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AMD launches $479 Radeon RX 6700 XT, claims to rival the RTX 3070 with 50% more VRAM
daniel_rh and 8 others reacted to +Biscuits Brown for a topic
'Available March 18th' to 5 guys running bots...9 points -
Panos Panay is pumped for the "next generation of Windows"
Ideas Man and 5 others reacted to derpityderp for a topic
100? 🤨 Really? Name five of them, I dare you. Apple III Microsoft BASIC IBM BASICA GW-BASIC QuickBASIC VBScript C# Visual Basic .NET Windows PowerShell TypeScript P Bosque design languages, sir.6 points -
Panos Panay is pumped for the "next generation of Windows"
+EvilWalnut and 5 others reacted to Figure 8 Dash for a topic
Whatever Microsoft has planned for Windows 10, rest assured the Surface lineup will receive the update last and still be full of bugs. *cries in Surface Go 2*6 points -
AMD launches $479 Radeon RX 6700 XT, claims to rival the RTX 3070 with 50% more VRAM
daniel_rh and 4 others reacted to glen8 for a topic
$479 RRP $749 etailers $1099 ebay prices5 points -
Epic Games is acquiring Fall Guys developer Mediatonic
quikmantx and 4 others reacted to cmcgregor80 for a topic
Yeah, F Epic. Lets get rid of them, all they do is give away free games and give devs way more money than valves ripoff asses ever do. What a ###### company.5 points -
Panos Panay is pumped for the "next generation of Windows"
margrave and 3 others reacted to +Warwagon for a topic
I'm sure he looks absolutely thrilled.4 points -
Panos Panay is pumped for the "next generation of Windows"
Tuskd and 3 others reacted to Closed account for a topic
Microsoft doesn't move fast enough, doesn't justify the moves it does make well enough, and doesn't have loyal fans. Next generation of windows will be a moderate ui tweak. Windows 10x is doa, and i'm saying that as somebody who wants it on my devices, but the rest of the market won't.4 points -
AMD launches $479 Radeon RX 6700 XT, claims to rival the RTX 3070 with 50% more VRAM
alpha2beta and 2 others reacted to xMorpheousx416 for a topic
Neowin should keep up with the times... $500 for a 3070? Maybe for Alice before she pops back up from the rabbit hole. If.. and I mean, IF this card is sold by retailers, much less AMD for that price.. and in real world tests show that it's within 5 to 10% of a 3060Ti.. than I'll most likely, for the first time.. go full AMD. 3060/70/80/90 cards on Newegg are still no where to be seen... and the 3070 starts there at $750.. topping near $900. The 3090 is priced equivalent to your first car you get when you're a teen.3 points -
Google refreshes Chrome profile experience on desktop, adds Reading List feature
Tuskd and 2 others reacted to Mobius Enigma for a topic
If dealing with multiple home users, people should be encouraged to create separate Windows logins for each person, thus eliminating the need for these 'profile' features to span multiple people. (Giving users Security, privacy, control, family safety settings, etc.) A single person having multiple profiles (work, school, personal) is when profiles like this should be used, not for multiple people.3 points -
SpaceX Super Heavy and Starship updates
Emn1ty and one other reacted to DocM for a topic
Another try in ~2 hours.2 points -
On-premises Exchange servers are under attack from a state-sponsored group
domboy and one other reacted to soder for a topic
On twitter all the MSFT groupies sing in chorus after this incident: you dont need onprem exchange, migrate to M365...2 points -
Microsoft Garage launches Group Transcribe, a live transcription and translation app
DentedAphid7 and one other reacted to MS Bob 11 for a topic
iOS-first? Really Microsoft?2 points -
On-premises Exchange servers are under attack from a state-sponsored group
Captain_Eric and one other reacted to n_K for a topic
Myself too, just forwarded this to our IT department, thanks for the heads up!2 points -
On-premises Exchange servers are under attack from a state-sponsored group
farmeunit and one other reacted to +Dick Montage for a topic
Glad I'm off work this week2 points -
Panos Panay is pumped for the "next generation of Windows"
Jumping Jacinta and one other reacted to wingliston for a topic
I'm pumped as well https://i.imgur.com/ZlrRpah.png2 points -
Panos Panay is pumped for the "next generation of Windows"
cork1958 and one other reacted to JustGeorge for a topic
With or without 10X, WinUI 3/Project Reunion would've been enough for an entirely new OS in any other decade. It feels like Win10 is about to undergo a rather huge change in that regards. .NET 5 and 6 are also excellent. For once I'm actually excited about where Windows and possibly Xbox are going. The negative side of me is eager to see yet another digit added to the always slow to install Cumulative .Net updates.2 points -
Panos Panay is pumped for the "next generation of Windows"
Jumping Jacinta and one other reacted to ZipZapRap for a topic
Ugh, so true. My Go 2 is still on 19092 points -
Twitter starts labeling tweets with false claims about COVID-19 vaccine
