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I mean, it's gotta absolutely clap cheeks to catch up in any meaningful way. Nvidia has been practically doubling their RT performance each generation. I'm assuming the 5 series will yet again be a giant gain.

18.7% :eek: Still not sure how people are getting bit by these? Are they squatting common typos? I guess people just glance over that they have zero pulls... and then click a random link and get phished or download something!? Or I just look at the Dockerfile. Then I know what's on it.

How about they just farm whatever Fallout work out to the people who made New Vegas so it can be good while they work on ES6

I'm sure it says somewhere in the manual that the hardware is intended to be a ticking time bomb and I need to race to tweak bios settings to prevent it from quite literally crashing and burning at what is supposed to be stock settings. This is fucking stupid

that is... shockingly high good lord above

Is this a joke or actual absurd take?

Reviews were pretty mixed, even if sales were good. I assume they figured the lightning was out of the bottle and they wouldn't see those numbers again because expectations are set. So they took the W and left it at that. It was... alright in my opinion. The beginning is kind of a slog and...

They literally don't even have the word "hard" in your source. They literally refer to it as "the r-word." Which, in case it wasn't obvious, these are two different strings of text. "hard-r" "r-word"

Yes it has haha I can't believe I'm even checking urban fucking dictionary to make sure I'm not going insane. It's always primarily been a reference to the n word. Why do you think eyes went wide when Linus' stupid ass said he was "dropping hard r's" Because that's the default connotation...

this has been slang for well over a decade in the US - and it's always overwhelmingly been racial in that realm. Does this surprise anyone. The people that bitch are the vocal minority. Nier: Automata has sold like 8 million copies. An actually good game will sell regardless and most people...

Until your project has a few hundred thousand lines of gameplay code... and multiple terrabytes of assets... and your resident engine dev has made their own changes...

Literally how a bunch of people got their Ring cameras "hacked" a while back. I think they started forcing MFA eventually? Loved when every so often one of those sextortion scams would sneak though the filters and someone where I used to work would call in a panic about how someone has their...

I know someone who has seemingly been bitten by those crashes. Worse is it seems to degrade the processor over time and they get worse and worse. Eventually it's basically unusable under any kind of load. I think they're on their 3rd processor now, having also replaced the mobo. The first 2...

It worked with literally any Microsoft account that was locked from failed logins. You could even just hammer your own account like 5-10 times. This is why the also common "[email protected]" one worked. Citi Bank owns this domain. This was just a failsafe that people abused.

RIP the poor bastard who legitimately owns that email and hasn't been able to log into their Microsoft account for ages because it's perpetually hitting the bad login limit and getting timed out. I think this does actually work now and you can run X86 images on Mac. Might just need to...

This can happen in WoW too. Naturally their support has gotten shittier and shittier so good luck getting a human to unfuck your account in a meaningful timeframe.

I recently used ChatGPT to generate additional exam questions for a cert. I did about 500 questions that were included in practice tests I purchased, then probably another additional 100 though GPT 4. It was helpful, though tended to drift towards the easier side because it liked to write very...

I'm pretty sure I remember finding some planetary alignment of multiple rebates on a 260 right after it got discounted and I got it for like $200 or something silly. I might have even found the deal on these forums Served me well

I had issues on my 1080 as well. Wayland is conversely perfect on my AMD 7840u laptop on Plasma 6.

I think he's referencing that RISC-V is (intentionally) very lax and flexible with custom extensions to the ISA. Makes sense for embedded and low power where you want to have functionality in hardware.

I feel like there is no universe that this pans out because it's impossible to make efficient

perhaps it's finally time to cut my exceedingly high-quality hobby Gameboy emulator loose on apple platforms they won't know what hit em

Isn't that the dude who is most likely on steroids and thinks aids doesn't exist and wifi makes your brain leak Fiber isn't really a guaranteed dedicated line per person - FIOS is split, for example. They can technically oversubscribe, but there's probably enough bandwidth that you're pretty...

Probably overdue anyway, even ignoring that it's backed by infinite money. Zstd is just a straight up better choice most of the time.

Obligatory https://xkcd.com/2347/ I feel for this dude, shit situation. I imagine unlocking the "nation state tried to infiltrate my project and wreak untold havoc" achievement is quite a lot to take in.

Can it imagine itself running Crysis*

Only 900,000 cores, not even a million Garbage ass dog water chip, dinner plate sized pile of shit

I almost won one in an UT 2004 tournament Came in 2nd and got a T-shirt instead which was still probably actually faster in DX9 games

Sure seems like the second dude played the long con and here we are. I guess this is probably a nation state at work

Also there's probably a good chance you can find this package installed on Arch or more rarely, possibly even Mac (from brew), though it doesn't seem clear yet if anything will trigger. Not sure you're vulnerable if you don't have SSH open to the wild, either. As a bonus, GitHub immediately...

Haha good luck. Bonus points if they ship something that's low key designed to make you better at flying drones. I'm sure sending some of the best and brightest to get mulched won't impact this timeline either

https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/03/backdoor-found-in-widely-used-linux-utility-breaks-encrypted-ssh-connections/ https://gist.github.com/thesamesam/223949d5a074ebc3dce9ee78baad9e27 Extremely nasty. Expect to be seeing more of this in headlines the coming days, I guess. And the deets on...

I mean this is not true. Steam just endlessly funds all their shit by virtue of them taking a cut on everything.

It's basically just a "halve my fps please" switch from what I saw. No hyperbole when I say I probably couldn't tell which was which side by side. It's pretty terrible

This game might literally have the most underwhelming ray tracing implementation I've ever seen

Let me rephrase slightly since the footnote picture covers it - the current version, which was released in January, is seemingly still ahead of everyone. I'm glad they're basically caught up though, there isn't really an enormous gap. Bring on the competition.

except GPT4 Turbo is already out and Claude isn't better than that

Because the point isn't to build something blindingly fast or even necessarily useful to the masses. Some people just want to build cool shit. And this firmly falls into the category of cool shit.

Seems a pretty remarkable achievement. Dude not only pulled the hardware off, but a working driver as well. And ported Quake to his API.