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misty pier
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its a blind hill with a 55 mph limit

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everyone goes zoom

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im afraid to pull out my driveway because some reckless dude is speeding up the hill and i dont see them

reef tundra
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Dutch Road infrastructure is actually really good, you really notice when you crossed the border into belgium. Germany has the issue of always being under construction

umbral knot
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I have a road that is all blind turns back and forth with a 55mph limit but people can't read so the signs actually say ~70mph

crisp granite
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which I don't

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yet

misty pier
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im jealous of you folks in smaller countries with better roadways

reef tundra
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Oh no, the legendairy doge will come to the glorious kingdom of the 7 provinces

crisp granite
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that's legit what I'm on

reef tundra
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If you are good in IT

umbral knot
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Im jealous of you folks that have people that actually know how to drive rather than swerving to avoid a deer and flip their 2005 silver nissan maxima 5 times and throw a girl 70 feet out the window

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throw

reef tundra
umbral knot
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not sure why I said through

misty pier
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i actually never hit a deer, even though i've seen plenty cross my road at certain times

crisp granite
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I've never seen unprocessed venison on the road

misty pier
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i think i can telepathically speak to deer to move out the way or something

crisp granite
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I've never driven that far from the city

reef tundra
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Boars are more of an issue here

misty pier
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i seen skunks, squirrels, and deer get ran over here

crisp granite
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here, it's bears, moose and deer

umbral knot
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on the way to my school deer corpses will rot on the side of the road for 5-6 months before being removed

reef tundra
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Mooses are those ungodly huge mutated deer right?

misty pier
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the skunks are the worse since their corpse stink your entire car if you drive past them, even with the windows closed

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its awful

crisp granite
reef tundra
umbral knot
misty pier
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we dont usually turn the airco on

reef tundra
misty pier
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its usually off

crisp granite
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they taste more wild

umbral knot
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I might have to try some

reef tundra
crisp granite
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and a bit more meaty than venison

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me likey

misty pier
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yeah i just crack open my window

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just a small crack to get some air in

umbral knot
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I've tried kangaroo which is quite weird

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although it was kangaroo jerky so it might be different than fresh kangaroo

misty pier
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it gets hot but never really too humid so

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its tolerable during the summer

umbral knot
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I hate the summer because it gets hot and humid where I am

reef tundra
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Winters > Summer

misty pier
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i dont live in florida so i dont experience that muggy weather

crisp granite
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I live in southeastern ontario

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and I get that weather

misty pier
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or some island or by the coast

umbral knot
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I don't live in Florida either I live in Missouri so my weather is like a high school girl and can't make up its mind on whether it's going to be nice or not

reef tundra
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or Europe in general

misty pier
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i guess europe is never humid?

crisp granite
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I miss being in the mojave, when I used to go there to visit family, it was either hot or cold, but always super dry

reef tundra
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It has sea climite

misty pier
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i don't live there so i don't know

reef tundra
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humidity never seems to drop below 50%

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atleast here

misty pier
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thats not bad

reef tundra
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High humidity is bad when you also have high temps

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Cant sweat or atleast almost nothing

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As the sweating cools us down by evaporating the sweat

crisp granite
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mhm

reef tundra
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but it wont evaporate if it is saturated

crisp granite
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best weather is warm (10-20 degrees celcius) and dry AF imo

reef tundra
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Dry lips

crisp granite
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my lips are always dry, cracking and bleeding

reef tundra
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Also static shocks are more common then

umbral knot
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same

reef tundra
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Around 50% seems to be the best for me

misty pier
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i like applying lotion and lip balm

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its nice to do that

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humidity is not nice to my hair

crisp granite
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my area's been having a super dry few days, and I love it

misty pier
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i don't want to bother brushing my hair straight

crisp granite
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snow is gone, but it's still subzero

misty pier
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shit just curls up

crisp granite
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cut that shit off

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saves time and effort

misty pier
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yeah but i don't want to be bald

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or have a buzz cut

crisp granite
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no

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I mean like...short

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but not too short

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maybe like 10-20 cm long?

reef tundra
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in freedom units?

crisp granite
reef tundra
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That seems to be a reasonable size indeed

misty pier
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let me measure my hair

reef tundra
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Women measure their hair and men measure their pea

misty pier
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its around 45 cm long

reef tundra
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That is very long

crisp granite
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and don't tell me you measure every. individual. pea you eat

reef tundra
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I only have one pea, between the legs

misty pier
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so some dude grabs a caliper and starts measuring

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ohhhh

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i see

crisp granite
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ah, a shrinkie winkie that is more shrinkie than winkie

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I understand

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anyway

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gn

reef tundra
misty pier
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see ya

vagrant pagoda
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I just cut almost the much a hair off, fells good

reef patrol
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If Noctua made GPUs AstroBongo

shadow minnow
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Cursed

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Finally Got nanoleaf light bulbs Pog

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But the brightness of not white colors is not that good tbh

vagrant pagoda
red oyster
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Stylish

crimson wigeon
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Love it

ashen spindle
fickle ore
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Im not seeing much difference for L3 unless the reading is bugged like its for Zen 3

ashen spindle
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err its not about l3

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look at memory latency

fickle ore
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Oh you mean the dram access latency?

ashen spindle
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yup

fickle ore
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Yeah cool, that's what we tweak with DDR4 timings but nice if they got it down via BIOS too

ashen spindle
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I mean that was the entire topic of yesterdays discussion here xD

fickle ore
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I haven't read it

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But I believe it to be more complex than just looking at DRAM access latency. But that could definitely fix some of the regression compared to 10700k

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Doubt it'll catch zen 3.

ashen spindle
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sure, but that's not the point, with 3 more weeks till release we can only really talk about what we know from early reviews

fickle ore
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What was the point? The regression vs 10700k?

ashen spindle
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there were known issues with the bioses in regards to latency

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so it was to be seen how much that can improve

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and how much that in turn improves performance

fickle ore
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Ah, so how much it can increase, gotcha

wheat plume
halcyon moss
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the fuck is that for a video

wheat plume
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skip the intro then xd

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hjes showcasing the new changes to the shell

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specifically what the super button does now

halcyon moss
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that voice synth is way too...

wheat plume
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too?