n_K and one other reacted to adrynalyne for a topic
I mean I had the vaccine and I got a sore arm and a headache. In comparison a family member got covid and has been left with a permanent fatigue and not exactly a pemanent shortness of breath but their breathing has deteriorated quite a bit... You don't think a short arm ache and headache that go (not talking about any of the american vaccines) quickly are worth not getting permanent health effects? But the vaccine is really effective and for how long? It's amazing that these questions continue to be asked... maybe you should re-eval your news sources. This information has been available for months. Yes they're effective, and yes, we'll likely need boosters that would be included in an annual flu vaccine. Can you answer it? Moderna says (textually) we warranty a year. But if you believe in it, then you must be an idiot. Why? I don't need to prove anything but they need to prove (why? because IT IS THE BASE OF THE SCIENCE, PROOF OR BUST!) and (shocking surprise) it is impossible to do an empirical test of a year in less than a year. So, they are speculating. Speculationon is not science!. People claim science but where is science here?. Science means the use of the scientist method. Otherwise is ignorance in disguse. Question: WHERE IS THE SCIENCE HERE?. Papers, please show me some papers that show real information. Source for where Moderna has a "warranty" for one year....I mean it is "textually" so you should be able to link to it? Per their FAQ "The duration of protection against COVID‑19 is currently unknown." https://www.modernatx.com/covid19vaccine-eua/recipients/faq" rel="external nofollow">https://www.modernatx.com/covid19vaccine-eua/recipients/faq https://www.forbes.com/sites/r...s-immunity/?sh=3788137b68ae" rel="external nofollow">https://www.forbes.com/sites/r...s-immunity/?sh=3788137b68ae https://www.reuters.com/articl...-least-a-year-idUSKBN29G2SH" rel="external nofollow">https://www.reuters.com/articl...-least-a-year-idUSKBN29G2SH Read past click bait titles.2 points -
Panos Panay is pumped for the "next generation of Windows"
Mr Singh and one other reacted to George P for a topic
With or without 10X, WinUI 3/Project Reunion would've been enough for an entirely new OS in any other decade. It feels like Win10 is about to undergo a rather huge change in that regards. .NET 5 and 6 are also excellent. For once I'm actually excited about where Windows and possibly Xbox are going. There's also hints that maybe they're going to make a branding change. If all the above that you pointed out + the talked about UI changes come true for 21H2, it might be time to drop the 10 from the naming. With each update having it's own clear label with 21H1 and 21H2, there's no need for the 10 in the name, though it'll show up in the version info if people look. I think this would also help with branding 10X, which I don't think is anywhere near DOA like some others. It's a clear cut chromeOS competitor, so it can release without legacy win32 app support to start because it's going right to education and specific business cases that have adopted chromebooks for now. Later in 2022 if all goes to plan and they turn the win32 support back on then it'll be pushed to more consumers I bet.2 points -
Twitter starts labeling tweets with false claims about COVID-19 vaccine
+Sledge and one other reacted to Jim K for a topic
I mean I had the vaccine and I got a sore arm and a headache. In comparison a family member got covid and has been left with a permanent fatigue and not exactly a pemanent shortness of breath but their breathing has deteriorated quite a bit... You don't think a short arm ache and headache that go (not talking about any of the american vaccines) quickly are worth not getting permanent health effects? But the vaccine is really effective and for how long? It's amazing that these questions continue to be asked... maybe you should re-eval your news sources. This information has been available for months. Yes they're effective, and yes, we'll likely need boosters that would be included in an annual flu vaccine. Can you answer it? Moderna says (textually) we warranty a year. But if you believe in it, then you must be an idiot. Why? I don't need to prove anything but they need to prove (why? because IT IS THE BASE OF THE SCIENCE, PROOF OR BUST!) and (shocking surprise) it is impossible to do an empirical test of a year in less than a year. So, they are speculating. Speculationon is not science!. People claim science but where is science here?. Science means the use of the scientist method. Otherwise is ignorance in disguse. Question: WHERE IS THE SCIENCE HERE?. Papers, please show me some papers that show real information. Source for where Moderna has a "warranty" for one year....I mean it is "textually" so you should be able to link to it? Per their FAQ "The duration of protection against COVID‑19 is currently unknown." https://www.modernatx.com/covid19vaccine-eua/recipients/faq" rel="external nofollow">https://www.modernatx.com/covid19vaccine-eua/recipients/faq https://www.forbes.com/sites/r...s-immunity/?sh=3788137b68ae" rel="external nofollow">https://www.forbes.com/sites/r...s-immunity/?sh=3788137b68ae https://www.reuters.com/articl...