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Breakthrough tech makes car battery "happy", fully charges in 10 minutes
+Warwagon and 18 others reacted to 31067 for a topic
My batteries have been very sad lately, but I passed along this news and now they're cautiously optimistic.19 points -
Is there something odd with the iPad Pro's Mini-LED screen or are you watching it wrong?
Lycean and 4 others reacted to Steven P. for a topic
First Gen or Not, the 'bloom' is a effect of the base technology, which has limited dimming zones. Unless Apple adds in more active areas in a new version, the 'issues' here will never change. I think the main problem here is marketing it like it is some sort of acceptable OLED wannabe. It's the same trick TV manufacturers pull with LCDs, calling them LED, because they are LED backlit. The display tech is still LCD but LED sounds far better.5 points -
Breakthrough tech makes car battery "happy", fully charges in 10 minutes
+hedleigh and 4 others reacted to TsarNikky for a topic
Now, if we can just get all electric car manufacturers to agree on a common plug format... The current multiple configurations is pure selfishness, i.e., corporate greed.5 points -
AMD's Zen 4 could be a behemoth with up to 128 cores in a single socket
dirtyvu and 4 others reacted to Konstantine for a topic
11th gen chips? Have you watched any video reviews on those chips? They're a waste of sand... Heat issues, lower performance than the previous 10th gen, so I don't know where you found that "intel is rivaling ryzen performance with the 11-gen chips"5 points -
Is there something odd with the iPad Pro's Mini-LED screen or are you watching it wrong?
mcborge and 4 others reacted to DramaInc for a topic
Never buy first gen of everything is the moral of the story. I’m sure it’s great for most stuff but unless you’re in a rush to get a new device it’s always better to wait. Cant remember the last first gen device that was a major success.5 points -
Is there something odd with the iPad Pro's Mini-LED screen or are you watching it wrong?
samw61 and 3 others reacted to Ryster for a topic
"Since Apple hasn't shed much light..." Pun intended? 🤣4 points -
The Outer Worlds 2 announced by Obsidian with an amusing trailer
briangw and 3 others reacted to DramaInc for a topic
How is honest trailers gonna cover this?4 points -
Here are all the Xbox Game Pass arrivals announced at the Xbox and Bethesda Showcase
AmazingRando and 3 others reacted to ZipZapRap for a topic
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. You have to be nuts to not be on game pass. Incredible value!!!4 points -
Microsoft explains how it's making gaming more accessible
freedonX and 2 others reacted to FloatingFatMan for a topic
Well good for you able bodied individual. THIS ISN'T FOR YOU OR ABOUT YOU. THIS ENABLES THOSE WHO WERE EXCLUDED TO NOW PARTICIPATE. SIT DOWN. I'm registered as partially sighted. @deadonthefloor seems to have elected himself as the judge of what constitutes disability. That's kind of him... That's OK. Personally I find it quite useful when people come out and demonstrate their prejudices for me. Saves me the effort of labelling them appropriately.3 points -
Linus Torvalds asks COVID vaccine conspiracy theorist to "SHUT THE HELL UP"
+hedleigh and 2 others reacted to Jim K for a topic
Does it take a "specialist in virus" to counter rubbish remarks like this vaccine "basically creates a new humanoid race." Really? That is a false dichotomy. It is not you want every vaccine or you are anti-vaxxer. There is a middle point, some vaccines are good, some are bad, some are useless, and so on. Now, Linus is not a specialist or work in the health market, so why I should care what he said?. He is a fake expert. he never claims to be, he just calls out some people's bullchit. As I said, about the pro-vaccines and anti-vaxxers, they are half-true, some vaccines are good, some vaccines are bad, and some vaccines are poison. LOL, ok. (⊙_◎) It is old but it is still valid. Pfizer: https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1 Also: Trovan was approved in the US in 1997 for use by adults but not children. Two years later the US Food and Drug Administration warned that the drug could cause liver damage and it has since been discontinued. "some vaccines are poison" Trovan was an antibiotic ... not a vaccine. DOH? Vaccine is how is it applied now what it does. 