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This was overall a pretty disappointing video. Really, using a 7th gen system as the "obsolete" PC? That computer is perfectly capable of running a full copy of Windows 10, no debloating necessary. If the machine came with a mechanical hard drive then an SSD would be a no brainer, but I see zero reason to bother with a modified copy of Windows that could potentially introduce a lot more headaches. 
 
My office computer that I use daily still has an old Core i7-2600, and with a cheap SSD it has zero issues running a full copy of Windows 10 Pro. If this hardware can handle lots of heavy tasks without a hitch then a Kaby Lake machine should do even better. Heck, an old Core 2 Duo will do fine with a regular copy of Windows 10. I just find it silly that Linus thinks a 7th gen machine is super outdated. 

No please don't do that. Not every adult has a credit card.

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My stepfather works in tech support and his clients are generally not the most tech-savvy persons on the earth.
Some dialog that actually happened to him:

(client calls him, seriously alarmed)
"Mr. __, I have deleted the internet."
ironically "I see! So that was you."
It turned out, he actually deleted the desktop shortcut for IE.

(he was standing behind a client, giving her instructions)
"Alright, close the window."
confused "The door as well?"
 
"Ok, but what does it say on the screen?"
"Dell."
 
"Mr. __, my printer doesn't work anymore."
"Is it turned on?"
"Of course it is turned on!"
"Ok then, turn it off, please."
"Now... now it's working again."

A friend of mine called me and asked "Dude, how do I open a .gif? When I open it with Windows Photo Viewer, it won't move."
I answered "Just open it with a browser. You use Chrome, right?"
"Yeah, but what if I don't have internet?" 
"Doesn't matter, you don't need internet to browse your local files."
"But, ehm... Chrome doesn't work without internet."
"It does in this case."
 
So the conversation went on a little bit, but he didn't get it, until I came over and showed him how to browse local files in Chrome. (Rightclick, open with ... and selecting a program is hard it seems, so is drag and dropping something from Windows Explorer into Chrome.) That completely blew his mind, and when I thought that he got it, he asked: "But does this mean that everyone who has Chrome can access my files?"
I couldn't resist to facepalm in this situation.

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Can you please stop spewing garbage lies like that? Read the licenses I linked above. They are the legal documents that developers has to follow.
Valve has next to 0 control over OpenVR. Any developer is free to do copy and modify the SDK however they like. With the Oculus SDK however, Oculus has a massive amount of control despite the SDK being open source. An example is that you are not allowed to modify the SDK to work with other headsets, such as the Vive, unless Oculus/Facebook approves of it.
 
 
What are you on about? Of course they can make the changes to make the Oculus SDK support the Vive. Do you have any knowledge of software development at all? It doesn't sound like it. How do you think these modders got Oculus games to work on the Vive? It was not by modifying the Vive. It was by intercepting the calls from the Oculus SDK and changing them.
 
1) Palmer did not confirm it in that post.
2) A Reddit post from a person with vested interest is not a valid source.
3) Palmer is not the one in charge anymore.
4) There is nothing in the licensing agreement (again, the legally binding contract, which is what actually matters here) preventing Oculus from doing it.
 
You can quote however many statements you want, but the fact still remains that there is absolutely nothing stopping Oculus from doing it. When you develop software you follow the license, and I have already linked the license and it does not prevent Oculus from doing anything. The Oculus license on the other hand, does prevent Valve from making the Oculus SDK work on the Vive. I don't understand how you can find this so hard to understand. All you have to do is look at the legal documents and you will see that Valve aren't preventing anyone from doing anything. It is Oculus who has are blocking things. It is right there in the legally binding documents that I have linked earlier.
 
 
Not necessarily. Have you never seen an open source project before? If there are compatibility breaking changes made to the original version of OpenVR then those changes can be incorporated in the forks as well. Nothing in the license prevents it.
 
When did I say Valve were saints? You are putting words in my mouth and then calling me a fanboy.
I don't want you to criticize Oculus. I want you to stop lying and spreading misinformation. I want you to actually read the licenses for yourself instead of parroting what an employee for Facebook says on Reddit.
 
 
Next time you post I would like for you to use sources which are actually legally binding documents. Not a Reddit post from a person with vested interests implying things.

Nintendo is still very relevant to a lot of people. They might not have a lot of third party games, definitely not any important ones, but their first party games are some of the most popular out there and a lot of people still feel it worth buying the consoles for those. Heck, even Luke thinks having a PC and a Wii U is ideal (I'm pretty sure I'm not lying and have heard him say this multiple times). Makes sense to me, considering most third party games eventually make it to the PC and Nintendo probably has the most first party content (and depending on the type of game you like they might have the best).
 
 

but very uncomfortable. 

I so hope that the third party is John McAfee

It's not about insulting, it's about stating things as "facts" that are not facts. 

It's not about insulting, it's about stating things as "facts" that are not facts. 

please give me all call when someone makes a bootloader out of JAVA 

Are you kidding me? You have no idea how insanely impressive this is...
 
NO ONE IN THE ENTIRE AI COMMUNITY THOUGHT THIS WAS POSSIBLE FOR ANOTHER 10 YEARS!
 

Won't buy any Samsung phone. There are other Android phones that have better support.

bruh
 

 

It's not about insulting, it's about stating things as "facts" that are not facts. 

oh you're just salty that there is good news about AMD.
 
Grab an iron and straighten out your panties.

If you own an electric car and you have to pay for the emissions generated by the national grid , then  if you have a normal car , why don't you also pay for the emissions generated by the extraction of petrol and other processes which bring it to its final form?

Dang 3 people won't be able to use spotify anymore

Yeah and they can waterboard you too, nice shitpost.

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"Search function's so good" lol, someone should tell Microsoft that it's not April 1st.