-least-a-year-idUSKBN29G2SH" rel="external nofollow">https://www.reuters.com/articl...-least-a-year-idUSKBN29G2SH So ... Moderna in a conference call with JP Morgan (guessing they want some money) said that vaccine should last a year. Should is a forward-looking statement which is neither a promise nor a guarantee. Has Moderna stated to the public that they guarantee the vaccine will last a year? Moderna's CEO said it may last years ... saying that "The antibody decay generated by the vaccine in humans goes down very slowly." https://www.reuters.com/articl...derna-vaccine-idUSKBN29C0YK ....but none of these are "guarantees" and Moderna's officially says that "The duration of protection against COVID‑19 is currently unknown."2 points -
Epic Games is acquiring Fall Guys developer Mediatonic
MrSinister and one other reacted to +E.Worm Jimmy for a topic
this is completely unrelated to this news post by the way, i was actually looking to see if Jackrabbit has any connection to Mediatonic - but no. You could have posted this in any Epic Games thread - I am sure they read all of them on all websites on internet.2 points -
Panos Panay is pumped for the "next generation of Windows"
MS Bob 11 and one other reacted to Jameswr for a topic
a new design language to add to the100 already existing design language? it's lame they can even cleanup the duplicate apps. they keep adding new design which is half baked2 points -
Twitter starts labeling tweets with false claims about COVID-19 vaccine
+Sledge and one other reacted to Jim K for a topic
I mean I had the vaccine and I got a sore arm and a headache. In comparison a family member got covid and has been left with a permanent fatigue and not exactly a pemanent shortness of breath but their breathing has deteriorated quite a bit... You don't think a short arm ache and headache that go (not talking about any of the american vaccines) quickly are worth not getting permanent health effects? But the vaccine is really effective and for how long? It's amazing that these questions continue to be asked... maybe you should re-eval your news sources. This information has been available for months. Yes they're effective, and yes, we'll likely need boosters that would be included in an annual flu vaccine. Can you answer it? Moderna says (textually) we warranty a year. But if you believe in it, then you must be an idiot. Why? I don't need to prove anything but they need to prove (why? because IT IS THE BASE OF THE SCIENCE, PROOF OR BUST!) and (shocking surprise) it is impossible to do an empirical test of a year in less than a year. So, they are speculating. Speculationon is not science!. People claim science but where is science here?. Science means the use of the scientist method. Otherwise is ignorance in disguse. Question: WHERE IS THE SCIENCE HERE?. Papers, please show me some papers that show real information. Source for where Moderna has a "warranty" for one year....I mean it is "textually" so you should be able to link to it? Per their FAQ "The duration of protection against COVID‑19 is currently unknown." https://www.modernatx.com/covid19vaccine-eua/recipients/faq2 points -
Epic Games is acquiring Fall Guys developer Mediatonic
astropheed and one other reacted to boo_star for a topic
I'll eat my hat if they don't end up pulling it from Steam. I suppose if the game being full of trolls wasn't enough reason to stop playing, Epic buying it is.2 points -
Volvo plans to go all-electric by 2030, and you'll need to buy online
+hedleigh and one other reacted to Sir Topham Hatt for a topic
Workplaces? Perhaps digging up the road and laying some sort of pipe to allow wireless charging? Like it or not, change is coming so a solution must be found rather than simply stating "it won't work".2 points -
New report details the possible changes coming with Windows 10's Sun Valley update
xrobwx71 and one other reacted to excalpius for a topic
But please refrain from using this archaic, outdated form of address. It belongs to the Victorian era; nowadays, it's just tacky and sexist. Ahem. Like "Ladies and Gentlemen", "good sir or madam" is precisely the OPPOSITE of "sexist", by definition. I'm making sure I am addressing a man or a woman, instead of making an assumption (typically male, patriarchal). So, no, I'll use it whenever and wherever I want. Especially when I want to be extra polite and/or formal (with a hint of funny), which is what I was actually doing. Meanwhile, please refrain from posting with a stick up your keister.2 points -
AMD Smart Access Memory support is now available on select Ryzen 3000 series CPUs too
GSDragoon reacted to hellowalkman for a topic
*CSM Thanks. This is a helpful comment. 🙂1 point -
AMD Smart Access Memory support is now available on select Ryzen 3000 series CPUs too
