MattLifewalker

Satellite broadband always has terrible latency, its just a by product of the method. The issue is radio waves having to get all the way to space, be bounced around in space a few times before being sent back to a traditional DNS server to be processed in the usual way then having to do it all again on the reverse journey back to you.
 
Mobile broadband has a higher latency than fibre and that relies on masts dotted around the planets surface, just think how much further it is to get to a satellite.

That reverse UNO card is doing a lot of heavy lifting..

I believe, like the author of the ZDnet article, that a lot of the accounts are people who use the same credentials on multiple sites.
If username and passwords leak from one site, and you use the same for this, then Disney+ is compromised "by proxy".
 
Moral of the story: Don't reuse passwords on multiple sites.

I hate the idea of games as a service. Games aren't like movies where it's absolutely identical on every run so you basically watch it once and forget about it. Where games can be entirely different experience for several runs. And if you like modding and simply prefer to actually own things, this just isn't it. But I can see it being popular among normies who treat games like I treat movies. They play them through once and forget about them. For them, this will be great as it would probably end up being cheaper.

Not sure I understand what you mean by this. Go on about what exactly?
When? How? Where? Show me. I'm asking you too @MattLifewalker. I'm no douchebag. If I'm a bit of a douchebag, I see that as okay. For one, I'm only human. And two, chicks love dudes who are a bit of a douchebag. I can only be real with you dude. Telling you something you want to hear is unhealthy for ya'.
 
Bottom line, a hot deal is something you get. You get it. Now if you could be so kind as to showing me a single hot deal from GOG that you got today, I'll be sure to applaud you for it. I'd even be interested in watching your game play, whether it's recorded or a live stream.

You are quite often a bit of douchebag when other people post deals or don't agree with you, just keep it friendly my dude

They'll blame the issues that the select users are facing on their own actions, claiming they did something wrong.

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I just updated to 1903 yesterday
 
EDIT:
I just remembered that I have an Intel CPU so I dont have to worry about this since I have bigger problems

Oh no, this has been predicted!

/s
Source: https://linustechtips.com/main/profile/554361-lukesavenije/?status=230824&type=status Thanks @LukeSavenije
 
I hope these issues aren't going to turn out too big, or at least be able to be fixed with software (that doesn't lower the performance much), otherwise Intel will be somewhat screwed..
Or it turns out AMD also has these issues and it's evenly bad for both parties.

Its not like Chrome OS has any applications that could put those threads to use.....

I would still do it. The $35 chargeback fee on the vendor hits pretty hard and could cause quite an issue over time. 

Yes? I always played CoD for the single player campaign which become worsen and worsen until there was no more SP campaign at all because gotta keep making Battle Royal with a shot load of loot boxes and micro transactions to profit from nowadays children.
 
I really miss the old times money was made by making a good game and not an elaborated gambling system that targets children's tendency to get addicted.

Wait...
So, I can service my car, and could get it completely wrong and be a complete liability to everyone else on the road
Or I can rig a 50kg light poorly, so that it could fall on a person or two and kill them
But opening my phone? don't be ridiculous that could harm me.
LOGIC 

Yes, you read that title right.

Sauce: https://www.theverge.com/2019/5/6/18534687/microsoft-windows-10-linux-kernel-feature
 
Because obviously just Windows Subsystem for Linux and OpenSSH support wasn't enough, Microsoft will soon ship a full Linux kernel in Windows 10.
 
Based on kernel 4.19, this will appear in Windows Insiders builds coming this summer.
 
You'll still have to install a userspace via the Windows Store to use the kernel, but this marks the first time that Microsoft, which has historically called Linux a "cancer" and produced hit pieces against Linux, will include Linux in Windows. This obviously is meant for developers, but since a kernel is now native to Windows, this should improve performance of WSL.
 
Also, yes, it will be updated via Windows Update, it will be open source, and the source code will be released in compliance with the GPL. Developers will also be encouraged to contribute their own changes to the kernel.
 
