dimitriianghelov

or you could just not use the internet and move to a mountain

Windows 10 *ignore the fucking spying its everywhere anyway*
is a gr8 os.

This.
 
I pay for my electricity, I don't care how environmentally "unfriendly" it is. Hell, we're giving people at power plants jobs  :lol:

alot of tech youtubers and reviewers are partnered with nvidia.... getting free stuff from them for their PCs etc.  ..... and being partnered is not that far from being biased...

If you are not happy vote with your wallet.
Otherwise,
If you want to pre-order this is how you do it:
 

Nvidia is as gracious in defeat as a ballerina hippo at an ice rink.

i don't see any problems with this, competition for steam is Good for us.
 
not everyone wants to pay 30% of their profits to valve.

i don't see any problems with this, competition for steam is Good for us.
 
not everyone wants to pay 30% of their profits to valve.

i don't see any problems with this, competition for steam is Good for us.
 
not everyone wants to pay 30% of their profits to valve.

i don't see any problems with this, competition for steam is Good for us.
 
not everyone wants to pay 30% of their profits to valve.

i don't see any problems with this, competition for steam is Good for us.
 
not everyone wants to pay 30% of their profits to valve.

i don't see any problems with this, competition for steam is Good for us.
 
not everyone wants to pay 30% of their profits to valve.

i don't see any problems with this, competition for steam is Good for us.
 
not everyone wants to pay 30% of their profits to valve.

I personally think this is awesome and hilarious that the hackers did this. Feel free to disagree

Meh, a whole bunch of information I couldn't begin to care about.

Grab a chair and get some popcorn. 

Back in 2011, Pesaro, a city in Italy, tries to save money by switching Microsoft Office to open source office suit, OpenOffice with support of open source advocacy group. The idea was to cut substantially cost of paying for software, a move that many smaller and medium companies tries over the recent years.
But open source doesn't always work out cheaper, as the city of Pesaro realized. In 2011, the local government in the Italian municipality of Pesaro decided to switch from Microsoft Office in favor of OpenOffice, training hundreds of staff to use the replacement suite.
But in 2014, the city had enough. The cost of maintaining OpenOffice and continuously required training, and support for the office suit, ended up costing them more, and they only saw the cost raising. In addition, the city reports that the software had a lot of problems and bugs, it was simply not a viable solution for them. Also, previous Access and Excel files could not be ported to OpenOffice properly due to lack of support of important features which Office had, the city needed. This made them have a hybrid system that they needed to support.
 
Says the city officials.Neowin adds:
Switching back to Office has started in 2014, and now they are back to Microsoft Office only. According to the Netics Observatory report, the switch back will result in savings of up to 80% on all software spending for the city.
Source: http://www.neowin.net/news/italian-city-ditches-openoffice-says-return-to-office-365-will-reduce-it-costs-by-up-to-80
To clarify something from the news, and as Neowin states at the end as well, that is important to consider, switching to open source alternative is not necessarily more costly. It can lead to substantial savings, but is not a guaranty result. If things don't go properly, it can end up costing a lot more, or substantially more, like with the story above.

Source 1: http://gizmodo.com/the-ashley-madison-hackers-just-released-all-of-their-s-1724920693?utm_campaign=socialflow_gizmodo_facebook&utm_source=gizmodo_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow
Source 2: http://www.wired.com/2015/08/happened-hackers-posted-stolen-ashley-madison-data/?mbid=social_fb
***New thread with information on an additional 20GB of leaked data: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/434238-ashley-madison-hackers-just-dumped-20gb-more-of-leaked-information/
 
Well then, they certainly were not joking around... The stolen data can be found on the dark web and is 10GB in size. This includes member's email addresses, credit card transactions, and even profiles. One person even found some British government emails. Oh man.
 
Here's what the hacking team, Impact Team, had to say when they released the data:
I mean, they're not wrong. The people who attempted to use Ashley Madison for an affair are pretty scummy, but releasing all of their info online is an equally scummy move. 
 


 
UPDATE
Ars has confirmed that the dumped information is real and genuine, with some Ashley Madison users coming out and saying that they're information was found in the dump.
 
Researchers are still shifting through the nearly 10GB of compressed data, but so far they have found usernames, first and last names, hashed passwords for 33 million accounts, partial credit card data, street names, phone numbers for a huge number of users, records documenting 9.6 million transactions (that's a lot of affairs), and 36 million email addresses. This leak also includes PayPal accounts used by Ashley Madison executives, Windows domain credentials for employees, and a large number of proprietary internal documents, org charts, contracts, sales techniques, and more. 
 
Source: http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/08/ashley-madison-hack-is-not-only-real-its-worse-than-we-thought/
 
I thought that primarily burner accounts were exposed, and most of the information is, but there's a lot more personal information being exposed here than I originally thought. 
 

the products Dr. Lisa Su is responsible will launch next year , the fury was made by the previous CEO

I think you have a lack of common sense.

Ah, the mobo thing again.
It's been that way for a while.

Looks ugly af

Nvidia the way it's meant to be fried