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and of course these institutions are in no way held accountable for this. If someone grafittis my house, ie not my fault, the city will absolutely start fining me for blight but identities being stolen, huge inconveniences for people, possible loss of money, nah not our problem but here's...

Is single player realistic? Or is this one that is absolute meant for multiplayer?

Wow e-boner achieved, good thing there isn't a Microcenter near me, might have a hard time convincing the wife that "yeah that's the same monitor that has always been there"

shut up and enjoy your shiny toy, now with 6g and pastel glass colors for the trim

Dont get me wrong, I love the idea which would almost eliminate any nvme ssd woes, I just don't like the idea of spending $100 per space as a premium to have more ssd usage. Granted I realize I'm not the target audience for this but still. Oh well I still got 3 free m.2 slots anyways in case...

Almost 3k for the ability to plug in more SSDs though... and you need an extra x16 slot

Translation: there's nothing worth stealing now.

240 TBW guarantee... I kid I kid, I do see its about 1000 full write cycles I do wonder if this is "one drive" or a series of drives crammed into one enclosure

Isn't that the true with most fast food these days? Ok maybe the size of a big mac didnt change but prices are through the roof. Hell I won't eat KFC unless I go through their mobile order because they actually have a reasonably priced bucket if chicken for $10 instead of $20

Not having data count against a data cap that you have I feel is fundamentally different then prioritizing data. One allows Xfinity streaming shows without hitting your cap while Netflix does count against the cap, the other is giving priority to Xfinity while slowing down Netflix

Fortunately it did cause backlash because said people paying are upset they dont get a perk that they bought, and people who dont are upset that it takes forever to get on rides that usually had 10 minute waits at most. The thing is the backlash isn't going to stop people buying because they...

Manufactures use EARTHSHAKE against consumers. EARTHSHAKE is super effective

And look how great Lighning Lane at Disney parks are, people get to pay to have priority, but so many want priority that no one actually gets priority, so you got two groups getting screwed, those who dont pay more and end up waiting forever, and those who do pay more but they arent really...

So price of computing goods about to spike?

I mean THE story probably would, but this isn't a single story, this is an epic series!

It comes in leather?

Just an aside. Using calculators on a test is not a college policy, that's 100% on the teacher involved. If your college is small and only one teacher is teaching that level then yeah you could be hosed big time if you have a "this is the way I did it when I was a student" type of teacher. I...

What about those who specialize in history, ones in math, science, arts, etc etc? Civilization wouldn't be on any downward trend, there will still be plenty of other people to take up the good fight, there are plenty of people who would generalize, but the whole point of college is to focus...

See but you came from a direction of being focused on STEM, I had a very generic high school experience where I didn't really have a "track" at all, so I had the "all arounder" experience in high school, and in college I don't feel those GE courses I took really did much in the way of making me...

Study done by AI bot.

Well to be fair the ultimate goal from college is to be specialized in a singular subject, but ever the money grubbing institutions that they are you are forced to take classes in no way related to your subject all to make you a "better rounded student". If I wanted to be a better rounded...

Never was into lans but there was a local Commodore Owner Workshop (COW) at the local rec center in the 80s. There was legit stuff talked about in the front but in the back, that's where all the "shady" copyfest stuff was going on, I remember packing up my c64, monitor and two floppy drives...

Ouch. Pretty dick move by evga, because they replaced just the psu and didnt give him new cables until after he complained. so IMO this is 100% evgas fault

Well we better learn to respawn already!

but "gamers" are special, they are special because they are a market that will always be there year after year, more importantly they are also a market to which there is competitors vying for your customers. Crypto mining is volatile and can disappear in an instant, and it's one where you...

Musk always kind of rubbed me the wrong way, I was never a "fan" of Musk, I felt too much like a new "House of Jobs" type of corporate worship was on the horizon, but for me my view of him took a drastic dive after the whole Thailand cave divers incident, where he in all his arrogant AF wisdom...

So what you're saying is some private entity, Musk, wanted to buy controlling stake in this company... but now he's upset that some private entity bought controlling stake in the company. I means it's almost like he's a hypocrite or something.

So 3 dollars a day using 100 watts? Let's see 0.1kw x 24 hrs = 2.4 kWh, at my highest energy tier which is around 53 cents that's be electrical costs of nearly $1.30, so $1.70 profit, about $620/year if the numbers are true, hell that could pay for a new CPU right there.

My wife loved Wheel of Time, and I didn't mind Rings of Power, granted I'm not a LOTR lorenerd so I wasn't seeing inaccuracies, and I'll admit it was like Disney+ TVshows compared to Marvel movies (the good ones) but if people were expecting Peter Jackson quality then they probably were fooling...

It's like the bag fee we have in CA, 25 cents per bag that MUST be charged, it's the law, and where does that money go? Help clean up plastic waste in the waterways or maybe just in the general fund for the state treasury? Nah the business that sells you the bag gets to keep it

The only Fallout game I played was Fallout Tactics, which I've been told is the black sheep of the Fallout family but I actually like that type of game and had a lot of fun with it. That said show looks cool to me, so I won't have nerdifying glasses on to pick apart every bit of the show, I...

Not to get political, I always seem to get warnings, but where are we jailing someone for being homeless? Sure places are making it so you can set up a camp, but at most they throw your stuff away and/or give them a 1 way bus ticket to SF, LA, or any number of large cities so it isn't their...

100% sure the way it will work is that every one of those robots (I refuse to refer to them as "AI") will also come with a hefty service contract, because just like copy machines in an office that company loses money if the machines are not working and it's worth it for the company to pay for...

it's almost like everything that uses some level of automation is now being classified as "AI" A number of years back there was one called Creator Burger, it was a burger building robot which no one screamed "AI" at. Always meant to go there to try one for kicks and giggles then they...

Well that's my question, you are paying for a legitimate key, its just sold in another region and that should in someway make it illegitimate because the makers say it is so?

I mean if they actually do give you a new one it cant be that bad. I'm sure it's a philosophical argument here, but are grey market keys from other regions really that much different than buying stuff on Amazon where locally the price for the same goods may be quite a bit more for reasons such...

<-- Android user : A what?

Oh yeah, no joke have a dash cam that's going to be the one thing that protects you from people trying to scam you in an accident (brake checking, backing into you then claiming you hit them, jumping on the hood of your car while you're not moving and saying you hit them, etc), and it could...

I'm saying there not a public street in the nation where Tesla cars can legally operate without a driver behind the wheel, the same can not be said companies like Waymo. I don't know if Teslas are good or not, but what I do know is they arent allowed to operate as such.

Interest you mentioned this, how long had FSD been "two years away" yet companies like Waymo and Cruise actually did it, mind you in city streets and not at high rates of speed, and they look way goofier with all the sensors and camera on the car, but it does seem like Tesla has no AI to...