🤦♂️ And Trovan was applied as a vaccine. Anyways, you can (but I really doubt that you will do) google it yourself and find more evidence of vaccines that were put out of the market because they were dangerous. No it wasn't. It was always an antibiotic. Regarding other vaccines, the burden of proof rest with you...so no I'm not going to "google it yourself and find more evidence" Do you know what is a vaccine? Apparently not. Really? It is becoming very obvious you don't. 😂 There are different means to apply a treatment, one of them is a vaccine (syringe), the other is via oral (aka pills), and the other is suppositories (that apparently you know well), also there are different methods. And, not related, we have anti-biotics, anti-viral, supplements and what-not. No...just no. That isn't the difference between an antibiotic and a vaccine at all (hint: viruses vs. bacterium). Anyway, just stop.... you're embarrassing yourself.3 points -
Breakthrough tech makes car battery "happy", fully charges in 10 minutes
Malisk and 2 others reacted to Jim K for a topic
Yes...this is what is needed (plus the infrastructure). I feel that once electric cars are fairly close to gas cars (with regards to "fueling up") than they will start selling more. A robust charging infrastructure needs to happen. Gas stations is the obvious choice to help with this ... but will they?3 points -
Linus Torvalds asks COVID vaccine conspiracy theorist to "SHUT THE HELL UP"
dismuter and one other reacted to Jim K for a topic
Does it take a "specialist in virus" to counter rubbish remarks like this vaccine "basically creates a new humanoid race." Really? That is a false dichotomy. It is not you want every vaccine or you are anti-vaxxer. There is a middle point, some vaccines are good, some are bad, some are useless, and so on. Now, Linus is not a specialist or work in the health market, so why I should care what he said?. He is a fake expert. he never claims to be, he just calls out some people's bullchit. As I said, about the pro-vaccines and anti-vaxxers, they are half-true, some vaccines are good, some vaccines are bad, and some vaccines are poison. LOL, ok. (⊙_◎) It is old but it is still valid. 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Two years later the US Food and Drug Administration warned that the drug could cause liver damage and it has since been discontinued. "some vaccines are poison" Trovan was an antibiotic ... not a vaccine. DOH? Vaccine is how is it applied now what it does. 🤦♂️ And Trovan was applied as a vaccine. Anyways, you can (but I really doubt that you will do) google it yourself and find more evidence of vaccines that were put out of the market because they were dangerous. No it wasn't. It was always an antibiotic. Regarding other vaccines, the burden of proof rest with you...so no I'm not going to "google it yourself and find more evidence" Do you know what is a vaccine? Apparently not. Really? It is becoming very obvious you don't. 😂 There are different means to apply a treatment, one of them is a vaccine (syringe), the other is via oral (aka pills), and the other is suppositories (that apparently you know well), also there are different methods. And, not related, we have anti-biotics, anti-viral, supplements and what-not. No...just no. That isn't the difference between an antibiotic and a vaccine at all (hint: viruses vs. bacterium). Anyway, just stop.... you're embarrassing yourself. The vaccine is a method to apply for medicine VACCINATION IS NOT THE SAME AS ANTIVIRUS. You can get a vaccine that does not contains antivirus but supplements or other components. You are fooling yourself with your ignorance. OMG. Just stop. I've only been medical for 26 years. Vaccines are given so that the body can provide a protective immune response to viruses represented in the vaccine. Antibiotics are medicines which inhibit bacteria reproduction and are only useful for treating bacterial infections. Antivirals are used to treat infections caused by, drum-roll, viruses. Antivirus is a program to prevent/detect/remove malicious software.2 points -
Is there something odd with the iPad Pro's Mini-LED screen or are you watching it wrong?
