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"Apple released a statement on how they will you to change/repair devices" . tells you everything you need to know
Apple is the Ferrari of phones.
@@whatif8741 You mean they sell only to people earning more than half a million $ a year and offer products which catch fire after 3 years of use ?
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arent they generous? time to break up big tech, apple, google, amazon, facebook, microsoft
@@marcux83 it's time to educate every single fanboy not to drink the Kool-aid, because trying to break them only justifies lobbying and practices to "protect themselves", radicalize the normies against you by labeling you, etc. Revolution starts at home. Stop buying their shit
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5 years ago I would agree Linux isn't ready for mass adoption, but since proton to help make games compatible and stable rolling distros like Manjaro KDE, Linux is a great alternative to Windows, I agree it's not for everyone but there are plenty of people that would benefit from it, consider giving it a try if you haven't tried it out on the last few years, all you have to lose is time since it is free
Manjaro sucks, use Linux mint instead
@@MarkH153 Idk for my hardware (new laptop), Linux Mint was too outdated, things didn't quite work well, onboarding was surprisingly rough. I did use it years back and that was a better experience. Manjaro is fine now, being more on the bleeding edge with new drivers. Either is fine if you like it and it works for you.
And sadly from the good alternatives to Manjaro (like EndeavourOS) none have the full graphical suite that Manjaro has, which makes it hard to recommend to new linux users.
@@MarkH153my personal favorites are Lubuntu, Arch (really specific use cases for both like "insecure auto bootups"), and Pop-OS.... I'm mostly always defaulting to Pop-OS though.... Also I haven't tried it in a while but I'm pretty sure you can replace the desktop GUI of any Linux.... Like Gnome, XFCE, etc etc....
@@MarkH153 ahh yes... Let the my distro is better war start
Or your hard drive if you don't know what you're doing.
14:42 - my Korean war vet grandpa just had M1 Garand PTSD with that sound
11:33 It is.
I have been reached out by some of my friends to help them switch to Linux due to windows growing more and more awful
And so far everyone that switched is pretty happy about it, and I'm positive my friend group isn't the only one making the switch if the consistent growth of linux users is to be believed, which seems to be more than what the steamdeck has contributed
Yea, my xbox subscription ran out this month and that was the last thing to keep me on windows.
Which linus do you recommend? That's your community's biggest problem, you guys all agree Linux is better but can't agree on which one to install, once there is a comparable easy for casual stable Linux to recommend maybe then it can take off
@@DamienCloud Ubuntu, I use it for servers and have a dual partition right now.
@@DamienCloudpeople don't agree because it doesn't really matter, you can go with Ubuntu, fedora, elementaryos, people will generally just recommend what they know better.
Of those three, Ubuntu will have the easiest install, but may have worse hardware support, fedora is a bit harder to install if you have an Nvidia GPU, but is very stable and supports recent hardware faster.
Elementaryos is less stable, but will offer the best performance.
Personally I would recommend fedora, as it's kind of a middle ground, but you will need to read the installer carefully, so maybe take an hour to install the OS and drivers
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I'm lucky enough to have 3 "wired" internet options where I am.
1 cable provider and TWO fiber providers. The first fiber in town was/is a big corporation. The second was about 6 months behind in their fiber rollout but is a smaller local provider. It's going to cost me $10 more a month but I'll be switching to the smaller provider soon. Ironically in this case paying MORE will support better competition in the area.
i have a friend that asked about switching to linux, even though he is not the brightest. after showing him how to set up a vm of opensuse, we decided to research what software he would be missing out on and what he would need to learn. it turns out, he'd lose access to one game (tarkov) and setting up vr was slightly annoying on a quest. (there is beta software to stream vr games to a quest headset on linux) These issues were not enough to discourage him, and next week he is going to install it on bare metal. he did say that he would swap back if it was too much of a hassle, which is fair i guess, but he also said that he didn't think it would really get to that point. So, linux is an option people are considering, it's just that people might be going back and forth, between it and windows since it's not 100% seamless.
Last time I saw spicy Brett was when he ranted about Quibi. Loved watching him rant about it at 2x speed. 🤣
11:37 gotta disagree with you. Im not very tech savvy but linux is definitely looking like an attractive os to switch to, at least for personal use. Windows is deterring me so much... Apple might get some people from windows but for myself apple isnt a better option because finding settings may be easier but theres a lot of customizing thats locked and software that gatekept out of the appstore so can't say I'll go back to them either.