Again, this is the same company that used to call Linux a "cancer" and actively resisted its proliferation in the workplace. Now they're embracing it to the point where they're including the kernel within Windows 10. Thoughts? Concerns? Screams of agony? Should Microsoft replace the NT kernel with the Linux kernel and finally usher in the Year of the Linux Desktop?

I played around with a Gear S3 and Sport for a couple weeks as I'm also not the biggest fan of the Apple Watch aesthetics. I especially like the navigation ring, but I found the S3 to be too bulky (and also a bit....toyish looking) while the Sport just had an odd squircle (square-circle) design choice.
 
At the end of the day, I'd say they're just as good as the Apple Watch -- the S3 being awesome because it supports MST (which would be really nice given the horrible NFC support in the US). But Apple doesn't allow Samsung Pay to work, so that (along with the overall bulk of the S3 and no real pro to the Sport) pushed me to the Series 3 Apple Watch.

Stack Overflow: What is my purpose? 
Rick: You help CS students cheat on their HW.
Stack Overflow: Oh my god!

UK: "We need to block 'harmful' content!"
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And in 2022, fanboys will claim that Apple were the first and basically created it.

Doesn't dubstep cause mating failure in all species?

I just moved from iPhone to Android last month. I went from a 5s to an S9. I had been wanting to make the jump for a couple years. Apple just hasn't excited me with anything they have been putting out and i especially don't agree with their anti consumer practices. I didn't enjoy owning a device that required me to live within an controlled ecosystem. I am a customer not livestock! Freedom to use the device how I see fit is such a huge advantage. Owning an Android phone is like a breath of fresh air. I can customize it to my liking and load whatever apps i want. The things i can do with this phone out of the box would require me to jailbreak my iPhone, but even then i still wouldn't be able to do everything my S9 does. Apple would have to change their entire game for me to switch back.

Most of the hapless techno weenie millennials have zero clue how the internet, programming, hardware, electronics in general WORK. They may know how to use them, but no clue how to design, build or make something that they consume and dispose of into the heap of e-waste they create with their vacuous consumerism.
 
Old people arent the only clueless ones. MOST people are clueless.

I have never experienced that with a headset. My experience is just from playing guitar in a band. RFI (Radio Frequency Interference) can be caused by a number of things. Poorly shielded cable, Unbalanced connection, or a ground problem. Maybe try some aluminum foil wrapped around the cable or near the mic? Somebody else here might have more experience with this.

Doesn't matter what brands you get. RAM sticks has a standard for fabrication quality control. Has been for many years. That's why every RAM sticks (AFAIK) says something like 'Lifetime Warranty' on its box.
The only thing you need to look up for is its warranty service.
 
The clock speed of your three RAM modules is 2133 MHz though...

not sure but kinda sounds like one of the problem i hade a year ago... in my case it was a faulty memmory stick..
 
do a Windows Memory Diagnostic  run and see what u can find out..
 
 
https://www.howtogeek.com/260813/how-to-test-your-computers-ram-for-problems/

I'm all for USB-C on everything. It would be great in so many ways. Would eliminate the issue with incompatible chargers when visiting friends for starters. And if Apple would start pushing USB-C hard it would quickly grow in popularity.
 
But I have a hard time seeing Apple ditching lightning anytime soon. The switch from 30-pin to lightning was a bit painful for people invested in the Apple-ecosystem. But the switch from lightning to USB-C would be even worse. Almost everything Apple makes have a lightning port these days. It's kinda the USB-C dream we all have only limited to Apple products. They are far too invested in lightning to suddenly ditch it. Not to mention there is no real benefit to switch connector since lightning is fine as is.

On the other hand ditching the USB-A connector on the other end of the iPhone cable makes perfect sense. They are walking away from the USB-A connector on their computers so why not make the iPhone able to connect to your new macbook straight from the box? Not to mention it would kinda fit in a "USB-C all the things, except our cables have a Apple-only end also".