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expensive? yeah :/

halcyon moss
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i dont know the word for it

misty saffron
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disgusting

halcyon moss
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erotic according to translations of "zwoel" but thats a bit to much towards the sex side

pale sigil
halcyon moss
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ohno

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glad im not dealing with ovh anymore

pale sigil
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Same

halcyon moss
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that one fucking fibre cable under a bridge that was cut so damn many times

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Ovh become the cloud

pale sigil
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Apparently it effected games

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Like rust

halcyon moss
pale sigil
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Ye

halcyon moss
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i was first, delete yours :p (at least the preview)

reef patrol
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Oeuf.

crisp granite
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sucks to be an EU rust player

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luckily for me

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I'm neither EU or a rust player

halcyon moss
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i already concluded a long time ago that rust was shit

pale sigil
reef patrol
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What is a server farm if not a warehouse building with rows upon rows of server racks?

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They don't have to look particularly fancy. Just have a substation for power and ample cooling 😄

halcyon moss
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dont forget loads of aircon

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.. you didnt :p

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ive been in few that were several stories

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no

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its also been a long time since ive been in one.. fucking unfortable noisy places

ashen spindle
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Huh looks like we got first hints at alder lake supporting both ddr4 and ddr5

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That doesn’t mean the boards will support both :p

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Could be that we get boards with either option

wheat plume
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O.o phones are going to be charging at laptop speeds soon

misty saffron
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i wish companies would actually innovate instead of "xd i charge quick"

wheat plume
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Yeah...

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or to fill out a spec s heet even if its not needed

pale sigil
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But laptops slowly charge

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Lol

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Store more though tbf

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So you're still right

ashen spindle
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you oversimplify fast charging quite a bit

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can't just increase number and be done to charge faster

analog aspen
misty saffron
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you can actually, just don't expect the battery to last for long

ashen spindle
analog aspen
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Fun

pale sigil
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How ahout we focus more on batteries lasting longer

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Vs a quick solution to charging them

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:(

ashen spindle
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because thats the same argument as "why is this game adding skins when the servers are bad"

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different people working on it

pale sigil
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Like all tech, gotta start somewhere and have it get cheaper over time

ashen spindle
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someone who looks at USB protocol and finds new ways to safely add more current isn't going to find a new chemical compound that can store more energy

reef patrol
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SSD batteries. SUPER FAST.

wheat plume
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"headphones"
THEY ARENT .-.

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they are earphones .-.

pale sigil
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I've come to the conclusion I can only ever go with apple for earphones

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And that sucks

wheat plume
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o.o

pale sigil
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Just like most eadbuds do my ears

cursive summit
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They do your ears?

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Naughty naughty

wheat plume
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?

ashen spindle
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why do you care so much if they are called earphones or headphones xD

wheat plume
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cause I filtered out headphones only and these are still showing up

crisp granite
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it'd be better if they were labeled in-ear or on-ear

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less confusion

pale sigil
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Eadbuds no matter the size cause me a lot of pain

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Apples are the only ones that fit me

wheat plume
pale sigil
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And I can use with ease

wheat plume
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on ears hurt .-.

pale sigil
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Nah

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Depends

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I guess

crisp granite
pale sigil
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Open shouldn't causes many issues

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Closed can cause some issues

crisp granite
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I forgot that I didn't ram my blackshark v2's into my ears

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they just sit overtop

ashen spindle
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let me shill my current ones I've had for 7 years that are not made anymore PepeHands

crisp granite
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that's really good

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7 years of hard labour and still kicking

ashen spindle
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8, sorry

wheat plume
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my headphones are still going :D but the earcup padding is breaking off

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no longer comfy after a while

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o.o they come with an amp

crisp granite
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and cost 200+ euros

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good one lana

wheat plume
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The amp is 160 and the headphones + amp is 300

crisp granite
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holy shit

wheat plume
crisp granite
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at that point, just get a pair of HD6XXs and I'll ship you an NA apple dong, if you cover shipping and the actual $10 CAD it costs

ashen spindle
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yup @prisma crag

wheat plume
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the ones with a base station cost like 400+

ashen spindle
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was 185€ for these

wide snow
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r they making 60% wootings

ashen spindle
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smaller version later this year

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which size not yet known

wide snow
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like 100% confirmed?

crisp granite
wide snow
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i didntr know where to ask so i asked both. stop stalking lol but ty

crisp granite
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I'm not

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I just happened to be in general when I saw something that belonged in another channel

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so I moved it there

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ok...

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but the resident audiophile @neat oriole really likes NA dong, so it must be good

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alright

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mhm

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NA is a bit more punchy or something like that

neat oriole
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Astro PES3_Yikes

pale sigil
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I still don't have my na don't

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Dong

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It got bounced back

neat oriole
pale sigil
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He ended up saying it was an Xmas prezzy don't worry so I don't really wanna ask if he's gonna send em out again xD

neat oriole
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Gaming mice are good tho

pale sigil
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XD

neat oriole
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I mean as long as the ergonomics are good it don’t really matter to me

pale sigil
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Idk man

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Don't like an ugly keyboard

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Am I the only one who didn't like his take on transformers?

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At least not the first few anyway

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I'm like 3 movies behind

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Lol

ashen spindle
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@neat oriole quick question, do you know where I might be able to find headband pad replacements, I can only find plastic/leather ones not the velvet ones I have

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not even on aliexpress lmao

ashen spindle
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hdr180

neat oriole
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Oh those wireless things?

ashen spindle
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ye

neat oriole
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Hmmm

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Idk if you’ll be able to find oem replacements

ashen spindle
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doesnt have to be oem

neat oriole
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But you could look at Dekoni nuggets

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Or ZMF pilot pads

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I don’t mind how transformers looked in bayformers

ashen spindle
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hmm can't find either as velour/velvet version

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though I guess I dont even know if I'd actually mind that as much on the headband

neat oriole
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@ashen spindle zmf pilot comes in velour

ashen spindle
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do you have a link? I couldn't find it

neat oriole
ashen spindle
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rip, guess I'll test if I mind a different material there then and if not get what I can find

neat oriole
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Suede is similar to velour

ashen spindle
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alright, will try it at some point, thanks

old marlin
pale sigil
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Ah

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Vive

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Awesome tech at a stupid af price

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Because why not

ashen spindle
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sounds normal with CNY? what is it compared to last february

reef tundra
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If the factory or many suppliers are going to close for a month the value is bound to drop

ashen spindle
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well idk if they are closing as it's taiwan, idk how it's handled there

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but at least the supply chain would be impacted

shadow minnow
ashen spindle
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that sounds like stupid clickbait so I aint wasting my time

cursive summit
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But it's not

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I watched their livestream so yeah they are launching a partnership with I think ASUS, AMD and MSI

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So that "real gamers" can buy GPUs directly from them, and not miners

ashen spindle
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ok and how many thousand cards did they get?

cursive summit
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80 cards lul

ashen spindle
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....