I highly recommend linux mint if you choose to do so. Its a very polished experience and even as an intermediate user I actually came back to it as I found others to be frustratingly lacking in comparison. Unless you need to be playing those competitive games with rootkit anticheats, linux is absolutely useable and I've yet to see a more casual game that doesn't work under steam's proton (though I have experienced some performance issues)
I recommend Garuda or Mint
Loved it when Brett whiped out his german :D "Schadenfreude" one of the best words invented hahaha
Yeah don't try to defend Apple there. They are trying to make it so expensive people still can't or won't want to repair. Apple is rotting from the inside out ever since the only person to actually care about the company has long since been gone.
They're just responding to the writing on the wall.
800lb gorilla vs the combined governments of 500m in the EU, and a further 300m of the US joins in.
They might win the battle, but they won't win the war.
Ok...but if I want to risk "privacy, security, etc" which is technically true. Let ME decide, NOT Apple!
@@frenchfryinyourmcdonaldsba8688get a pixel 😁
@@frenchfryinyourmcdonaldsba8688 Absolutely
You know the simple answer here is to just not buy their phones right?
Between microsoft locking down the theming of windows, telementry, and overall shadiness I switched to arch linux. Linux is honestly perfectly functional for 90% of people, the issues are typically in highly specialized workloads. I have to keep a dual boot because my tool for programming GM truck modules for work only works on windows. But as linux market share increases those situations will become less and less. Whenever windows becomes a subscription which has been rumored for win 12 its already sinking marketshare is going to plummet.
11:37 YES IT IS (well at least for me and other developers)
Damn right. I put Debian Trixie on ZFS on my roommate's computer along side Windows 11 and suggested she try to use it instead. Briefly, there was an issue accessing something while I was out so she rebooted into Windows temporarily, but as soon as I got home she asked me to fix it so she could go back to the OS that wasn't a fucking disaster nightmare screaming "BUY THIS TRASH" at her every 10 seconds.
More devices need to come out with some form of Linux Distro so that it stands out a little, but it also requires some touches so that non-savvy persons don't end up lost and pushed away.
I'm still trying out Linux a little by forcing myself to see what it's all about. It's kinda rough when you're not used to it, but the lightweight environment and freedom of the platform is great. Beside specific things related to VR that operate under Windows, I've for the most part been having a good little time with Ubuntu and ROCm.
I'm savvy with Linux on the server side, been running them for over 20 years, but Linux desktop still annoys the heck out of me and I end up reverting to Windows.
@@jangjangjangjongLinux is great if you're looking for a hobby, less so if you just want an OS that everything works on out of the box.
It makes Linux more appealing to me Brett. I've been waiting to take the plunge, as a father I really don't play games without a pause feature.
11:38 You say that, but I had been using windows for about 6 years until a few months ago. I forget what it was that MS did (although I remember it was a pretty minor thing), but I had a spare SSD and it did make me consider trying out linux as a desktop. And I've been on linux ever since.
I most definitely agree with the boiling frog guy.... At this point with steam/proton getting better, Linux is just free performance, and no OS level spyware, not to mention just overall better control on everything.... Honestly if Microsoft continues on the same trajectory, one day windows will be no more than a compatibility layer for Linux, and Mac. Not to mention you can make Linux look, and feel like anything within an hour....then easily change it to anything else the moment you want to.
Yep, surprising how many games just run fine. It's not perfect yet, and you may face problems eventually still.
Which linus do you recommend? That's your community's biggest problem, you guys all agree Linux is better but can't agree on which one to install, once there is a comparable easy for casual stable Linux to recommend maybe then it can take off
@@DamienCloud POP-OS personally, but it will be different from everyone else......
@@DamienCloudthere will always be different distributions but nowadays, since you have distro independent package managers like flatpak, for casual users it won’t be a big deal. The more linux spreads, the easier help for your independent usecase will be to find.
@@DamienCloud Yeah it doesn't really matter.
Manjaro KDE, Fedora, PopOS, Linux Mint, EndeavourOS, base Ubuntu. All decent options.
Two major considerations:
What is your preferred desktop? Just try them out. I prefer KDE, but there's also Gnome and Cinnamon. If you don't know, I'd recommend to try Manjaro KDE, Fedora for Gnome (I like their setup a bit better than stock ubuntu), and Linux Mint (they use Cinnamon, their own desktop, otherwise not super popular).
What is your preferences in distribution/updates/packaging?
If your machine is very new, maybe take a rolling release distro like Manjaro/EndeavourOS, though Fedora and PopOS might be fine there too.