seeprime and one other reacted to Steven P. for a topic
Exactly, meanwhile Samsung have the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus with AMOLED and it's cheaper too.2 points -
Microsoft explains how it's making gaming more accessible
Kushan and one other reacted to +Dick Montage for a topic
Well good for you able bodied individual. THIS ISN'T FOR YOU OR ABOUT YOU. THIS ENABLES THOSE WHO WERE EXCLUDED TO NOW PARTICIPATE. SIT DOWN. I'm registered as partially sighted. @deadonthefloor seems to have elected himself as the judge of what constitutes disability. That's kind of him...2 points -
Linus Torvalds asks COVID vaccine conspiracy theorist to "SHUT THE HELL UP"
+hedleigh and one other reacted to Jim K for a topic
Does it take a "specialist in virus" to counter rubbish remarks like this vaccine "basically creates a new humanoid race." Really? That is a false dichotomy. It is not you want every vaccine or you are anti-vaxxer. There is a middle point, some vaccines are good, some are bad, some are useless, and so on. Now, Linus is not a specialist or work in the health market, so why I should care what he said?. He is a fake expert. he never claims to be, he just calls out some people's bullchit. As I said, about the pro-vaccines and anti-vaxxers, they are half-true, some vaccines are good, some vaccines are bad, and some vaccines are poison. LOL, ok. (⊙_◎) It is old but it is still valid. Pfizer: https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1 Also: Trovan was approved in the US in 1997 for use by adults but not children. Two years later the US Food and Drug Administration warned that the drug could cause liver damage and it has since been discontinued. "some vaccines are poison" Trovan was an antibiotic ... not a vaccine. DOH? Vaccine is how is it applied now what it does. 🤦♂️ And Trovan was applied as a vaccine. Anyways, you can (but I really doubt that you will do) google it yourself and find more evidence of vaccines that were put out of the market because they were dangerous. No it wasn't. It was always an antibiotic. Regarding other vaccines, the burden of proof rest with you...so no I'm not going to "google it yourself and find more evidence" Do you know what is a vaccine? Apparently not. Really? It is becoming very obvious you don't.2 points -
Is there something odd with the iPad Pro's Mini-LED screen or are you watching it wrong?
mcborge and one other reacted to jasondefaoite for a topic
AirPods Pro. Not a first gen device. And the air pods pro aren't particularly good either.2 points -
Starfield launches November 11, 2022 on Xbox and PC, trailer out
nizz0n and one other reacted to Max Norris for a topic
Starfield is a new IP. Weird, pretty sure I commented in the post about The Outer Worlds, not this one. Huh, guess I forgot I'm going senile again.2 points -
Are you getting vaccinated, or have been?
+Raze and one other reacted to Steven P. for a topic
Got the first Pfizer vaccine three hours ago, bit sore where I was injected but no other side effects yet.2 points -
The meme is real: Xbox Mini Fridge, launching holiday 2021
freedonX and one other reacted to Son_Of_Dad for a topic
It's very IT Crowd2 points -
Here are all the Xbox Game Pass arrivals announced at the Xbox and Bethesda Showcase
AmazingRando and one other reacted to AussieAnon for a topic
GamePass is a no brainer at this point. You have to wonder how Sony can compete with this service.2 points -
Eidos-Montréal is making a Guardians of the Galaxy game, launches this October
mcborge and one other reacted to BrianZ for a topic
Uhm, Drax's face looks like Uncle Fester from the Addams Family in that first pic.2 points -
Diablo II Resurrected to release September 23 for XB1, PS4, 5, Series X|S, PC, and Switch
greenwizard88 and one other reacted to DramaInc for a topic
Idk how I feel about the price of this remaster...2 points -
Sea of Thieves is getting a Pirates of the Caribbean crossover
domboy and one other reacted to excalpius for a topic
Now, THIS is the kind of branding crossover that will bring new players and gamers to this franchise.2 points -
The meme is real: Xbox Mini Fridge, launching holiday 2021
BrianZ and one other reacted to George P for a topic
The fact MS's xbox marketing team took a joke meme which was meant to make the console look bad and flipped it into something they'll actually make money off of has to be the smartest move I've seen in quite some time.2 points -
The Outer Worlds 2 announced by Obsidian with an amusing trailer
Tsiatho and one other reacted to Atlantico for a topic
Brutally honest. I like it.2 points -
Nvidia GTX 600 and 700 Kepler series driver support is also ending in October
domboy and one other reacted to +Warwagon for a topic
I have a 770. Honestly, they should support these cards until graphics card prices come back down. Because there will be a lot of people still holding on to these cards like me.2 points -
Linus Torvalds asks COVID vaccine conspiracy theorist to "SHUT THE HELL UP"
Churma and one other reacted to Neonix1 for a topic
Having the vaccine does not mean you can stop taking precautions. An entire smaller care home with 15 fully vaccinated people got Covid-19 here. All of them. All of them had both rounds of the Pfizer of Moderna vaccine completed. Three of them were hospitalized, and 15/15 tested positive. So the myth that the vaccine makes you safe is just that, a myth. It might only prevent the most serious covid-19 side-effects, on some. But you can still get very sick. Also, just because you have the vaccine, you can still spread the virus to others who might not. The problem with the vaccine is that it makes people slackers because they think they are safe and untouchable...2 points -
