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<ALERT!!!! Incoming video message from Jensen!!!> Hi, I’m Jensen. I’m standing here with my fake kitchen/dining room/outhouse in the background. I’m going to pretend you don’t realize it’s fake, because I’m pretty sure I’m definitely smarter than you. I’m smarter than you because I’m...

In the vast majority of cases, it is much cheaper to vent the helium. I totally get that seems crazy, given the high cost of liquid helium and the finite supply, but that's how the numbers work out for those of us running NMR facilities. There are two different situations. (1) When installing...

This is interesting. I do at least six NMR magnet fills with liquid helium a year, and my 4 year old iPhone 6 still works fine. It's company issued, so if it would just suck in a little more helium then maybe they'd finally refresh it :-p It's possible that the air handler in the building...

That was great. Plus, the people I manage at work thought I was on a video-con, so they stopped barging into my office every 10 minutes!

"CEO Edition" Psychopathic ego trip much, Jensen?

This whole thing really gets me thinking. There are a few other top tier tech websites that must also have the connections to know what NVIDIA was pulling. They must have known what was going on, yet said nothing. Only Kyle had the guts to tell us the truth. How am I supposed to trust...

I wonder if Dell, HP, and perhaps Intel (due to their AMD licensed GPU) quietly let NVIDIA know that they were considering legal action?

I suspect it's just about over for Crytek.

This is happening to my work issued iPhone 6. The CPU frequency is progressively throttles down from 1400 MHz to ~1100 MHz, then 839 MHz, and then 600 MHz by the time the battery is at 80% charged. Actually my phone rearely will run at the rated 1400 MHz anymore. This is a relatively new...

You tricked me into going to wccftech, dang it! Now I feel dirty. And stupider. :-p

Breaking News: Intel has announced that instead of launching on their 7 nm process, Sapphire Rapids will instead use their 14 nm++++++++++++++++++ process. In 2030.

Would like to see the L5 signal eventually make its way to Garmin running watches. Needed there more than smartphones IMHO.

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We recently dumped Comcast and switched to sonic.net. Symmetrical gigabit for $40 a month ($52.91 a month after all the taxes and local city "fees"). And they don't treat me like crap like Comcast did. This is what happens when there is actually some competition.

Very interesting, I guess there's hope. Thanks for testing that out.