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so it was clickbait

proud nacelle
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So it turns out anti-aliasing for text is actually good for something.

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VGA.

misty saffron
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have you ever seen non-antialiased fonts?

proud nacelle
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I have. In fact I use them.

misty saffron
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disgusting

proud nacelle
ashen spindle
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it's not a lie, but it's absolutely clickbait

cursive summit
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But it's not

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I mean, they are selling GPUs lul

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They do have a store

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And they do have some stock

ashen spindle
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yes, clickbait doesn't mean it's a lie

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but 80 cards is basically no stock

cursive summit
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Wouldn't say it's a clickbait either

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By that definition any title is clickbaiting

ashen spindle
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yes clickbait is often quite subjective

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but in a case where it's easier to buy a gpu elsewhere, I'd call it one

fair gull
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yo i have a weird question

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anyone ever had the issue where yt always acts out the hotkeys

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even if ure trying to search smth

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cause i cant type spaces anymore and any hotkey i press is always going to perform its associated action

cursive summit
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Nope bud, you are alone on that

ashen spindle
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in a different browser/after restart too?

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did you hit F7 by accident and that is a bit broken?

fair gull
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i think

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its literally only firefox

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chrome works fine

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all other websites work

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including yt music

ashen spindle
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private browsing too? if not it could be some plugin

fair gull
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yes private too

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literally everything

ashen spindle
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huh

fair gull
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i even cleared cache and all

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someone literally broke hotkey disable on searchbar entry

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i was literally searching "James may cheese"

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posted it in a dm

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and then wanted to look for "james may beans" which i couldnt do

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cause 2 seconds after it worked it stopped working

crimson wigeon
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Oh you're absolutely right it is broken

ashen spindle
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no isues on chrome for me

fair gull
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yes chrome works

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only FF

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as mentioned

crimson wigeon
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Probably just another plot to get people to use Chromeium browsers

fair gull
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lel

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i wont use chrome

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id rather type out urls with search queries than use chrome

cursive summit
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Duckduckgo 🤢

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Fuck that shit

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It comes with Tor and man I hate that search engine to bits

crimson wigeon
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Well, are you a human?

misty pier
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i daily ddg myself

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does the job well imo

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if there's shit i need to really look up then I just use !g

crimson wigeon
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Best feature is the !g bang for good search results

fair gull
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yt works on ff again

cursive summit
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Did they just make a CPU to.. effectively equalize perf?

ashen spindle
cursive summit
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Those are "new", apparently

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Tbh they got the "massive power" part right lul

crisp granite
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oh my god

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Ryzen 5000 isn't on that at all

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that screams bad tidings for intel

crisp granite
ashen spindle
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...what

crisp granite
crimson wigeon
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That settles it then, going Intel for next PC

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I need mah gaming FPS

crisp granite
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I needz MOAR CORES!!!!!!

crisp granite
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16 cores or bust

ashen spindle
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it's not even an intel slide, and comparing the uplift over last gen is perfectly normal for any review/vendor

cursive summit
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When's Elden Lake?

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Late this year?

crimson wigeon
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OOOOH ELDEN LAKE

ashen spindle
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like dont shit on them for default things everyone does and should do xD

cursive summit
crimson wigeon
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Actually not really I just like the meme

cursive summit
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Still waiting

crisp granite
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look, I just want my AM5 and DDR5

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with all that magic goodness that comes with each

cursive summit
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Gotta give props to Intel though, I think Alder Lake will prolly slap on ultrabooks

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Good power with tiny consumption, at least from the sound of it

crisp granite
cursive summit
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Ultrabooks are an important market though, don't discredit those

crisp granite
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if these new crisps are as good as intel is teasing, then I might change my mind

cursive summit
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And as it stands, Intel has a firm grasp on ultrabooks rn

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Comet Lake slaps

crisp granite
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...

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I thought that was because of them strongarming vendors to either not touch AMD or to simply not have AMD in mid to high end skus

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honestly, I want a razer blade 13 with 4th gen ryzen mobile

cursive summit
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Oh wait i7-1165G7 is Tiger Lake

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Yeah Tiger Lake is quite cool

proper crystal
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Not even the fabled "new BIOS" will save this trainwreck

ashen spindle
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yeah, definitely not a broken node lol

proper crystal
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Define broken... though we would be repeating yesterday's discussion. Ice Lake SP is a real product, so the node is "good enough" to make it.

ashen spindle
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broken as in far far away from what it should've been and has issue they still couldn't solve

proper crystal
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It never will be what it was supposed to be since Intel had to scale back on their original density plans and some other "stuff"

ashen spindle
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im not talking in terms of what it should've been in terms of efficency, but in yield, economic viability etc.

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it's pretty vague since we won't ever get actual info anyway from intel

proper crystal
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It is apparently more viable for Intel than staying on 14nm for their server parts.

fickle ore
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wrecked!

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Sad story intel stock down 1$. Oh well. Alder lake will save me.

ashen spindle
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these stories dont affect stock at all thonk

fickle ore
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They do, but very very slightly

ashen spindle
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and it's at an extremely high price for the last year

fickle ore
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No it's quite damn cheap

ashen spindle
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it's at the highest it's been since the 7nm news in juli caushed the crash thonk

fickle ore
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Their P/E ratio is very low for such a big company, i.e compare to other big companies that size. I'm not too worried, got in at 47$.

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Alder lake and to the moon!

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AMD's PE for instance is like 37

ashen spindle
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yeah and it was at like 150 before lmao

proper crystal
fickle ore
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Haha 😄

ashen spindle
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lmao apparently at one point amds PE was 340

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shows you it actually just is a number that can go either way

fickle ore
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Hype is a big thing nowadays

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But eventually, I believe it all comes down to basics at corrections/crashes

ashen spindle
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sure, but hype can sometimes be justified and we could get amd stock prices to beat nvidias or so lol

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not that I expect it to get that crazy lmao

vagrant pagoda
# reef patrol

I forgot i had a 4890 that had a thermalright cooler with noctua fans

astral haven
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How the heck do you deploy it lel

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It took der8auer 3 months to make it and he's not exactly cheap labor

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Eh

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Not really

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And definitely not at scale

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Requires faar too much complicated plumbing

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Naj

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Well

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Not material cost

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Eh

crisp granite
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wait till the yanks on the mainland start selling air

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lol

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artisan air

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cures autism

astral haven
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If it was $1million flat for 1% more efficient a datacenter would do it

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But the plumbing is complicated

wheat plume
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you sure about that?

vagrant pagoda
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@prisma crag ive had the 9ah ryobis for a bit over a year. they work amazing in high use tools.

