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Tieox reacted to GoodBytes in Windows 11 - Insider Program - Master Thread
New Build 22509
Start menu has now the option to view more pinned apps, or more recommendation Task Bar now shows the clock on the secondary monitors like before Settings panel now has the following Control Panel sections: Network discovery, File and printer sharing, and public folder sharing. They are all under "Advanced Network Settings" section. Settings panel Printers & Scanners sections now shows more information about the printer or scanner, information that used to be displayed in the old Control Panel associated panel Windows Sandbox now support restarts If you now turn on Bluetooth or Wi-Fi while in airplane mode, it will remember your setting when you leave airplane mode. What's Fixed?
https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2021/12/01/announcing-windows-11-insider-preview-build-22509/
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Tieox reacted to WhitetailAni in I'm not at liberty to discuss
It's MotF, what else would we do
Granted it didn't change names in the early days but it does now
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Tieox reacted to mariushm in Alienware no longer shipping high end gaming PCs to certain US States, citing new power consumption regulations
The Aurora systems are piece of shit.
GamersNexus did a review of them and they're crap systems in fancy cases.
The motherboard has a weak VRM without heatsinks on it, the CPU is cooled by a cheap cooler with Intel mounting that's similar to Intel stock cooler in performance
Then you have the big fans consuming lots of power trying to move air through the obstructions in the fancy case.
See the teardown below, it starts from around 4:30
They could have made it more efficient with a better VRM on the motherboard and maybe a bit better power supply - the 650w one they use is OEMed by Huntkey and is gold efficiency - they could have spent 10-20$ more and bundle it with a platinum one or something like that.
Anyway, the regulations are tough, but not hard to achieve with a bit of extra cost. The 12v0 power supplies make it easier to meet or exceed the requirements because they're more efficient.
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Tieox reacted to Mister Woof in Alienware no longer shipping high end gaming PCs to certain US States, citing new power consumption regulations
Summary
Due to new power consumption regulations on consumer computer devices, Dell/Alienware isn't shipping certain high-end gaming PCs to select states. In December 2021, this will also apply to other devices such as high refresh gaming monitors.
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Updated: as more information has been discovered and revealed, I retract basically all my early assumptions. This isn't the States' issue. This is Dell/Alienware being slow to adapt to modern energy efficiency requirements that have been long coming.
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theregister.com/AMP/2021/07/26/dell_energy_pcs/
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Tieox reacted to Skiiwee29 in Amazon's mmo New World is bricking 3090 gpus
If you do, just set an FPS limit in your Nvidia Control Panel to prevent the suspected issue of FPS over drive causing massive power draw and spikes.
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Tieox reacted to BridgeBurner in Amazon's mmo New World is bricking 3090 gpus
Nope. I have a 3080 but i'm still not chancing it. I have plenty of other games to play. I'll wait a while for some patches and see how this plays out.
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Tieox got a reaction from BridgeBurner in Amazon's mmo New World is bricking 3090 gpus
Was thinking of giving this game a look, will be giving it a wider berth than a smelly portaloo at a festival. The investigations into this will be very interesting!
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Tieox got a reaction from slippers_ in [Updated] Huge cyberattack is happening right now, up to 1000 companies might be affected worldwide
Zero day or a known exploit being used?
If it's known then the companies should be fined heavily, patch your damn software.
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Tieox got a reaction from JobinJames in ZeroDay PrintNightmare vulnerability found
I have a hatred for domestic budget printers.
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Tieox reacted to Spotty in 2021 Ali-baba be careful buying GPUs
Did you send this person any money?
You've fallen victim to a scam. If you've sent any money you should contact your bank as soon as possible to report it and try to stop the payment. You should also report it to the police or any dedicated fraud/online scam agency your country has.
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Tieox got a reaction from grg994 in [Updated] Huge cyberattack is happening right now, up to 1000 companies might be affected worldwide
Zero day or a known exploit being used?
If it's known then the companies should be fined heavily, patch your damn software.
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Tieox reacted to Captain Gecko in Audacity classed as spyware
Summary
Audacity, a free audio recording software that is currently used by millions, has been call out as spyware in a recent report. It's new privacy policy changes, that were updated June 2nd, have revealed the software is collecting user data and sharing it with whoever they like, including sending the data to Russia.
Muse purchased Audacity in May
The list of data collected includes:
Users country (based on IP address)
Non-fatal error codes
Users OS and version
Processor in use
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The changes will come into affect with Audacity 3.0
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This is why we can't have nice things, Luckily we have a decent community of people developing a fork of 2.0.
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https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/07/04/open-source-audacity-deemed-spyware-over-data-collection-changes
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Tieox got a reaction from Demonic Donut in I can't cool my Ryzen 9 5900x it's frustrating
Lapping required?
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Tieox got a reaction from AzzaNezz in [Updated] Huge cyberattack is happening right now, up to 1000 companies might be affected worldwide
Zero day or a known exploit being used?
If it's known then the companies should be fined heavily, patch your damn software.
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Tieox got a reaction from Beskamir in [Updated] Huge cyberattack is happening right now, up to 1000 companies might be affected worldwide
Zero day or a known exploit being used?
If it's known then the companies should be fined heavily, patch your damn software.
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Tieox got a reaction from PeterT in License to Run. $4000 IOT Treadmill now charging a subscripion to just run.
Honestly at this point I'm awaiting public toilets that charge per gram of deposit.