They were throwing money around to get more market share. Like back in the days were steam had 1 euro sales on AAA games. Same with Epic’s weekly free games. Those used to be big titles, now it’s mostly indies.

Yoy are doing professional video work on a PC old enough that it can’t run Windows 10?

Not sure if it’s OP promoting themselves or if OP just copy-pasted the entire Youtube description.

They should indeed do regular tests of their backups. They should also ensure technical staff is on-site during those tests.

Actually not that common for battery powered devices

I understand that this is stupidly expensive and folding phone are fragile. But I do think they are the first exciting innovation to happen to phones in a while. Not just chasing higher numbers for the spec sheet. If they can solve the technical problems maybe in 5-10 years we can have the best aspects of a tablet and phone combined. And maybe phones can stop being so damn big when they’re folded closed

No it’s not. This is for their ARM VR headset. They want 0 effort ports to SteamVR from the Meta Quest which runs Android.

Based on the type of AI models IBM has published, they are betting on smaller, specialized models that can run locally or cheaper in a data center. Their strategy seems to be similar to that of thr Chinese, just for different reasons.

That’s just linux with extra steps

OpenRouter is a marketplace for AI inference

If it were that important to Microsoft then they should just refuse to boot without the chain of trust. I’m guessing they can’t because of backwards compatibility reasons. Maybe they will with Windows 12.

No critical part of Windows actually requires the TPM. The limitation is 99% artificial. Which is why people keep finding workarounds.

About the Signal protocol: It’s end-to-end encrypted. It would not allow for the server to give you a customized feed. Also messages expire but I’m not sure if that’s to the protocol.

Can someone explain to me who the target group is tho? I understand FPGAs have a larger potential of emulating hardware fast. But it’s not like the chip designs for these old consoles are open source. So FPGAs are usually not cycle accurate either.

This might be informative but I gotta downvote because of the :O --> AMAZING

I tend to agree. But in the same way as hard drives have been on the way out for like a decade now, and I’d expect them to still have use cases decades in the future.

I just saw the part 2 has a distro comparison at the end. Thry claim different distros don’t matter, which is not what I’ve read in other publications. Anyone have an idea what might be going on here?

Also, where are the 1% lows?

Ubuntu 24.04? If you were to try to pick the worst, still supported distro for gaming that might be it. Maybe RHEL could be worse? If they chose it for stability like they claim they did they should have also used an LTSC version of Windows and the Pro drivers to compare to.

Probably a DLL swap

Here it is. https://www.flapkan.com/ It is so convenient that I still deal with the inconvenience of dual booting. I really hope you can convince me to use something else.