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in grinder and sawall they are a god send

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i have 4 of them and 4 4ah as my goto batteries

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also with the heatgun

zenith sonnet
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On the topic from the other day about PSUs:

Last but not least, a "Spikes" measurement was added, which reports the highest 20 ms spike recorded in this whole test sequence. This spike usually appears at the start of Furmark, before the card's power limiting circuitry can react to the new conditions. On RX 6900 XT, I measured well above 600 W, which can trigger the protections of certain power supplies, resulting in the machine suddenly turning off. This happened to me several times with a different PSU than the Seasonic, so it's not a theoretical test.

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Guess Seasonic does good with spikes

old marlin
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wouldn't have been a lot better if he didn't put in 2 ads

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or at least made them fit to the rest of the vid

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but making jokes about the current market only works for so long as you aren't taking part of the seller role

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?

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I meant RJN

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no?

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no

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I don't think I know more at cad

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not that good at it tbh

halcyon moss
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it probably pales in comparison to laptop cpus though

old marlin
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ye

neat oriole
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I mean RJN obviously has a conflict of interest here by being a mouse reviewer and also being consulted on designing a mouse

cursive summit
reef patrol
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ROYAL! ROYAL!

old marlin
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valid complaint though

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razer mouse packaging is almost 100% paper

analog aspen
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Only felt fatigue during game session, no pain. Took a break 40m later and hand starts cramping pepecry

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I can imagine the same thing happening with my left hand when I get Lekker. 20g harder spring than then one I’m using

fickle ore
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@analog aspen which springs are yo using?

analog aspen
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Razer Yellow switch

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It has higher bottom out force than Lekker, and lower init force than Lekker

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Around 7 hours

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I also played significantly worse today blobaww

fickle ore
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@analog aspen idk which board u have but I got 45g mx-springs from kbdfans and they are very light. On my W1.

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Planning to get some 35g's too

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variable weight spring is a nice concept I liked from Topre.

analog aspen
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Yeah the Lekker’s spring is custom

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So it’s not gonna be easy to replace

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I wanna try out progressive spring

#

🥲

fickle ore
#

what's it look like?

analog aspen
#

Somebody else will probably have better picture of the switch

#

It’s Razer Blackwidow v2. I swapped most the caps to POM tho

#

Jelly

old marlin
analog aspen
#

Will watch the way I hold the Burst Pro tomorrow, see if I can claw it for more press force, and hold it lighter

#

If not then that mouse is lost cause

#

Either solder in new switch or return

#

Can’t even get xm1r rn. Could’ve gotten the white version yesterday tho

#

Now it’s OOS

#

🥲

#

Meanwhile Razer being absolutely clueless whether 8KHz is working with League of Legends

#

That’s just lazy

reef patrol
analog aspen
#

“Our focus has been on FPS titles” yet 90% of games were incompatible on launch

fickle ore
#

it's not a game problem

ashen spindle
#

Can’t expect them to test every game so I don’t see it as lazy. They are focusing on what most people Play that want this, and they can’t really make a game patch to support it on behalf of the devs?

fickle ore
#

it's a hardware (cpu) issue, some games just are harder for the cpu and compounded by their method of input collection

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if it uses Dinput it's worse, if mouse input is not on its seperate thread, but on the core0 it's worse aswell.

#

raw input is better, less overhead

analog aspen
#

Right now people still having to play 2khz on Apex Legends

fickle ore
#

Someone get me a 8khz ffs I'll play 8khz on Apex

analog aspen
analog aspen
fickle ore
#

Yeah not worth to me, imma wait for atom

analog aspen
#

Atom when

#

Update?

fickle ore
#

Q1 he said

analog aspen
#

Vaporware?

fickle ore
#

:c

analog aspen
#

We’re almost past Q1

#

Only 20 days left

#

No preorder queue

fickle ore
#

Does LoL use hardware cursor?

#

it might not have the issue at all

analog aspen
#

Ehhh idk

fickle ore
#

gpu draws a pointer on the screen (desktop). It's the lowest latency cursor/crosshair possible

#

Many 2D games have it

analog aspen
#

I mean MOBA games have cursor

#

But idk if it’s hardware

wheat plume
#

I like this....

#

:is()

analog aspen
fickle ore
#

so yeah a cpu bottleneck

analog aspen
#

Mhm that’s why I’m worried

#

But LoL only use 2 cores tho

fickle ore
#

yeah so you want the 2 cores to be as fast as possible and as little loaded as possible :>

#

I.e my Zen 3 has two best cores (Core0 and Core5) within a single CCX, so you'd want Core0 + closest Core with least core-to-core latency for LOL, and assign random Core to Windows OS.

analog aspen
#

I have Intel i9

fickle ore
#

Process Lasso iirc and some others

analog aspen
#

Is this still related to the 8k polling Thợ

fickle ore
#

shrug test it if you've got a 8khz

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I cant pepecry

analog aspen
#

Barely stable with 5.4ghz i9

fickle ore
#

The theory is that if a game is CPU bound and loads the CPU close to 100%, especially with a 8khz device the O/S gets too flooded with ISR/DPC so the CPU can't keep up. What you CAN do is optimize the cycles to go to that 8khz proecssing and lower the game's load on the CPU.

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Lowering the game load + speeding up the processing of ISR/DPC can alternatively done by purchasing a new speedier CPU with faster single core perf.

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Only way to figure it out is to test it

analog aspen
#

Turbo = OC?

fickle ore
#

@analog aspen no no, let the LoL use as many cores as it can. Just make sure Windows OS is not on those cores

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You can assign affinities with Lasso

analog aspen
#

Can it assign affinities with Task Manager? It’s there

fickle ore
#

For best input latency Make Windows OS + Game on nearest two cores but seperate cores

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I.e if LoL only uses 2 cores then Core0+1 for LOL and OS Core2

#

if those are nearest, idk how that cpu is laid out on the die

#

I'm not sure, sorry 😄

analog aspen
#

Eh I’ll just download Lasso tmr

#

See what happens

fickle ore
#

@analog aspen Turn all your other hardware device drivers to MSI mode so you're reducing your ISR loads significantly.

#

That alone might fix 8khz for some.

ivory geyser
thick elk
#

But like always browser compatibility is fun. Glad I don't have to care about IE anymore.