Otherwise they'll all be fine, most applications are flatpak nowadays anyway, for better or for worse.
I like arch based packaging (e.g. Manjaro/EndeavourOS or pure Arch), but it can be a bit more tedious, haven't used RPM packaging yet (Fedora), but ubuntu-based packaging (e.g. apt) is generally the best supported, though the advantage has gotten very thin (used by Ubuntu, PopOS, Linux Mint)
Hey, that pin is kinda cool. It has a tiny laser projector that can do 720p. It's a miracle they made it kinda work, at all.
I don't know why people thought it was going to replace their phones. Or watch. The software integrations need about 5-6 years of work, and it obviously does nothing offline.
Love watching my UFD tech news every morning.
Linux is absolutely becoming more desirable. In the last couple years it’s risen to 3% of the market share. That’s a 300% increase in the desktop userbase. Some of that might be the steamdeck and it may be flawed because of it being based on web traffic. 4% of the market is nothing to sneeze at when you consider it’s be at less than 1% for so long.
With all the annoying windows features being forced onto us I'm starting to look seriously at looking to linux for my os, too much bs with win atm
I think tensor is basically a multi-dimension matrix. Martix is 2d (like 3x3, 4x4) and tensors is a more general term for n-dimension structure (eg. 4x3x2, 2x3x2x3 etc.). I may be wrong but it's more of a term from linear algebra than AI and tech world. It is widely used in machine learning (thus names like tensor flow which is basically engine for processing tensors with some AI-focused tooling)
Well done!!! it's OK to be feisty at times, especially if you are versed in a subject.
The nutrition label is still good even if you live in a monopolized area. You obviously have the option to move and this would make deciding on a place to live along with the FCC broadband map a lot easier.
I would argue that with the exception of certain productivity use cases, gamers are actually the more stalwart holdouts on Windows. Anyone else, Linux is a viable option. It isn't like non-technical users are any better off troubleshooting issues on Windows than Linux. They're stuck when something doesn't work anyway. Amusingly, the one recent driver issue I had was on Windows and it was refusing to connect to the xbox controller (trying to do a firmware update) that works out of the box on Linux.
I've already consigned to Linux after the Windows 10 EOL. I'm probably going to get one of those mini PCs and use it as my personal computer with Linux. Then I will indeed have a 'gaming pc' and it will run Windows 11 or whatever it needs to run but will be exclusively for gaming.
what if there was vram expansion for your gpu. like SLI but it would be linking a capture card but contains vram. idk hie this would work but it could be good since instead of having t on upgrade your gpu because you need 4g of vram you could just get a $100 12g expansion. or you could send your old gpu to the manufacturer and get the vram out of it.
also this would be cool if AMD made something like this that would improve shaders.
For the humane I liked the approach taken by Mr Mobile, who also said it's not a recommended device but true to explain the maybe if it existence
I like the fisty side of you! Keep the cable dangling and the rebuttals of miscorrections coming!
BTW: I do have at least 3 broadband providers to chose from: Spectrum Cable, AT&T Fiber, and Google Fiber. Now, I'm a techie - I know how to read the specs, and Google being the only one Gigabit down AND up (and having 2GBit/s down as $30 more option) was the easy choice, given it is also $20 cheaper at least than the competition - and it has less downtime. Especially the downtime, I had 1 so far since switching and that was a short one. Before that, Spectrum had them on a bimonthly basis at most inconvenient times.
So, I welcome clear labeling so other people less tech savvy can get a better understanding and don't have to dig through fine print to find these things. Especially data caps for high speed are egregious and in some areas still a thing - more likely where they have a monopoly.
I feel like the only reason apple decided to allow repair with used parts is because they can make themselves look good for "recycling"....not the only reason but definitely a way for them to benefit.
I miss Kyler! Also at 9:09, upcrumbing, I dont know how, but I want more...
Linux has been growing by leaps and bounds thanks in large part to AMD, Vulkan API, and the Steam Deck. In 2024, you can play "most" PC games in Linux with little to no performance hit. Gaming focused Linux Distro's like Nobara make moving from Windows much easier for beginners. The only thing holding PC gamers back from mass migration to Linux is studio's unwillingness to allow their anti-cheat engines to run under Linux. Most Anti-cheat engines have Linux compatibility, but the gaming studio licensing the anti-cheat chooses to "toggle off" Linux compatibility. It's horribly frustrating when you understand not being able to run most AAA FPS games is not a compatibility problem, but an internal policy decision by the gaming studio!