WinRAR 6.02
xrobwx71 reacted to PeterTHX for a topic
If you go to the website in the link you'll find that it's final.1 point -
Niantic teams up with Hasbro to develop a Transformers AR game
Tuskd reacted to B V for a topic
Big Transformers fan here. I can't wait to see what this is but I'm not planning on running around looking for bots to capture or gyms to takeover.1 point -
Linus Torvalds asks COVID vaccine conspiracy theorist to "SHUT THE HELL UP"
+hedleigh reacted to adrynalyne for a topic
Does it take a "specialist in virus" to counter rubbish remarks like this vaccine "basically creates a new humanoid race." Really? That is a false dichotomy. It is not you want every vaccine or you are anti-vaxxer. There is a middle point, some vaccines are good, some are bad, some are useless, and so on. Now, Linus is not a specialist or work in the health market, so why I should care what he said?. He is a fake expert. he never claims to be, he just calls out some people's bullchit. As I said, about the pro-vaccines and anti-vaxxers, they are half-true, some vaccines are good, some vaccines are bad, and some vaccines are poison. LOL, ok. (⊙_◎) It is old but it is still valid. Pfizer: https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1 Also: Trovan was approved in the US in 1997 for use by adults but not children. Two years later the US Food and Drug Administration warned that the drug could cause liver damage and it has since been discontinued. "some vaccines are poison" Trovan was an antibiotic ... not a vaccine. DOH? Vaccine is how is it applied now what it does. 🤦♂️ And Trovan was applied as a vaccine. Anyways, you can (but I really doubt that you will do) google it yourself and find more evidence of vaccines that were put out of the market because they were dangerous. No it wasn't. It was always an antibiotic. Regarding other vaccines, the burden of proof rest with you...so no I'm not going to "google it yourself and find more evidence" Do you know what is a vaccine? Apparently not. Really? It is becoming very obvious you don't. 😂 There are different means to apply a treatment, one of them is a vaccine (syringe), the other is via oral (aka pills), and the other is suppositories (that apparently you know well), also there are different methods. And, not related, we have anti-biotics, anti-viral, supplements and what-not. I take medication monthly via a needle. By your definition, it’s a vaccine. 🧐1 point -
Linus Torvalds asks COVID vaccine conspiracy theorist to "SHUT THE HELL UP"
+Dick Montage reacted to adrynalyne for a topic
Does it take a "specialist in virus" to counter rubbish remarks like this vaccine "basically creates a new humanoid race." Really? That is a false dichotomy. It is not you want every vaccine or you are anti-vaxxer. There is a middle point, some vaccines are good, some are bad, some are useless, and so on. Now, Linus is not a specialist or work in the health market, so why I should care what he said?. He is a fake expert. he never claims to be, he just calls out some people's bullchit. As I said, about the pro-vaccines and anti-vaxxers, they are half-true, some vaccines are good, some vaccines are bad, and some vaccines are poison. LOL, ok. (⊙_◎) It is old but it is still valid. 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Two years later the US Food and Drug Administration warned that the drug could cause liver damage and it has since been discontinued. "some vaccines are poison" Trovan was an antibiotic ... not a vaccine. DOH? Vaccine is how is it applied now what it does. 🤦♂️ And Trovan was applied as a vaccine. Anyways, you can (but I really doubt that you will do) google it yourself and find more evidence of vaccines that were put out of the market because they were dangerous. No it wasn't. It was always an antibiotic. Regarding other vaccines, the burden of proof rest with you...so no I'm not going to "google it yourself and find more evidence" Do you know what is a vaccine? Apparently not. Really? It is becoming very obvious you don't. 😂 There are different means to apply a treatment, one of them is a vaccine (syringe), the other is via oral (aka pills), and the other is suppositories (that apparently you know well), also there are different methods. And, not related, we have anti-biotics, anti-viral, supplements and what-not. No...just no. That isn't the difference between an antibiotic and a vaccine at all (hint: viruses vs. bacterium). Anyway, just stop.... you're embarrassing yourself. The vaccine is a method to apply for medicine VACCINATION IS NOT THE SAME AS ANTIVIRUS. You can get a vaccine that does not contains antivirus but supplements or other components. You are fooling yourself with your ignorance. No, we are just seeing yours.1 point -
Linus Torvalds asks COVID vaccine conspiracy theorist to "SHUT THE HELL UP"
dismuter reacted to adrynalyne for a topic
Still better then dr. Karen from facebook, where you probably put your trust in. So you are citing somebody that you know (and I don't know) and you are claiming what?. What is your point?. Linus is still not a doctor. 🥱 The only one calling him such is you. So why are you arguing against something you made up? Is it to deflect others from noticing that you thought antibiotics and vaccines were the same thing?1 point -
Is there something odd with the iPad Pro's Mini-LED screen or are you watching it wrong?