#

For now developing for me is basically make it in firefox, test it in chromium, pray it works in Safari.

fair gull
#

i just generate plain html

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so ez

thick elk
#

To be fair once you know what you can and cannot use compatibility is mostly fine apart from some edge cases.

fair gull
#

hehe

#

edge

#

u mean some chromium cases Kappa

vagrant pagoda
#

I hate the psu over cpu layout

wheat plume
vagrant pagoda
#

Always reminds me of crappy oem cases

halcyon moss
wheat plume
#

Still way way better than IE

halcyon moss
#

ie hasnt been supported for a loong time already

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.. from microsoft

ivory geyser
halcyon moss
#

but that jumps :p

wheat plume
#

IE no like it

#

And I wanted a smooth scroll

ivory geyser
#

Just use jQuery if you want to support IE

#

Also:

window.scroll({
  top: 0,
  behavior: 'smooth'
})
#

Pure JS solution

#

That is a native functiuon

halcyon moss
#

ie 4

thick elk
#

Alternatively without any javascript whatsoever, just use links to id's

halcyon moss
#

also jumps

thick elk
#

I personally really hate when sites lagscroll

fair gull
#

doesnt support options ya

ivory geyser
#

No, it does not jump

fair gull
#

it does on ie

ivory geyser
#

Yes, I said if you want to support IE, use jQuery

fair gull
#

just cause its on mdn doesnt mean all browser fully support it

#

@ivory geyser jqiery is garbage tho

ivory geyser
#

So is IE

fair gull
#

way too much overhead for 1 thing

ivory geyser
#

So...

#

Overhead? It is fuckign 50kb

halcyon moss
#

its not garbage back in the day

thick elk
#

jQuery was great when it came out, back then plain javascript was a much bigger pain to use.

fair gull
#

bruh thats 56kb i can not have

ivory geyser
#

Well think of it this way: If you need to support IE, then your target group is mostly using old PCs.

#

So 56kb is irrelevant

#

Since it is most likely on broadband

fair gull
#

wha

#

that argument made 0sense

thick elk
#

As for safari being the new IE, the major difference is safari gets updated, an slightly outdated IE at release became very outdated when it started to get phased out.

ivory geyser
#

People viewing your website from IE are using desktops/Latops. It makes very little sense to worry about 56kb for laptop/PCs.

#

If you really need to support a shitty browser like that

thick elk
#

IE is mostly enterprise / people who did not know better.

ivory geyser
#

Exactly

fair gull
#

and japanese mmos

#

cause for some reason using ie as ur launcher is cool

wheat plume
#

And parts of my college website

#

They legit only work on IE

ivory geyser
#

Your college sucks lol

wheat plume
#

Yep

#

It does

halcyon moss
#

at my current job, in their citrix env, ie starts automatically

ivory geyser
#

Whenever I work for any client nowadays I tell them that IE support will be 20% extra and they should think if it is worth their investment 🤷

wheat plume
#

O.o

#

That's a good trade-off

#

Cause it really does limit what code you can use

halcyon moss
#

babel does most of it though

#

cant do css unfortunately

ivory geyser
#

Post CSS auto-fixes a lot of CSS issue.

#

Auto-prefixer.

#

And yes, it means you cant use a lot of modern CSS featrues.

#

But at flex works, so that is nice

ivory geyser
# wheat plume That's a good trade-off

Believe it or not, a lot of clients actually appreciate it, because it helps them rethink their investment costs and target groups. Which cuts down both on their investments and ups the return ratios and saves me some BS to deal with.

wheat plume
#

Yeh, its a good trade-off!

ivory geyser
#

It is kinda funny, but most clients tend to get actually quite hyped when you talk to them about the business aspects of your work and not just the technicalities and "code-monkey business". It often leads to some extra cash and less annoyed phonecalls

wheat plume
#

oo

ivory geyser
#

Basically the more "meaningful professional insight" you bring into the project, the more respect you end up getting... assuming you can present half-decently.

#

Gotta take one thing to heart: If you are a freelancer and you are working a project solo or in a small team - the client is hiring you as a technical expert, not just a code-monkey in most cases.
And the more expert insight and knowledge you provide, the more valuable you are to the client.

#

It can even be small things like casually telling the client about possible scaling of the tech for the furure.

#

Or what most of your previous clients liked to add to such projects and how that went

cursive summit
#

What's IE? lul

ivory geyser
#

Internet Explorer

cursive summit
#

I figured so

#

But the convo was so deep I didn't think it was about the poor man's Firefox

ivory geyser
#

FF behaves quite nicely in about 97-99% cases.

#

Good browser

halcyon moss
#

the only browser engine competition left

ivory geyser
#

Not true, there is also Safari

halcyon moss
#

eh, basically blink

ashen spindle
#

who needs browser if you can just render whatever in command line KEKW this is such a dumb feature but it's fun so I might poke it a bit

#

ah darn forgot thats just a picture on a gif..

#

it's a moving thing like it looked on old CRTs

reef patrol
#

This feels weird.

crisp granite
#

very nice build mansen

reef patrol
#

Well no. The 3080 is on air xD

fickle ore
#

@ashen spindle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLEIJhunaW8 - TLDR; NVIDIA has 20-30% overhead vs AMD in cpu-bottlenecked scenarios. Confirming nicely the theory that AMD's driver is just more efficient than Nvidia's forced driver level command lists, for games that apply command lists themselves (DX11.1+)

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I remember Hallock talking about it months ago. Nice that this proves it with numbers. So AMD looks like a win for competitive gaming

vagrant pagoda
#

Finally

#

I have the unobtanium

cursive summit
#

Ah yes

#

The Ryzen 5009

vagrant pagoda
#

Yeah 5009 is the new half core cpu

wheat plume
#

you got it in store ??

#

you in your car it looks like

vagrant pagoda
#

I paid msrp for it from a dude

ashen spindle
fickle ore
#

@ashen spindle beside the point

vagrant pagoda
#

1% lowes is king with comp gaming

ashen spindle
#

Gotta need some 1080p low csgo benchmark to see if it actually matters

fickle ore
#

We're talking about driver architecture here and its effects on FPS

zenith sonnet
#

Nowadays I'm glad I got my two 5950X's from Alternate for only 120€ above MSRP in December rooKek

ashen spindle
#

Yes but it needs to affect them in a setting that people actually use lol

fickle ore
#

AMD's forced driver command lists really affect efficiency

ashen spindle
#

Just saying this warrants looking into it more, but doesn’t prove anything yet

fickle ore
#

they only help on DX9/10/11.1 games where games dont apply it themselves, but its a hindrance for games after 11.1+ and DX12 especially

#

I don't think you watched it :C

ashen spindle
#

I did on upload lmao

fickle ore
#

Well it proves enough for me, idk what more you want lol

#

csgo would just show nvidia winning most likely as its using dx9 currently. Now CSGO updated to source 2? Totally different beast.

ashen spindle
#

I want to see a cou bound scenario in a competetive game and see how it’s impacted.

