Peacefulwarrior

Of course Microsoft will get it running at 4K*
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*Upscaled 1080p and we'll just call it "4K" but with resolution scaling technology

That intel B360 noscoped!
 
Nobody? Aww....
I hate myself.

I now know what dark theme users go through. 
 
 
 
This  better have dope palm rejection. I cant use the samsung S8 from work because my palms are always pressing in the curved glass. 
And the camera bump is uglyAF

I think people should read the article (not the sensationalistic one) before jumping in to defend their hobby.
The study does not say video games (or FPS games) causes brain damage. It is a lot more complicated than that. Also, 100 people is not an insignificant sample group assuming the test was done correctly.
The study does not even say video games are bad.

Something tells me you did not read the paper.
 
1) This study might have been peer reviewed since it is published in nature research (it was submitted in January this year, then revised and finally published a few days ago).
2) This study is in and of itself based on a previous study made in 2015 (can be found on NCBI's website). This study (the one published a few days ago) wanted to test the findings of the 2015 study to see if they were valid or not. By the way, that study was published by the Royal Society which is UK based.
3) I am not sure if "common sense" should be applied when talking about the effects certain stimuli can have on our brains. How the brain functions and develops is not exactly common sense.
4) Previously settled science actually agrees with this study. Like I said before, this study set out to prove or disprove previously made tests and conclusions.
5) Where did you see anecdotal evidence and lofty claims in the paper?
 
 
 
Edit:
Something I have noticed appear more and more these days as an argument for dismissing tests is that "the sample size is too small".
Not all studies needs thousands of individuals to be tested to meet statistical significance. Often times a larger sample size just means your margin of error will become smaller. That's why this study made t-tests to determine what would be classified as a statistical significance based on their sample size.

puny humans

Google can kiss my ass for the constant US/Canada aproach. Let them burn in silicon valley when communism striks upon America.
 
In all serioussnes though. That's cool but I hate the US/Canada exclusivity. 

It's also worth saying that in the professional usages the Vega FE was significantly faster than the Titan Xp, good choice if that is the work loads you do but don't go buying one of these to play games on wait for the gaming cards.

I can't wait until AMD releases Vinyl CPUsuit and Intel's next-gen Dakimakura! 
 
For those of you who don't know what a dakimakura is:
 

NOW DO SUPREME COMMANDER, PLEASE!

Hell yes, make it so it can use multiple threads so it doesn't die when there are many units on a large map. That game becomes a slide show on every PC late game.

I dunno if I want a mouse having sudo privileges..
 
The word you're looking for is psuedo.

Their logo is so stupid looking. It looks like a bird telling someone to come over because they have a secret to tell them

That's actually pretty useful, I know of some pretty crazy intersections that would be really confusing for someone going through them for a first time.

Here, buy this CPU that is identical to a cheaper model but with the ability to overclock.
 
But don't overclock it. 

Also takes forever to deactivate the service and even have you wait 20 god damn minutes after saying "no" for the 5th time to wait for email confirmation and then continue to beg for you stay. Pathetic.

Also takes forever to deactivate the service and even have you wait 20 god damn minutes after saying "no" for the 5th time to wait for email confirmation and then continue to beg for you stay. Pathetic.

Me right now:

Keepass ftw

Not sure how much further can they optimise Intel's CPUs for gaming.
 
Also keep in mind that Ryzen was just released, so a lot of applications/games will start adopting on it and trying to optimise it.
Just give Ryzen some time

Seems like a legitimate explanation.

Well if its similar to unsigned apps in Apple computers and you can change the setting, this is a very good thing for general consumers. If not, then Microsoft is gonna learn real fast what they need to do.

This does not force you to install from the MS Store, you have multiple options as listed from this screenshot: 
 
From Sweeny's tweet, link: https://mspoweruser.com/microsoft-just-added-the-best-way-of-preventing-installation-of-bloatware-in-windows-10/
 
Correct me if im wrong or if im just ultimately blind on this.