Thanks for all the likes guys! Hopefully Linus or someone from LMG will read this and this will make Linus keep his build. Even if the goal of 100k is made we should convince Linus to do another build maybe, with signatures from the whole LMG family and maybe even his wife. This would let Linus keep the build he has with the special case his wife gave him. Besides, his personal PC would be more special to him than us.

Oh dear, I will need to strip my 256GB SSD for this to even load before I die..

Pass. That doesn't look good at all. 
 
Double bezel for the fail. 
 
And 299? So you're actually ~50 off the Apple Watch OR the same price as the G Watch - arguably what might be better choices for those specific platforms if you're willing to give up on the immense battery life. 
 
For a Gen 2 product I expected better attention to aesthetics from these guys...

what does it running on an x64 instruction set have to do with your RAM usage...

They look like some trucks you'd see in Euro Truck Simulator.

Some good discussion in here, but I really don't like the way the OP was personally attacked. Everyone in this community is welcome to voice his or her opinion about the content we produce at Linus Media Group because that's how we improve.
 
With that said, the mix of low end to high end productsf is unlikely to change anytime soon, and the reason is that people are only interested in watching something new, and there's simply no innovation in the space.
 
How far back do we have to go to find a $100 graphics card that wasn't rebadged?
 
How far back do we have to go to find a $40-50 CPU cooler that performs any differently than every other $40-50 CPU cooler? 
 
Why am I not making videos about this stuff? Because it's BORING AS ALL HELL. The cost reductions that these companies are achieving through better manufacturing are being offset by the ever increasing cost of raw materials, so that's why we end up with effectively the same price and same performance year after year after year in these commodity categories.
 
I actually just had a meeting internally and we're killing off all-in-one liquid coolers as a review category unless someone comes up with something truly special or that we haven't reviewed before (like a triple 140mm or something). Why? Because I'm bored of them, and apparently so are you: 
 
That video has lower engagement, and lower views than most of what we've released in the last month even though it's a solid cooler.
 
The way I see it, my job is to make entertaining videos about interesting tech. You might not personally have any use for a smart baby monitor or a triple 34" Eyefinity setup, but did you watch the video? Was the tech interesting? Were you not entertained?

This is not new news. Apple never did support it natively. The TRIM Enabler software actually modifies the binary to the driver. This is why the fix does not work with Yosemite. Because Yosemite has driver signing. Only signed drivers will run, and by modifying it you make the checksum change and thus it fails to load. The workaround is to just disable driver signing with a simple boot flag.. "kext-dev-mode=1" TRIM Enabler will even set it for you. We've known this since July when the beta came out.

just unlock the kext signing and you are good... it isnt blocked they just made it harder...
 
and trim enabler easily does this for you now... so no big deal.
 
all this worry about "only install bla bla from trusted sources" is worthless... itll be the same as running an older OS X version

http://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/HTML5-Finally-Released-W3C-Recommendation
 
Recently, the W3C has officially recommended the whole HTML5 standard as a specification for browser vendors and other interested parties. It is final. It is complete. Future work will now be rolled into HTML 5.1, which is currently on "Last Call" and set for W3C Recommendation in 2016. HTML 5.2 will follow that standard with a first specification working draft in 2015.
Image Credit: Darth Vader
 

at first I thought this was made by SMS audio 
 
This is really cool.

So what is this?
 

This is a very rare opportunity to do a LIVE Q&A session with one of the folks who worked on the Devil's Canyon (Haswell K Refresh) line of CPUs from Intel. He and I have connected already briefly and aside from trade secrets, you guys are welcome to ask any questions you want about the product, the development cycle, and what it's like behind the scenes working on an important product like this at Intel!

 

Darrin Lynch, Product Marketing Engineer for Intel will be joining us for a Q&A and suggestion session on June 26, 2014 at 11am Pacific time
 
Click here to find out what time it is in your time zone
 
This will be a great opportunity to talk about your ideas, ask questions, and give feedback on this exciting new product. 
 
Not only that, but we'll be giving away TWO Intel Devil's Canyon CPUs on the show... Because Intel is sending me the CPUs and putting me in charge of shipping the prizes, the giveaway will be INTERNATIONAL.
 
It will be streamed at http://twitch.tv/linustech, and the giveaway we're running is for LIVE VIEWERS ONLY.
 
The main topic of the stream is basically up to you guys and I'd love to see you post your ideas in this thread ahead of time so we can figure out how to structure this to make it as entertaining and educational as possible!
 
I want this to be a lot of fun and super interactive, so please post your ideas in this forum thread. I will definitely be taking more suggestions during the show as well, but it's great to have a starting point.. Folks who post in the thread versus trying to get their questions featured live *will* have a bit of an advantage!
 
How do I win the swag?
 
The winner will be chosen randomly from the live viewers of the stream during a random period, so make sure you're paying attention!
 
Make sure you're registered for Linus Tech Tips forum and signed in while you're watching the live stream Make sure you're watching from somewhere that you'll have access to a browser Tune into the stream right at the beginning and make sure you're paying attention!

You can - just make sure you PM me and we can figure it out :D

The main reason we removed the viewability of other First Blood badge holders is that we didn't want it to turn into an ego measuring contest for "who has one and who doesn't" and it felt like having a centralized list would increase the risk of FB members turning into a clique or something.

If people really want to know how much support we get during the First Blood campaign, I don't mind updating at the end along with a rough outline of our plan for the money whether it's to use it to buy products that we can't get samples of (a big problem for us right now is we have a limited number of manufacturers that seed us with stuff so our content can get unbalanced that way in the long term) or to get some new equipment.