#

If you get a 3090 and a 10100k and play tomb raider at 1080p idk man

#

You got other issues then already lmao

fickle ore
#

oh well, I think you're missing the point but not gonna argue

ashen spindle
#

I mean I agree the amd way is better

#

Im just curious to see if it matters/changes anything in a competitive setting

fickle ore
#

Driver level command lists are basically forcing the game to run multithreaded and incurs a overhead cost vs game being designed to natively multithread in dx 11.1+ titles (modern games) for people that are not aware, iirc

#

So nvidia forces older dx9/10/11 games to multithread even if they're not designed for it

#

AMD does not

#

Which is why they sucked in draw calls in first gen dx11 games, but now after games have started to implement it, they're beating Nvidia due to that.

fickle ore
zenith sonnet
#

Try maybe Northgard?

#

I'm not actually sure though how much it would CPU bottleneck

#

But it is a competitive game

fickle ore
#

Gonna look it up thanks, never heard of it 😄

zenith sonnet
#

I'm gonna see how it performs on my PC

#

Unfortunately I don't have any endgame savegames

#

But I run unto a GPU bottleneck at 250-300 FPS early midgame

#

So I guess that's no good

#

But holy shit, that was a stuttery mess

wheat plume
#

Is it ok to have this power connector against the metal frame?

zenith sonnet
#

Not sure if it was the HW video running or something else, but the stutter killed it

ashen spindle
#

.. why wouldnt it be ok

wheat plume
#

Electricity + metal

true quest
#

if the metal connectors aren't touching no

ashen spindle
#

where is the metal xD

wheat plume
#

The frame

ashen spindle
#

are your cables out of metal

wheat plume
#

No..

ashen spindle
#

then why would there be a issue, connected cables are hitting the case at some point too most likely

wheat plume
#

I'm trying to clean up this cable from the disk drive

#

What could I do?

true quest
#

can you attach the drive to the rear side of the motherboard

#

or drives in general

wheat plume
#

Nope
This is the only location for the sata ports

crimson wigeon
#

Route it behind the motherboard?

wheat plume
#

Through these?

crimson wigeon
#

Of course

ashen spindle
#

wherever it fits

crimson wigeon
#

That's what those holes are for!

true quest
#

it fits through the fans, but that's not a place you'd want to route it now its it

wheat plume
#

It's got to bend it a very concerning angle to slot back into the mobo

ashen spindle
wheat plume
#

I don't like this angle
It's hard to even just keep it bent like this

crimson wigeon
#

You should see how concerning some of my cable management bends are..

true quest
#

looks fine

#

worse exists

#

although the board itself might be of concern

#

so yeah i see why

wheat plume
#

Got it

#

I vent it a little before plugging it back in
This cable can somewhat keep the angle it's bent at

#

The sata ports on the mobo feel so fragile though :/

vagrant pagoda
#

The worst I've don't straining sata is stripped the latch

wheat plume
#

How would you fix that?

fair gull
#

buy a longer sata cable

ashen spindle
#

just get adapters and plug a usb cable inbetween ez

wheat plume
#

This seems fine for now
Maybe I should get a longer cable eventually so it's not stressing the port from that bend

zenith sonnet
#

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/gpu-test-system-update-march-2021/

This looks fairly nice
Only thing I don't understand is the choice of 2x SR memory 'because 32 GiB isn't very common yet'
Yeah, but it is on Zen 3 systems because it makes a significant difference...

#

@fickle ore People have theorised that the cache on RDNA2 is more beneficial at lower resolutions than at higher resolutions to explain the performance regression of Ampere vs RDNA2 when lowering resolution
But maybe it was just the driver overhead showing through all along?

fickle ore
#

@zenith sonnet Hmm very hard to say and I dont have the expertize to say anything for sure, but it could very well have been that. Because by lowering the resolution you are creating a cpu-bottlenecked scenario. The GPU at low setting in particular nearly always draws frames a lot quicker than cpu's. Like in Valorant my cpu frametime is 1,0-1,4ms (circa 700-1000 fps), but my gpu frametime is 0,5 - 0,7 ms (1500-2000 fps). So by lowering the resolution (700p, 364p game benches) you have nearly always induced a fully cpu-bottlenecked scenario. I'm not sure how gpu cache would play into that, especially with SAM..

#

and I have 5800x and gtx 1060 for reference.. high end cpu and few years old gpu..

ashen spindle
#

tfw your custom shader is broken when you run it in command line PepeHands

proud nacelle
#

rarted question: is it normal for AIOs to make slight sounds randomly?

reef patrol
#

yesnomaybe

#

Is the radiator above the pumphead?

#

(as in any part of it)

proud nacelle
#

you're speaking japanese to me, it's the first time i have one.

reef patrol
#

I shall fetch you a diagram.

proud nacelle
#

looks like the radiator and heatsink itself is at about the same level

#

if that makes any sense

reef patrol
#

A visual example as it were

reef tundra
#

What does the audio wave look like?

proud nacelle
#

rarted drawing

#

best i can explain it without taking a pic

reef patrol
#

AKA: Does the radiator stick up further than the CPU bit 😄

proud nacelle
#

like, ever so slightly?

#

they're nearly level

reef patrol
#

Great. Then I wouldn't worry.

proud nacelle
#

aight, just makin sure. it's random and it worries me.

reef patrol
#

It could be a tiny air bubble that's fighting to get through the pump. Or just an RPM change.

proud nacelle
#

though if somethin happens, big ol' respecc to me.

#

Air bubbles make sense

reef tundra
#

Rekt

reef patrol
#

It looks better than his newest Dynamic variant though.

reef tundra
#

Amazon == scammers alright

true quest
#

wdm

#

buttons to instantly order things?

#

damn haven't visited neweg in months brb

#

i found dark theme, so im set

#

but curious what is the other

#

ah didnt notice

proud nacelle
#

So I've been researching lately, and I am left confused about what exactly TrustZone is. On one hand, it looks like it's Intel ME/AMD PSP, while on the other hand it's a trusted execution environment... Which is it?!

reef tundra
#

its a security hazard

fickle ore
#

if it says trust it's the opposite

ashen spindle
#

trustzone is just the arm-technology ME and co run on

crimson wigeon
#

It's where you can run very secure cryptography stuff with hopefully no chance of tampering

ashen spindle
#

or at least AMD, intel might've copied it to not pay licensing? idk

crimson wigeon
#

In reality it's just used for DRM

proud nacelle
#

That's the thing

#

I don't know what to trust or believe.