The reason the Humane AI pin had to be a device and not just an iPhone app is that Apple would never allow someone to write an app that is always listening for you to say something so its AI can answer you with helpful information. Only Apple is allowed to do that. No, it does not matter if you want to do that. Look, what is the point of being a monopoly if people can use the devices you sold them to do whatever they want?
13:38 Interesting argument that the Internet is obviously bad for you.... I'm here for it.
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I'm surprised Intel is discontinuing 13th Gen K chips before the apparent issues with 14th Gen ones are sorted.
I do like the camera pan or slow crop out of the cable in the background as you responded to the comment about it.
Yeah I can't wait for the nutrition label thing for internet, I hope it happens in Canada too. Like my net bill just went up for some reason and I can't see why, all it shows is the total bill.
+1 for Spicy Brett. Even though I have been on the other side (made a short sided comment on consoles) I still really enjoy when you get fired up
Jokes on you, I watched this video on my Linux computer
the early 20th century court ruling that priorized shareholders over customers was the start of the economic downfall of this country IMHO, it's been on a slow downward spiral ever since.
They should have made the humane AI pin look like a Starfleet comm badge.
11:39 My friends and I are looking more and more at linux to escape Windows 11 especially with it's EOL comming up next year
3 tensor operations per second would be sloooooooooooow
Ahh I'm so happy about that last bit of news, I can just buy the Legion Go and not worry about something else rendering it obsolete in like a year. I'm so hyped that I can finally get my hands on it.
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The 8x00 Series GPU's so far will not have MCM, GDDR7, nor RDNA 4.
They'll be classic monolithic die, GDDR6, and RNDA 3+.
In other words the Radeon RX 8x00 series will be mostly a refresh of the Mid-Tier 7x00 series GPU's. With some slight tweaks to RNDA 3.
The Humane AI pin's main problem is its latency which was bound to be a problem, since its so small. Unless it does something about its latency, most of its functionality is not very usable and the fact it needs internet at all times doesn't help it.
Apple "allowing" these repairs because they were forced to, not because they're doing us a favour
Linux is more appealing to me because of Microsoft's business practices. I started playing around with it for exactly that reason.
Man no deals!?! That's half the reason I watch these videos!
Intel discontinuing 13th gen CPU's isn't surprising, much like realizing that horses are the most farted on animals wasn't a surprise either. Keep the cord, sell some coffee, talk about tiddies, go AMD!
What are you storing your data _on,_ if you don't like hard drives? Or are we marking spinning platters and SSDs as separate entities here?
Also the AI pin is a gift.
Edit 2: Companies _are not_ legally obligated to shareholders. There are reasons/histories/perverse incentives behind "maximizing shareholder value." The law is not one of them.
100% jealous about the screwdriver, if ever you do a giveaway for it please make it a huge announcement
The new APUs aren't really just a little bit of a boost, they're getting 4 more CUs. Even with zero generational uplift that'd still be a 33% increase. Wasting valuable space on the chip for LLM fake "AI" garbage is a massive disappointment, though. It'd be much better used for extra cache.
Agreed. I'd love to use it in some capacity, but so far, I don't see a use. They're not fast enough for local LLMs, but maybe it can be used for accelerating AI voice cleanup or video background removal or something along those lines. So I guess if you want to want to scream into your mic on the train and want your teammates to hear you well it's a benefit. Not buying the whole AI to search your files crap, just organise them well. We're far from a proper assistant anyway.
So yeah, I do think it might be great for people in video calls for a good part of their day, and like to work out of home, but I'm not buying this whole AI everywhere thing just yet.
Ofc, being on Linux, I'm not sure to what degree these applications will be available to me anyway.
@@vocassenif you're doing any of that kind of workload you should have a dedicated GPU.
@@Zuriki09 Uhh the whole point of the dedicated AI accelerators is that you can do this stuff more efficiently. Ofc you can do that on a dedicated GPU, but expect to have a lot less battery life. And potentially sacrificing performance in your game.
No, these are there to enable these technologies even on thin&lights, or on your main rig but without sacrificing battery life too much.
In fact, I believe I saw that even on a modern ryzen APU, the iGPU would still be more powerful doing the same task than the RyzenAI engine on the same chip, but be a lot less efficient doing it. I wouldn't want to use anything AI if it meant sucking back enormous amounts of power and fans running at 100%.
That's what it's for.