elmetnuter reacted to excalpius for a topic
Wall Street Apple's only mission in the post-Jobs era is to maximize profit per unit. In this case, they went for a cheaper, inferior solution and then marketed/hyped it as "revolutionary"...as we have seen with Apple again (don't include a charger) and again (use our iPad chips instead of Intel) and again (don't go OLED, go long outdated LCD backlighting) and again... The irony is that this particular choice also makes the iPad thicker than it needs to be AND have a worse battery life than if they'd just gone OLED/AMOLED.1 point -
The meme is real: Xbox Mini Fridge, launching holiday 2021
+witbyt reacted to Dutchie64 for a topic
Well.... It's called "Mini"... and probably yes...1 point -
Eidos-Montréal is making a Guardians of the Galaxy game, launches this October
spikey_richie reacted to LoneWolfSL for a topic
Thanks! fixed.1 point -
Linus Torvalds asks COVID vaccine conspiracy theorist to "SHUT THE HELL UP"
+hedleigh reacted to Jim K for a topic
Does it take a "specialist in virus" to counter rubbish remarks like this vaccine "basically creates a new humanoid race." Really? That is a false dichotomy. It is not you want every vaccine or you are anti-vaxxer. There is a middle point, some vaccines are good, some are bad, some are useless, and so on. Now, Linus is not a specialist or work in the health market, so why I should care what he said?. He is a fake expert. he never claims to be, he just calls out some people's bullchit. As I said, about the pro-vaccines and anti-vaxxers, they are half-true, some vaccines are good, some vaccines are bad, and some vaccines are poison. LOL, ok. (⊙_◎) It is old but it is still valid. Pfizer: https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1" rel="external nofollow">https://www.theguardian.com/wo.../health.healthandwellbeing1 Also: Trovan was approved in the US in 1997 for use by adults but not children. Two years later the US Food and Drug Administration warned that the drug could cause liver damage and it has since been discontinued. "some vaccines are poison" Trovan was an antibiotic ... not a vaccine. DOH? Vaccine is how is it applied now what it does. 🤦♂️ And Trovan was applied as a vaccine. Anyways, you can (but I really doubt that you will do) google it yourself and find more evidence of vaccines that were put out of the market because they were dangerous. No it wasn't. It was always an antibiotic. Regarding other vaccines, the burden of proof rest with you...so no I'm not going to "google it yourself and find more evidence"1 point -
Starfield launches November 11, 2022 on Xbox and PC, trailer out
+E.Worm Jimmy reacted to jasondefaoite for a topic
Starfield is a new IP.1 point -
Diablo II Resurrected to release September 23 for XB1, PS4, 5, Series X|S, PC, and Switch
freedonX reacted to n_K for a topic
Complete rip off. D2 is and was a great game, I think this price is a slight insult1 point -
The meme is real: Xbox Mini Fridge, launching holiday 2021
greenwizard88 reacted to Jose_49 for a topic
This is so true! Apparently, they finally replaced the monkeys in the marketing department.1 point -
What are you playing?