#

Trying to find any type of computer, be it an SBC or actual computer seems mission impossible (without said technologies). My different understanding is that TrustZone can be disabled if it doesn't receive it's binary blob, but again, no info on this.

#

Also this time my mini fridge out right froze my system. Fuck sake.

ashen spindle
#

wut

proud nacelle
#

As if it wasn't bad enough losing USB connectivity in the middle of doing something, now it freezes my system.

ashen spindle
#

you have a mini fridge with USB? O.o

proud nacelle
#

Oh my god why do people think it's USB

#

No, AC 120V.

#

@ 1A

ashen spindle
#

and that is hooked to your pc?

proud nacelle
#

No

ashen spindle
#

so your wiring is just shit in the house?

astral haven
#

Trustzone is trusted execution not me

proud nacelle
#

I mean that's what I'm guessing, but without an EMI meter, I can't find out

#

Also that's what I heard Carmoben, but some websites and people say otherwise.

#

Only when the minifridge stops consuming (as in compressor shuts off) it kills it. If I had a meter I could verify if there is a power spike or something of the like.

ashen spindle
#

I mean you can look at whatever in regards to ME/trustzone etc. but I'm betting your worrying about stuff you cant influence anyway again

proud nacelle
#

You might be correct but doesn't hurt to try and look into it anyway.

astral haven
#

Amds psp is arm

#

And since arm uses trustzone for trusted execution, amds psp uses trustzone

ashen spindle
#

the article looks like the generic "not opensource so it's bad" take

proud nacelle
#

Right PSP uses it.

astral haven
#

Yep

#

But just internally to the psp

proud nacelle
#

It does provide a list of old AMD hardware. I actually have that hardware, FX-8350.

ashen spindle
#

and disregarding that discussion, neither intel nor AMD are ever gonna make their most important security public

proud nacelle
#

I recall seeing a picture of the PSP for AMD

#

But I can't seem to find it rn.

astral haven
#

Psp is the thing that prevents you from switching motherboard vendors with epyc cpus because amd is spineless

ashen spindle
#

like I'd rather have stuff like SME/SEV than missing out on it bc I dont want closed-source me/psp

proud nacelle
#

That's you. If you want those, go for it. But for me I want less chances and risks. Simple as that.

astral haven
#

Well

proud nacelle
#

I mean it's had issues already

astral haven
#

Actual paid professionals creating my security product > hobbyists imo

ivory geyser
#

In most cases true

#

Then again, a lot of professionals are idiots too lul

astral haven
#

I'm not aware of any issues that are able to bypass secure boot+ tpm+ windows virtualize security yet

#

And I'm not aware of any issues that are able to escape or remotely take over a system running those 3

ashen spindle
#

while I get the point of open source is able to be vetted if it's secure etc. what is the point of not running any instead?

astral haven
#

Even if you accidentally run a virus

ashen spindle
#

like if you dont trust it, what can it do over not having any security

#

maybe there is a usecase but all i can think of it doesnt make more sense to give up on it

proud nacelle
#

No issues yet, that's correct, but it doesn't mean it won't happen either. I mean all that crap that happened with CPUs a couple years earlier keeps going on still.

astral haven
#

Again

#

Just run your os with all the security features enabled

#

All of the security issues required windows virtualized security to be disabled

#

And most of them required local access and admin privileges

ashen spindle
#
  • plundervolt ( i think that was the one?) that makes the security from ME useless, in the end doesn't do more harm than not having anything in the first place
astral haven
#

Plundervolt is disableable in bios

#

Just sacrifices a bit of efficiency

ashen spindle
#

while if you get hit with spectre, but still have memory encryption on, it doesn't matter if code gets out of the VM, the other memory areas are still encrypted and cant be accessed afaik

astral haven
#

Yes Locke, intel and amd pay for that shit, I don't want to have to foe the Foss that exists

#

Yup

proud nacelle
#

Ergh

#

It's a nasty situation all around at the end of the day

astral haven
#

Specter doesn't bypass windows virtualized security

#

Not really?

#

The number of security features that have to be disabled before there are issues are immense

ashen spindle
#

like if we were talking about what app to use instead of facebook, then I'm down to saying it should really be open source so we know what happens etc.

#

but in this case you are shooting yourself in the foot to prevent hurting your toe

astral haven
#

Yea internet comms should be Foss because the attack vector is so small

#

That's why rsa and post quantum rsa exist

proud nacelle
#

I guess. It would relax me if I knew the bottom of the pyramid was clean though, since anything above it could be compromised or something of the like.

astral haven
#

Nope

#

Again

#

Virtualized security

#

Enable it and you are golden

proud nacelle
#

And how do we know it's safe?

#

My dumb brain doesn't get it

astral haven
#

If you can't understand why virtualized security Is safe how could you possibly determine what is safe foss?

proud nacelle
astral haven
ashen spindle
#

a step before that, I'm already confused how you think a security with a potential hole is worse than none at all

astral haven
#

That too

proud nacelle
#

Well

#

I'll try to explain: If I know there is no security, then I won't do anything which will cause me trouble, yeah? If there is security, then I have to assume that it's true. If it ain't, I get into trouble.

astral haven
#

So you don't do anything that requires security?

proud nacelle
#

That's not what I meant

astral haven
#

You don't live in a country with an identity card?

#

It's what you said

ashen spindle
#

I mean even with open source security, you still have to "trust" that whatever people say about it being safe is true and nobody has found an issue yet to exploit it

#

you're just making the potential hole smaller

proud nacelle
#

Yes but at least with open source security, anyone can inspect it. Quicker response time, quicker discovery... generally.