hellowalkman reacted to GSDragoon for a topic
For SAM to be enabled, you also need CSM disabled in the BIOS and for the boot drive to use GUID Partition Table (GPT). Many motherboard manufactures have put out BIOS updates to enable SAM on Ryzen 3000 CPUs that have been available for a while now.1 point -
AMD launches $479 Radeon RX 6700 XT, claims to rival the RTX 3070 with 50% more VRAM
timster reacted to Tjarboe for a topic
{Begin Rant} It's nice that these video card companies are coming out with great video cards. But what good does it do if the regular consumer CANNOT PURCHASE one because no place has them in stock?1 point -
SpaceX StarLink satellite internet [UPDATES]
bguy_1986 reacted to DocM for a topic
Building StarLink hardware in Texas, not CA or WA. https://boards.greenhouse.io/spacex/jobs/5111363002?gh_jid=51113630021 point -
Panos Panay is pumped for the "next generation of Windows"
Ideas Man reacted to adrynalyne for a topic
Give examples of the current codebase being a handicap, please.1 point -
Amazon releases an Alexa app for Xbox, but you still need an Alexa device
Nogib reacted to Painfully_Candid for a topic
MS could have owned the market if they hadn't abandoned Cortana. So, this stupidity is just what I've come to expect from Microsoft's putrid leadership.1 point -
O&O ShutUp10 1.8.1418
cork1958 reacted to xrobwx71 for a topic
I see this recommended frequently on the many tech sites I visit. I don't know if this is simply marketing prowess or actual user recommendations.1 point -
Panos Panay is pumped for the "next generation of Windows"
wingliston reacted to Jumping Jacinta for a topic
The hundreds of millions of traditional desktop users don't want 'new and interesting' nor do they want the Store or weak W10 pre-installed apps.1 point -
Epic Games is acquiring Fall Guys developer Mediatonic
astropheed reacted to MrSinister for a topic
why? is epic any worse than valve? both are cancers, but then so are microsoft, sony, and nintendo. ummm why are they all cancers? You literally just named all the big names.1 point -
Twitter brings its Clubhouse rival Spaces to Android in beta
Son_Of_Dad reacted to Nazmus Shakib Khandaker for a topic
Never even heard of clubhouse1 point -
Intel confirms that its desktop Rocket Lake processors will ship this month
Brony reacted to Fleet Command for a topic
The story of Intel so far Intel is the inventor of modern CPUs. 10 years ago, things went horribly wrong: In a 2010 investors meeting, Intel showed a roadmap that claimed it would achieve 14nm fabrication by 2013, 10nm by 2015, 7nm by 2017, and smaller by 2019. None of this came to pass, even though Intel has a $12 billion research budget. Compare this with AMD's 1.4 billion, which has kept up with Intel's roadmap and is going in for the 4nm fabrication. Even worse, Intel was caught in several business malpractices, including: 1. Abusive employment of foreign workers, holding their H-1B visas hostage. 2. Rigging benchmark tests in favor of its own CPUs. 3. Bribing OEMs to use Intel CPUs. 4. Bribing researchers to downplay the impact of the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities. 5. Constantly changing socket designs, making in-place upgrades unfeasible. 6. Delivering faulty CPUs. 7. Failing to compete with ARM, to the point that two of Intel's partners (Microsoft and Apple) decided to ditch Intel's leaky boat. Recently, Intel's board of directors decided that enough is enough, and replaced the company's CEO.1 point -
Intel confirms that its desktop Rocket Lake processors will ship this month
Brony reacted to spy beef for a topic
🥱14nm🥱1 point -
Universal Print is now available for Microsoft 365 customers
wingliston reacted to Nexus1974 for a topic
So do you have to print jobs to the cloud to then send to the printer sitting 20 feet away from you? Doesn't seem good use of WAN bandwidth1 point -
New Moto watch image shows Snapdragon Wear 4100 usage
Biglo reacted to MateerL for a topic
isn't Cortex A55 the successor to a53? man this chipset seems old already1 point -
Volvo plans to go all-electric by 2030, and you'll need to buy online
matthiew reacted to spy beef for a topic
Also most electricity is from coal power plants. Electric cars will be a gimmick until our grid is at least 70% nuclear powered. Actually, most electricity is generated from natural gas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...ates#Electricity_generation1 point -
One of the brains behind Nokia Lumia PureView is coming to Microsoft's Surface imaging team
dontbeevil reacted to +DonC for a topic
Lumia 950/950 XL also had very decent cameras for its time. Unfortunately, by that time, Windows 10 Mobile/Windows Phone was on its last legs. Lumia 950 had THE BEST camera for that period, competitors didn't come even close for a while If you had said the 925 then I would have agreed. The 950 camera doesn't have OIS and it doesn't handle low light or hand shake so well. (Present tense because I still use my 950). Are you sure that 950 has no OIS? yeah btw the 920 camera was revolutionary (I had both) Well that's weird. Wikipedia says it has it. I guess it wasn't so special when I upgraded and I assumed it didn't.1 point -
