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What do printers actually do to clean themselves? Usually mine does after I change the ink.

What do printers actually do to clean themselves? Usually mine does after I change the ink.

Source article: http://www.technobuffalo.com/2015/05/15/candy-crush-saga-will-come-preinstalled-with-windows-10/
 
With Microsoft bringing back features like the Start Menu in Windows 10, games will also be back. Aside from the classics, Minesweeper, Hearts, and a new Solitaire collection, Microsoft is equally as excited to give us Candy Crush Saga as part of the OS. Microsoft says it's "working with partners to bring some of their great games to Windows 10." This means larger OS installs, as well as bloatware that we'll want to get rid of. It's obvious that they're doing this to cover costs for giving Windows 10 free for a year.

Source article: http://www.technobuffalo.com/2015/05/15/candy-crush-saga-will-come-preinstalled-with-windows-10/
 
With Microsoft bringing back features like the Start Menu in Windows 10, games will also be back. Aside from the classics, Minesweeper, Hearts, and a new Solitaire collection, Microsoft is equally as excited to give us Candy Crush Saga as part of the OS. Microsoft says it's "working with partners to bring some of their great games to Windows 10." This means larger OS installs, as well as bloatware that we'll want to get rid of. It's obvious that they're doing this to cover costs for giving Windows 10 free for a year.

No idle graphs? Also no real world testing?

If the video was done in a hurry I get it but otherwise it needs more performance data.

First one to be here, and video is private. Damn it Nick! Is there an embargo on this or something? @nicklmg

I think you should do a throwback review of a QX9775 with the 775 to 771 mod, overclock it like crazy, and see how it does today.

Revisiting the effect of a dedicated PhysX card on Batman Arkham Origins, Assassin's Creed 4 (Unity if it has it, haven't purchased so I'm unsure), Borderlands the Pre-Sequel, etc. and other PhysX games.

Really interested in the new XPS 13 from Dell, especially their claim about battery life which seems unprecedented with a windows laptop

I voted for the mac running windows, but maybe some camera videos in the future? Maybe with Nick Berkel and Brandon or something? 

Not to mention, we need more of those "Stuff that doesn't suck", handy tech under $100 ( perhaps this time, handy techs under smaller prices.), and part 5 of watercooled room.

Yvonne.

Its a huge opportunity for the city to make even more money off these "pylons"... NYCs internet is incredibly bad, stimulating a little competition and development wouldn't be bad at all.

LinkNYC, a new plan for the financial capital of the world will be replacing 10,000 public pay phones with pylons (towers, posts) that will be capable of providing free public Wi-Fi capable of gigabit internet speeds 24/7. It also is a charging station for your mobile devices, is able to call any number domestically in the US, and it will also feature a tablet-like interface that can provide services within the city such as directions. Sounds expensive doesn't it? Especially since it isn't using taxpayer dollars, the entire thing will be paid for through advertising profits. The commercial version of the posts will feature a massive screen on both sides of the pylons showing ads. The residential version will not (pictures featured below from the article.) This project is estimated to bring NYC $500 million in revenue over its first 12 years. 
 
While it is questionable how LinkNYC will be able to deliver gigabit speeds over Wi-Fi as most networks cannot sustain a gigabit connection on their own today. LinkNYC will be available throughout all five boroughs. I'm personally hopping seamless hoping from pylon to pylon will be supported. I'm especially excited for this mainly because I live in NYC but I love to see that we're finally beginning to move away from slow, low reception public Wi-Fi.
 
Sources - 
The Verge - http://www.theverge.com/2014/11/17/7235481/new-york-city-to-provide-free-gigabit-speed-public-wi-fi-for-everyone.
Business Insider - http://www.businessinsider.com/new-york-citys-linknyc-wifi-plan-2014-11
Techcrunch - http://techcrunch.com/2014/11/17/nyc-launches-free-gigabit-speed-wi-fi-network/
Cnet - http://www.cnet.com/uk/news/nyc-plans-to-reboot-payphones-into-superfast-wi-fi-hubs/
Ars Technica - http://arstechnica.com/business/2014/11/nyc-to-install-10000-free-public-wi-fi-hotspots-in-its-streets/
 

 

 

Commercial (left) and Residential (right) versions

LinkNYC, a new plan for the financial capital of the world will be replacing 10,000 public pay phones with pylons (towers, posts) that will be capable of providing free public Wi-Fi capable of gigabit internet speeds 24/7. It also is a charging station for your mobile devices, is able to call any number domestically in the US, and it will also feature a tablet-like interface that can provide services within the city such as directions. Sounds expensive doesn't it? Especially since it isn't using taxpayer dollars, the entire thing will be paid for through advertising profits. The commercial version of the posts will feature a massive screen on both sides of the pylons showing ads. The residential version will not (pictures featured below from the article.) This project is estimated to bring NYC $500 million in revenue over its first 12 years. 
 
While it is questionable how LinkNYC will be able to deliver gigabit speeds over Wi-Fi as most networks cannot sustain a gigabit connection on their own today. LinkNYC will be available throughout all five boroughs. I'm personally hopping seamless hoping from pylon to pylon will be supported. I'm especially excited for this mainly because I live in NYC but I love to see that we're finally beginning to move away from slow, low reception public Wi-Fi.
 
Sources - 
The Verge - http://www.theverge.com/2014/11/17/7235481/new-york-city-to-provide-free-gigabit-speed-public-wi-fi-for-everyone.
Business Insider - http://www.businessinsider.com/new-york-citys-linknyc-wifi-plan-2014-11
Techcrunch - http://techcrunch.com/2014/11/17/nyc-launches-free-gigabit-speed-wi-fi-network/
Cnet - http://www.cnet.com/uk/news/nyc-plans-to-reboot-payphones-into-superfast-wi-fi-hubs/
Ars Technica - http://arstechnica.com/business/2014/11/nyc-to-install-10000-free-public-wi-fi-hotspots-in-its-streets/
 

 

 

Commercial (left) and Residential (right) versions

awesome idea for an area like this. certainly an obvious step into the future.

I agree, but it looks modern so I don't mind it.

I love your username and profile picture.

Gigabit wifi with a 5 megabit connection :T
 
Hehe.
 
This is nice though.

I'm sorry but all I see in this picture is a barbecue heated by 980s.

Here is a Poster Size drawing i did for you guys
 
 
 
Here it is http://imgur.com/IaKiBWr
 
 
 
 
 
Suggested by Swalox.

On the WANshow today linus and luke were dressed for halloween! so this is some fanart for that
 
 
So here is The caped Badass!! and .. luke!  ;D
 
http://imgur.com/lCiZmP8
 
(This is how they looked on the WANshow)  http://imgur.com/013rix4
 
First time posting on the forum. but i think this is the right sub forum
 

First one to be here, and video is private. Damn it Nick! Is there an embargo on this or something? @nicklmg

First one to be here, and video is private. Damn it Nick! Is there an embargo on this or something? @nicklmg