#

Not to mention if I don't need something, I can strip it out. AKA, less vectors of attack

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With closed source though, no chance of that.

astral haven
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Problem is that those people can chose not to release the data

proud nacelle
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It's a black box.

ashen spindle
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vice versa if you are unlucky someone might find an issue only because it is open and no good guy finds it

astral haven
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Wheras with closed source, especially those with immense bounties on them, most attackers will take the million bucks instead of hoarding the bugs

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That's why chromeos is so awesome, it is both OSS and bountied

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But nothing else is

proud nacelle
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I don't know how to explain anymore

astral haven
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If you can't explain it, you don't understand it

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Think it over

ashen spindle
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hell if amd/intel would have these things open china would be all over that, finding bugs, fixing it in their own stuff and have closed source alternative so you'd have to bet if you take a chance of a backdoor or take it over them abusing issues in the other version lmao

proud nacelle
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Perhaps it would be better if I try to explain what I'm trying to do? Because I'm having a hell of a hard time.

ashen spindle
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yes a specific case usually makes it easier

astral haven
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^

ashen spindle
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generalization doesn't cover all edge cases etc.

astral haven
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Yeup

proud nacelle
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Right, then let me try to explain myself : I want everything before Linux to be not backdoored. As in, I don't want anyone to have the ability to snoop. I don't care if they corrupt data, or if they kill the OS, IDC. Just that they can't see what is being processed or done.

astral haven
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You have a tpm?

proud nacelle
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No. Heard there were issues with them, which is why I avoided them.

astral haven
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Then it's not possible

proud nacelle
astral haven
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Not with x86 or arm

ashen spindle
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internet connection or closed off from any connection?

astral haven
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That could work lel

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Actually no

proud nacelle
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Internet. TCP/IP. WGET/CURL over Tor.

astral haven
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There are ways to exfiltrate data over power lines

ashen spindle
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battery powered lul

astral haven
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You'd need one of those dual battery laptops

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And thats moot since you are using tor

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Which is known to be insecure

proud nacelle
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So what you're saying is I have to go to coffee shops.

astral haven
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Even worse

proud nacelle
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Not use computers?

astral haven
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Yup

proud nacelle
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Riiight... Can't do that.

crimson wigeon
proud nacelle
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@crimson wigeon lul

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I'm aware they exist

astral haven
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Power9 requires a tpm lel

proud nacelle
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Always have

astral haven
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For linux security

ashen spindle
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I mean, once you directly connect it to the internet, worrying about me/psp is kinda moot imo

astral haven
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Yup

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If your applications aren't sandboxed your data is poof anyways

proud nacelle
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Why specifically? Issue with the TCP/IP stack?

ashen spindle
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just from the scope of where issues/attacks come from, you're looking at taping off the keyhole on a door that is missing the lower half

astral haven
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Remember websites are code running on your machine

proud nacelle
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That's not very specific... You're telling me getting a webpage via wget or curl (over tor) is really that unsecure?

astral haven
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If you run it afterwards 🤷

proud nacelle
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Even if the webpage is never loaded into a browser?

astral haven
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If you never load the website into memory sure maybe?

proud nacelle
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So you're saying I can't even edit the bloody thing now?

ashen spindle
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ok but what do you do with them then lmao

proud nacelle
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Nor read it?

astral haven
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Yea pretty mucj

proud nacelle
astral haven
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Unless you are sandboxed somehow

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And to be sandboxed you need to use a tpm

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And if you don't provide your own, you are using the intel/amd provided one

proud nacelle
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Ugh

ashen spindle
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I would say both cases are extremely unlikely but issues in the tpm are a magnitude less likely to cause you any concern

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im not expert but I just can't see how it would be the other way

astral haven
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Tpm architecture is also zero trust so it's pretty solid

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Only ever been 3 security issues found in the last 20 years and they were cryptographic errors not anything the fault of the tpm architecture itself

ashen spindle
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  • where would any attacks even come from that target your tpm if not from the pages you access
proud nacelle
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So much for having an archival server

ashen spindle
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what are you archiving that you are looking for more security than any government uses lmao

astral haven
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^

proud nacelle
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Pictures. I think about 27TB's worth?

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Scraping off a specific website

astral haven
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"More security than the government uses" is the keyword

proud nacelle
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Even though not illegal, who the fuck knows when it will be. Or if it ever will be.

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That's my primary concern. Legality.

ashen spindle
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save your data encrypted in your own way that you only store in your brain and nobody can even access it

astral haven
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As if everything the government does is legal lol

proud nacelle
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Carmoben, you're not wrong, but still

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Also Quin not realistic

astral haven
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Anyways I just use veracrypt

ashen spindle
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use steganography to hide everything inside of harmless pictures, add a second fake are if the wrong code is used that you could give out during interrogation

astral haven
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It's simple asf, and as long as you uncheck memory residency it's very hard to steal the data

proud nacelle
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Not worried about them having the data

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If that matters

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If it ever becomes illegal, I'll nuke it straight away

astral haven
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Nuke it how

proud nacelle
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DD random or shred or some other bullshit

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Yes I'm aware platters can retain some info

astral haven
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Ssds and hdds are undeleteable

proud nacelle
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I haven't found a way with that yet

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Well

ashen spindle
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fully disolve it in acid and you are good

proud nacelle
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There's always thermite, acid, some other nonsense

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^^

misty pier
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throw it into the sun

proud nacelle
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There was a guy who dissolved a platter with acid actually

astral haven
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All of those raise suspicion

proud nacelle
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found it

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Raise, perhaps. But who cares? If it's done, they can't do anything about it afterwards

astral haven
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You assume alot

proud nacelle
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That's my name

astral haven
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Tldr get a tpm, enable memory encryption, and use a disk encryption utility

proud nacelle
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Yeah. That would resolve everything.

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But, if that data goes one day, it's all gone.

ashen spindle
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use honeypots together with hiding it compressed inside of other files, and the de/encrypting is done on a second system that is not connected anywhere, with total memory deletion after use, also while you are working on that you reset the memory of the pc you used to connect to the internet so there are no traces there then save it elsewhere

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think that does it?

astral haven
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Tpm stores data in a physical circuit

proud nacelle
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I mean I don't mind having to use an offline/airgapped one

astral haven
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As long as you don't forget your password it's not going anywhere

proud nacelle
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I already have one anyway lul

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It's called a raspberry pi. fuck the wifi on that thing

ashen spindle
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cleaning your traces/being thorough with making no mistakes is 99% of where issues would appear anyway compared to an actual breach of a TPM or similar

proud nacelle
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There's one problem though.

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Or at least, one to me and my retarded brain can't get around it

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If there is one system connected to the internet, it has that information on it, right? I then transfer it over to the 2nd machine, but, how the hell do I keep doing that without spending thousands on flash drives or hard disks? Not to mention, if I have to do it frequently (every hour, for example, maybe unrealistic), I can't stay awake 24 hours.

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There's data diodes, but I wouldn't trust RS-232 with my data lul

astral haven
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Be sad

proud nacelle
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Already am

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Jokes on you

astral haven
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Just improve your security so you don't have to worry about this

proud nacelle
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I'll try to. I'm a hypocrite though, running stuff as root always cough cough KVM.

ashen spindle
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have a nas/drive/whatever in the middle of both that you wipe clean constantly

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so you get 100gig transferrate

proud nacelle
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One quicker and dumber question: Isn't there a way to prevent caching?