Windows Terminal Preview 1.7 improves window management, settings UI, and more
Max Norris reacted to Abhay V for a topic
There is a GIF in the article, but I do see it. Can you try a hard refresh (ctrl+F5) and see if it shows up? Same - the file "1614627665_windowing-behavior.gif" is busted, just see a single little white line in a big blank area. That said, reeealy liking this terminal app, just keeps getting better. That's odd, seems fine at my end for some reason. I re-inserted the GIF. Can you see if it works now? Thanks for pointing it out, though1 point -
Twitter starts labeling tweets with false claims about COVID-19 vaccine
matthiew reacted to n_K for a topic
I mean I had the vaccine and I got a sore arm and a headache. In comparison a family member got covid and has been left with a permanent fatigue and not exactly a pemanent shortness of breath but their breathing has deteriorated quite a bit... You don't think a short arm ache and headache that go (not talking about any of the american vaccines) quickly are worth not getting permanent health effects? But the vaccine is really effective and for how long? Yes it is https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-56083905 and only real world testing will show for how long it lasts. You can't do 10 years worth of white blood cell checking in a lab in a month, that's not how it works. And in response to your other claim "* AstraZeneca and Johnsons & Johnsons = I think they are a copy of Moderna. Just a couple of weeks ago, AstraZeneca owned shares of Moderna" this is nonsense, they are nothing alike. Moderna and pfizer are both RNA, Astrazenica is a modified virus, you can get this information from a 5 second search pretty easily, see https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55274833 about half way down the page.1 point -
Twitter starts labeling tweets with false claims about COVID-19 vaccine
matthiew reacted to Zerosignull for a topic
It is the consensus by the experts (yes, experts...I know that is a dirty word for your type) that taking the vaccine, wearing masks and social distancing are appropriate steps to take to minimize both catching the virus and spreading it to loved ones. Define what is your definition of an expert for this situation? The vaccines have at most 6 months of testing and during the testing, they cut corner in every single aspect (self-testing = no testing at all). Can you show me a formal paper that documents the testings? I believe in vaccines but not in all vaccines. IMHO : * Pfizer = The worse of the bunch. * Moderna = so much risk of side effects. * AstraZeneca and Johnsons & Johnsons = I think they are a copy of Moderna. Just a couple of weeks ago, AstraZeneca owned shares of Moderna. * Sinovac = the best by far (and cheaper). * Sputnik = it's another that is working fine Aaaaand in one post you managed to prove why Twitter are doing this and what a good thing it will be. Astrazenica has formal papers that shows how they did the testing. Why are Phizer the worse of the bunch? Hows the AstraZenica and J&J vaccine that use historic ways to make vaccine the same as the RNA vaccine from others? Why is Sinovac with an effacacy of just 50% better than the others? You spout opinions which then makes it harder to actually combat the pandemic.1 point -
Volvo plans to go all-electric by 2030, and you'll need to buy online
matthiew reacted to JustonCheney for a topic
So, if most cars being sold in 10 years are electric....I wonder how much that will reduce noise for those living near busy roads and high ways.1 point -
Microsoft outlines what's next for the PDF reader in Edge
+E.Worm Jimmy reacted to adrynalyne for a topic
People using a third party program/app to view PDFs are a minority these days. False.1 point -
Microsoft outlines what's next for the PDF reader in Edge
+E.Worm Jimmy reacted to dead.cell for a topic
I know! I have a dedicated app for PDF viewing / editing (PhantomPDF), and every now and again, Windows has some "problem" with it and resets it back to Edge. Give me a break! I've had it happen to me a couple times, usually after a version upgrade. I call shenanigans honestly. We have to manually change the stupid default PDF app, but Microsoft can "oops" and reset it on an update... seems kinda whack.1 point -
Microsoft outlines what's next for the PDF reader in Edge
+E.Worm Jimmy reacted to devHead for a topic
I know! I have a dedicated app for PDF viewing / editing (PhantomPDF), and every now and again, Windows has some "problem" with it and resets it back to Edge. Give me a break!1 point -
Microsoft job listing hints at 5G and a better camera in the next Surface Duo
suprNOVA reacted to mulligan2k for a topic
NFC is the deal breaker for me in the UK, and price of course. But I think we'll be unlikely to see any change from £1000 again 😞1 point