But that's not the point. The problem is that I, as a consumer, don't know of any application that actually makes use of it. I know windows will, but I don't use windows. I'd hope Discord will for noise suppression, but idk. Even AMDs own noise supression currently only runs on CPU or GPU, they don't mention RyzenAI. So that's more the problem, despite microsoft hyping it up and pushing it, there's nothing to actually market here yet. I just hope there will be
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-expensive for what it does
-runs hot
-takes good pictures
Yea, that does sound like it was made by ex apple employees
I wonder if AMD is sitting on RDNA 3+ because they know Intel won't be making APUs that can compete with it any time soon so they're going to coast like they did with Vega. That said though, I am kind of optimistic for Strix Halo.
We will probably see the next gen of apu in the ps6 since amd makes custom chips for them
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All I know is that I just bought a 14700kf and it was a stability nightmare so I returned it and I’m trying out am5
When will they make it more easy to repair all their products?
12th if April 23: 04 here. :)
First generation Star Trek Discovery communicator / tricorder/ teleporter.
Ms has almost zero competition with any other OS. They don’t see Mac OS as a threat and Linux isn’t there yet. Sure it’s getting better. If steam os ever comes out for desktop pc. If it’s good. Is going make windows look very bad for pc gaming. We already know steam deck /steam os are best os currently for mobile gaming. Now we just need Valve launch steam os for desktop pc. Before windows 10 EOL happens. Then hopefully devs and studio will start supporting Linux more and hopefully will see in OS requirement : steam os / window 10+.
There are a lot ppl who do not like windows 11.
@Brett should do a poll. See how many ppl are going stick win10 and how many will upgrade bloated win11 when win10 EOL happens or if they switch too Linux.
Linux IS getting a little bit more popular but there are still too many things in EXPERIMENTAL phase atm and some features missing that will really piss people off, on top of that it still has plenty of Anti-Cheat issues going on. So until all that is improve significantly, yeah there won't be a HUGE shift to linux, not for a long time.
BUT there is a little shift toward the platform, and Hardware VM's are becoming more practical as a middle ground solution.
The set doesn't bother me because I end up listening to Hot News over watching it. 😂
Is it just me or are we reaching the point where phones even a few years old are perfectly feasible to use and enjoy a smooth experience?
Yeah, practically nobody needs the newest or even last year's phone, or computer for that matter.
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I wonder when we'll see a handheld with a socket?
7:50 definitely thought that aswell. Still sus though idk 👀
13:14 up until the White House administration changes hands, leading to changes in FCC administration; then what happens with the FCC's progress?
Its either going to be stagnated or completely rolled back like with net neutrality. Hopefully the rollback scenario does not happen in that case.
It is insane that Intel Can't get 3nm chips.... as long as they can't get that down their stocks are going to stay stagnant...
No, Intel doesnt want to pay for it.
I'm a PCC. A player controlled character.
Nvidia just released a statement blaming crashing on Intel CPUs and advising their customers to downclock/downvolt their CPUs to keep them from crashing so I'd say there is a good chance that Intel silicon is dying is factually accurate, whether they are quietly pulling sales to keep the inevitable recall numbers lower is anybody's guess.
Anyone else think that the outro music sounds like the menu music for Duck Game?
Tmobile has the broadband facts sheet for all their plans
Apple parts pairing makes sense for the screen cuz lcd sucks doodoo. But why ban "dumb" components such as connectors, capacitors and buttons that no way would be hacked/unsecure in any way.
The beans are strong with this one
Now handheld manufacturer can make new unit every year that means less update for old unit 😂
Brett dropping wurdz in today’s episode
I don't eat Brettfast... Is it ok to eat my Slavfast?
One of the reasons why we want see a Steam Deck 2 soon...
It's afternoon in Europe but still enjoying my bretfast
Intel's not going to be stopping production of the 13900K, they're just going to stamp 14900K on the IHS.
I feel like a stalker getting this vid on my page 30 seconds ago
its time you do a linux challange. try nobara or endevouros for 1week maby 2
If I purchase a phone, I should be able to repair it myself and use whatever part I want to do so. Apple will now "Allow" the use of "Official" used parts? Screw Apple.
Yea linux hasn't become more desirable... If you ingore they are at over 3% market share now and growning and they have more market share in the steam survey than macos if Microsoft keeps it up they are going to move people off the platform, Germany just started switching to linux for their government computers
11:38 What exactly makes you believe that people switch to Mac, but not Linux?🤣 You realize that a person who got tired of Windows already has a PC, and it doesn't cost anything to try Linux, but to try Mac you need to go and buy a Mac?