Xenon reacted to techbeck for a topic
If anyone is looking for a good bundle and has not played the last few Assassins Creed games on XBOX, you get Origins, Odyssey, and Valhalla for $56. Was $160 but on sale currently.1 point -
Diablo II Resurrected to release September 23 for XB1, PS4, 5, Series X|S, PC, and Switch
freedonX reacted to LiLmEgZ for a topic
I preordered back in March so I'm set The September 23rd date will also mark the death of Diablo 3 btw1 point -
Starfield launches November 11, 2022 on Xbox and PC, trailer out
quikmantx reacted to George P for a topic
I was expecting a much sooner release date Hopefully no delays happen. Now that they're part of MS and have all that money, no need for Bethesda to rush out it's games and have them be buggy messes like before. I'd rather they take the time needed.1 point -
Ventoy 1.0.46
Xahid reacted to ThaCrip for a topic
This is what I use on Linux to create a multiboot USB stick as it's probably the easiest way to do it on Linux to (and you just copy/paste or drag/drop ISO's to the USB stick which is nice and simple). but the gist of it is... To install Ventoy = sudo sh Ventoy2Disk.sh -i /dev/sdX (where "X" is the location of your USB stick you want to use with Ventoy) To update Ventoy = sudo sh Ventoy2Disk.sh -u /dev/sdX (where "X" is the location of your USB stick you want to update with Ventoy on it) p.s. Linux version (along with Windows) can be download here... https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy/releases1 point -
Nvidia to drop Game Ready Driver updates for Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 starting this October
DeusProto reacted to allwynd01 for a topic
I still don't know why they had to go and ruin the beautiful UI that Windows 7 had. All they had to do was just add new features on top of Windows 7 and call it Windows 8 without changing it visually, same with Windows 10 - just add new features on top and retain the nice looking UI. Right now Windows 10's UI is ugly, boring, blocky, it looks all over the place - Settings and other things look so oversized as if you're not clicking them with a mouse, but tapping them with a finger, it just doesn't make sense. Not to mention how ugly the UI is with the sharp corners, it looks like a temporary placeholder for a Pre-Early-Alpha test for a UI. And finally - Windows 10 is so unstable and these elements written in the UWP language or whatever it is called constantly break - disable Cortana or whatever and then your Start Menu stops indexing and newly installed apps don't appear in search results despite being there. Then you install StartIsBack++ and search works as perfectly as it did in Windows 7. I still won't forget that dick move that Microsoft did during Windows 8 - when people found out they can just copy the Start Menu files from Windows 7 into 8, edit some registry or whatever and get a fully functioning Start Menu, then when Microsoft found out, it was like a week or a month later, they released a patch so this stopped working... Imagine what kind of jerks they are - they don't like it when users make the OS work the way they want and is easier for them... I'm waiting for this Windows 11 on June 24 to see what is the big deal and will they actually create an UI that is not butt ugly.1 point -
It took hackers $10 worth of stolen cookies and some lies to breach EA's systems
czoigberg reacted to Mindovermaster for a topic
When i first read this, I took it as "stolen cookies" as in the ones you eat.. And they stole it from a gas station or something.. LOL "$10 worth of stolen cookies"1 point -
Linus Torvalds asks COVID vaccine conspiracy theorist to "SHUT THE HELL UP"
Brons2 reacted to Vishwal for a topic
Exactly, I have seen many severe form of corona pneumonitis cases, almost all of them didn't take vaccine. People who have taken vaccine, got only milder form. Only seen 1 case of severe pneumonitis who has taken only 1 jab, but she recovered in no time with non invasive ventilation and steroid + Enoxaparin therapy. I highly recommend vaccine but never lower your guards because you can still spread or have milder variety of the disease.1 point -
Linus Torvalds asks COVID vaccine conspiracy theorist to "SHUT THE HELL UP"
Dutchie64 reacted to Yogurth for a topic
Because? A Covid 19 vaccination passport and lockdowns were a year ago also conspiracy theories........ Wow...vaccine passports are nothing new, check history of travel, especially to Africa. Lockdowns are nothing new either, they are just quarantines on large scale in an unprecedented moment in newer history.1 point -
Linus Torvalds asks COVID vaccine conspiracy theorist to "SHUT THE HELL UP"
Brons2 reacted to Dutchie64 for a topic
Because? A Covid 19 vaccination passport and lockdowns were a year ago also conspiracy theories........ You do have a point, yeah covid vaccinations should not be mandatory They do not have a point. Lockdowns were never a conspiracy theory. "Vaccination passport" wasn't one either. In any case, even if some conspiracy came to be true now, that doesn't imply every word vomit conspiracy theory must be true. The one mentioned in the article is one such example. It makes absolutely no sense. Exactly. As long as people throw crazy conspiracies at the wall, in the end one of them will stick, because they 'predicted' it... But due to social media all the crazy is more vocal these days, being able to connect to even more crazy. Truly and utterly so fed up with all this ****1 point -
Linus Torvalds asks COVID vaccine conspiracy theorist to "SHUT THE HELL UP"
Brons2 reacted to Xahid for a topic
lol, Im also tired of Anti-Vacc conspiracy theories, basically illogical sh!!t.1 point -
Internet Download Manager (IDM) 6.38 Build 25
Gioantonnello reacted to las84 for a topic
Yep, I simply couldn't do without my IDM.1 point