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  1. I mean, clocks are impressive, but I'd still take 7800X3D any time. It's the ultimate gaming chip and still plenty fast for general compute of any sort. Just because cooling all that heat from the chip just isn't fun even if you have water cooling.
  2. If you turn on Auto Blocker on Samsung, I very much doubt any non techy person would be able to find its setting and disable it, even though it doesn't even have a lock option for the setting.
  3. I mean, Samsung has Auto Blocker which blocks everything non authorized and official. If you want pure security you can enable it and it will refuse to allow any sideloading entirely. But you can also choose not to if you want to sideload. Why can't Apple just do that instead of being always so stupidly pedantic about "their ways"?
  4. They could easily shape it in a similar familiar way and get rid of the archaic Win9x limitations old one has. And without literal seconds long delays for opening and applying it. And it would be fine. But they'll instead invent something new, f**k it up and then not fix it for next 20 years.
  5. There is a clear difference between preferring something known and whatever the F this outdated broken garbage from 2004 is. They could have done it better if they wanted back in 2004 already. I mean for F sake, we had NVMax if anyone remembered that one. Hell, NVIDIA had direct access to most common settings back in the day directly in taskbar's tray area. NVMax was snappy and sleek and didn't depend on this ancient Internet Explorer spaghetti code. Some random dude did it as a fan project and huge company like NVIDIA can't? Come on.
  6. Well this one came entirely unexpected. LMG uses a lot of RED's, I wonder what will be their take on the acquisition.
  7. Wasn't this whole thing a big deal few years ago, but the whole implementation was so stupid and hard to use no one used it? Like, if you could easily install any app from any app market, people would use it. But I'm rather technical user and apart from knowing this subsystem was available, I've never even tried it because it was so clumsy and overcomplicated.
  8. Cheaters are hardly Valve's specific issue. Same for these scams, I'm certain that people who were scamed here will get their money back no questions asked. It's just odd that Valve allowed changes of game name and even publisher details to be identical to some other. And DRM is not Valve's domain. Steam in itself has some protections the way system works, but in the end it's up to game devs and publishers what they use or don't use. Most games have no protection outside of Steam itself, other who are so scared of their work being stolen usually use stupid Denuvo which often has bunch of performance problems. At least for the last one you always have GOG where games are always without DRM because that's their policy. And I religiously defend it because they respect me as customer and I respect them as consumer and I have never shared any GOG game with anyone, ever.
  9. There are reputable sellers on grey market, some that I've been using for years without single issue. But you're always buying it as is and you're also not covered by protections from original game store, like for example you can't refund a grey market game you registered to Steam if you find it's not what you were expecting it to be. The deal is final. But I'm okay with that. Basically only game I sort of regret buying this way was Fallguys which I played just few times and then it was removed and transitioned to Epic Games anyway and Tiny Tina's Wonderlands because it's just boring AF even though I'm a huge Borderlands fan. But I accepted that loss and moved on. If price between Steam and grey is very small I'll always pick Steam directly, but in general I prefer GOG over anything because of their no-DRM policy which I really dig. If I buy games I expect not to be treated like a criminal by default and have constant problems with said stupid DRM. Had so many problems with legally bought games in the past because of DRM I hate it the most out of everything.
  10. Maybe, just maybe, they'll start doing fines based on valutation of the company, so that fines actually hurt them. What's the point in fining Apple 5 million $ when they'll make that amount literally in minutes of time that just passes and is like you said, literally operating expense. 2 billions on the other hand, it's something you can't just write off even as such huge company. EU is stupid sometimes, but boy they are doing good stuff lately.
  11. I literally didn't notice it lol. Not using anything Facebook.
  12. Just because it's worst case scenario doesn't make it unrealistic. Whole point of worst case scenarios is ensuring it'll never crash because of overclock. Nothing worse than having seemingly stable system that runs rock solid for days and then just randomly decides to crash repeatedly in same day because you used a new load you didn't test for. I've actually had overclocks that passed all the usual "burnin" tests, but kept failing ASUS's RealBench video encoding in a loop. It even passed one encode, but on 5 repeats, it crashed. RAM is especially finicky in this regard and often unpredictable between boots because the training might work different between boots on used settings. Besides, RAM usually has such small effect it's just not worth running it on the edge.
  13. Main issue are greedy corporations. Instead of "how should we make job for our employees easier and more efficient" they either look how to fuck with them more by doing dumb unnecessary crap and ignore feedback from workers or they look on how to replace them entirely with something cheaper, this "cheaper" being Ai at the moment and they want to use it for everything. There seems to be no middle path.
  14. There's still a lot of things robots still can't do because tasks are just too complex to do. I've seen a lot of super factories from car makers where most of production line is done entirely by robots and they are often far superior at consistency and don't experience fatigue of doing repetitive task for 8+ hours and for example with paintjobs and don't require someone who's been doing it for 20+ years and who's really good at it, but at those same tasks, they had to use a human who spray painted a certain part by hand because robots just couldn't do it. Others are assembly steps at really tight and weird angles where robot hands just can't match human fingers and hands. They often avoid them by setting entire manufacturing in a way to avoid those tight spots and steps, but it's not always possible. But eventually, even those will be replaced for sure. Main question is, where is this all leading. We're going to replace all of "low level" jobs with robots and Ai. Either entire world will go to shit or everyone will have to be rich and we all know that won't happen. Many say "but industrial revolution". Yeah, what about it? Machines and computers up to this point didn't replace human workforce to such extreme extent as this is going to. And it didn't happen in a span of just 1 year like this is happening right now. It's cool, but also scary at the same time and I frankly don't know where things will go. But seeing how corporate greed has shaped things for last 30 years, it's not looking good...
  15. Some are forgetting making programs isn't like "make me a video of a young woman walking down the Tokyo street" that everyone was so amazed by from OpenAi's Sora. And even that video could be anything and not exactly what you intended. With apps, you need EXACTLY what you intended and you can't just have Ai make it based on your description.
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