The funny part is that a Windows user will probably hate both and just go back to Windows.
technically you could go the hackintosh route, but that's probably out of the question for your average windows user, not to mention it makes no sense to reach for macOS when linux is right there (and, from secondhand perspective, hackintosh is probably more hacky and a headache to use than linux is for your average person).
How can someone not take you seriously. I would be more concerned if you didn't have cables or devices laying or hanging around. Function over form is a perfectly fine way to do things.
I knew humane lab is real 😮
Apple still trying to control their products after the clients already paid for them...
Personally I switched to Linux because I was sick of Microsoft, and I see daily that there are many others that do the same on some of the Linux subreddits. We're certainly not moving to Linux in droves, but I wouldn't say only people who want a Steam Deck are moving to Linux. I fully moved to Linux in 2020 before the Steam Deck was announced in 2021. Yes I do game on my Linux PC, I simply avoid titles with anti-cheat (such as League of Legends which has openly admitted their Anti-Cheat has back doors in it).
Humane is trying to sell us a screenless, Tensor G0.1 Pixel without RCS for full price + a subscription plan. No thanks bro
Once Linux no longer requires extensive work to reliably use all of my Windows based applications, I'll switch to it. For now, I'll just keep removing added junk from Windows.
How about AMD stop releasing GPUs and make them actually FUCKING WORK.
Imagine correcting incorrectly...
I worked in the phone repair industry for 5 years. Apple does not care and the way that they are going about it still will end any 3rd party repair shop from fixing your phone 100%. You can become apple certified but they can come into your business unannounced and control which devices/parts you can repair. If you stop the apple certification program they can still come into your business unannounced for a year. Apple only is doing this for themselves and does not care about any mom and pops store. Since working in the industry i moved to samsung because if i run over this phone i can change every part by myself without losing functions... Apple is a joke and should be avoided. Nothing is special about that company. They have the weakest SOC out of Intel, AMD, and Apple. Apples proven to have worse performance and efficiency per watt than there competitors after over 500 tests. They build phones for Grandparents but kids think the being restricted part is cool. They claim that it needs to be a genuine Apple screen as if they are the ones actually manufacturing it. Battery, Top Speaker, front camera, back camera, proximity sensor, etc will break some functionality of the device and Apple manufacturers ZERO of these parts. You have to know better than to openly praise Apple for putting thousands of Mom and Pops stores out of business.
Great info 🙌
People pay for windows?
I haven't paid for windows since I bought my first (new) laptop that it came bundled with in... 2011?
“Certified” huh? So you can’t swap parts with another of your own phone, that how ownership works
hopefully would get 16 cu on 9th gen apu ryzen
I am afraid of them putting Navi ai into the Navi chips. I'ma be playing fallout and I'm going to hear LISTEN!!! Every time something is creeping on me.
This AI fad is getting so stupid. It's going to make the crypto boom look logical by comparison. It'll stick around longer, but crash harder.
The stupid stuff is just the more interesting to report on. There are actually viable applications that companies use productively today. But I agree that there are tons of stupid gimmicks that just say they have AI for no reason.
UFD Tech why do you think Linux is not appealing? on what base you think Apple is more appealing for people? and Steam OS don't count of using Linux desktop OS as steam os made for gaming as it's a limited pc, it's like telling people my Iphone is same as MacOS desktop if your coming down of thinking base on that.
Well he's an American and they sure like them apples🙂
Because issues are not as straightforward and easy to fix. Gaming is complex and issues you have in a game is dependent on what you have installed and your issue could be niche. On top of the fact that not everyone wants to figure out any sort of coding whatsoever and wants to potentially troubleshoot a seemingly simple issue for hours. I am personally tired of windows, but I run multiple games with a myriad of mods and the issues I had on Windows I know would be even worse on Linux. If the Linux community could come together to work on one user friendly operating system rather than everyone being up their own behinds about how they want things to be, then there would be a real possibility of Linux taking over. But nope. Also most Linux users don't see a problem with having to code fixes when something goes wrong and expect everyone to be willing to do that. That is unreasonable and is the reason why people prefer windows or mac. Ease of use and things usually being fixable with a simple restart or simple rearranging or simply uninstalling or reinstalling something. Good luck with that being all you need to fix an issue on Linux.
@@wruenvadam Mac is far from being user friendly for a Windows user, if anyone to try to get any mod working on Linux that alot mods or games are made for windows will have some issues but not as much as Mac brings trying to run alot games that are made for windows. All this prefer thing people prefer using Windows not Mac or a Linux, and the fixing code is far from reality that if anyone want to be in that use case not everything have to be on arch or a rolling distro.
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