Christophe Corazza

Of course...

Not true, go and check out for example PNY and Dell

Trying to revive old corpses I see... A power surge destroys electrical devices, regardless of whether they are on or off. Having the power cord connected to a surge protector is the only true way to safeguard a computer from an electrical surge... apart from physically unplugging the device of course.

A bit of a strange question: I’m looking for a webcam that will be mounted at the outside of a vacuum chamber beam tube of a proton accelerator (mounted behind a quartz viewport) to monitor what goes on at the inside. There are, however, some issues: - The vacuum chamber is made out of stainless steel; therefore, it is quite dark on the inside. However, the chamber has two viewports: one of which will obviously be occupied by the webcam, the other one is used to shine LED light to the inside of the chamber. Thus, the webcam needs to be quite light sensitive. - The quartz window of the viewports has a diameter of about 5.5 cm. So, I assume that there will be enough room for the lens of the webcam. - The distance between the viewport (and thus the position of the webcam) and the point of interest is approximately 50 cm. - The webcam needs to be able to record video with high quality and resolution. The price is not an issue at all. I have no knowledge of webcams, so your help is really appreciated. Do you guys have any recommendations? P.S. not really sure where this one goes. So move it if needed ??

Wonderful! Now that we’ve established this observation, we can try to draw some conclusions. You know… back here in Belgium, we have a Dutch saying. Translated into English, it goes something like this: “Trying to retrieve old cows from a ditch.” Don’t ask me why cows… or how the hell they ended up in a ditch… The saying just popped into my mind when reading your comment. ?

What about TeamViewer?

Would be hilarious

Walter is turning in his grave.

Conveniantly when many iPhones today are water resistant.

Nvidia will try to sue in 3... 2... 1...

Seems like a lot for a password manager. And I don't know how I feel about my VPN and password managers being together.

The Play Store also now has a ban on repetitive content, which Google describes as "multiple apps with highly similar content and user experience," Did you look at your communication apps offering Google?

Quality control...

Probably a bit over-the-top reaction... no?

Cause I need emojis when I am clearing an ARP cache, pinging Google or releasing a DHCP config... ipconfig /all ? Copy *. ? D:\?

Between this, the flicker gate, the power problems and the CU finding of poor reliability of Surface devices, I don’t see why anybody would buy a Surface device over other more capable competitors.

I'd like to sue Denuvo for performance hindrance in products that I buy...

ce Lake SP Xeons still two years away? Oh boy. AMD has a serious chance now...

Profits are on the Ryze!

Users whine about short battery life all the time, then they whine about the app can't run in the background by default. You can't have both.

Don't they usually come much later?

But the EU only fined Google because it wanted the money, right? Don’t be evil my ass...

Remember what Hitler said: "The best way to take control over a people and control them utterly is to take a little of their freedom at a time, to erode rights by a thousand tiny and almost imperceptible reductions. In this way, the people will not see those rights and freedoms being removed until past the point at which these changes cannot be reversed."

My god assuming they can't be aware of all forms of cheating, this number indicates cheating is a very big problem. Who on earth gets enjoyment or satisfaction by beating other people through cheating? It's not like you get a cash prize when you top the table on a round of COD ffs.

meanwhile, I will be sticking with ASUS, thanks for the info though MSI...