That is part of why I have avoided them, far easier to mix and match AMD stuff to meet my price points since their sockets stick around so long!
Each PC lasts me at least 5 years. I am three or so years on my 5800x3d with a 7090XT I picked up last year and the whole setup will probably still be rocking games past 2030.
I only change motherboards when moving up to the next RAM format or CPU chipset. I stick with AMD due to cost and low thermals, and while their CPU generations shared the same interface I had one mobo for DDR3, one for DDR4, etc.
Can’t wrap my head around constantly upgrading the mobo to be honest. Sure, they have lots of features but I haven’t seen a situation where a mobo would be an upgrade worth doing without also upgrading everything else.
My default assumption at this point is that HL3 is not real, and this is all a cope.
Nice
Having a plan and external pressures wrecking the whole thing has some strong Aliens^3 vibes, so that checks out.
Companies collecting for charities while underpaying staff and avoiding taxes is certainly horrible enough to not trust that they are going to pick valid charities.
The company has no way of knowing whether the person claimed the donation, so that wouldn’t be possible.
The company does it entirely for the PR.
Restaurants offering a substitution because they don’t have something isn’t really comparable.
This is more like being offered something other than what you ordered off the menu every single time even though they have what you ordered.
Currently, there is a single ad spot at the top of search results in the App Store. For example, if you search for “Facebook,” you might see an ad at the top of the results for TikTok. This is because TikTok is targeting specific search terms and has won the auction for that placement.
A second app ‘winning search results’ in an app store is the stupidest fucking thing I have ever heard. Like ordering something in a restaurant and always being offered something else instead.
“I’ll have the onion soup.”
“Would you like Campbell’s tomato soup?”
Every single time.
I would be surprised if m2 has overtaken regular sata connections for the majority of computers produced for businesses and individuals, but maybe they don’t make enough in that area.
No it doesn’t.
Corrupt people are taught to be corrupt, whether intentionally or by example. Like having a terrible parent who teaches them that selfishness and taking everything is how they should behave.
But once someone has chosen that path they tend to look for opportunities, and that includes positions of power. They can change, sure, but people who have been corrupt for decades are very unlikely to change especially if they have benefitted from corruption.
“Separate conversations are splintering discourse, we should all just shout over each other in one massive wall of text!”
The separate communities across instances is a benefit of federation just like separate posts are a benefit over a single thread for everythjngs. Yes, features that allow them to be combined for those that want that way of interacting is great, but we don’t need a single news community between all instances when there are can be massive differences between instances.
“Thousands of people said touching a hot stove hurts. He touched the stove to try it himself, and I respect him for burning himself instead of using shared human knowlesge.”
I think corrupt people being attracted to positions of power is far more common than a decent person being corrupted.
The artist is selling a screenshot of the quitting announcement.
https://haydenclay.shop/products/print
Hahahahhahahahaha
One other mod showed a screenshot of being removed and that they didn’t just quit. It is possible it was one high level mod or mods kicking out the rest of the moderation team.
Cars in general have rigorous software testing that means the last update will run fine indefinitely, and most of the updates only change nice to have features, not core operations like the engine and drive train.
EVs are pushing the envelope by having some software updates that directly change how the battery and drive train work. Tesla is the one I hear going completely in on subpar testing for updates to critical components. I don’t know if other manufacturers are doing nearly as much as Tesla is, so it might even be a Tesla problem more than an EV problem at this point, but as time goes on others will become more bold with increasing numbers of updates and lazier testing because it worked out for Tesla’s market share.
An EV that doesn’t have constant software updates can easily exist, and they should work fine until the frame falls apart. I think a portion of the EV market falls into that category, but don’t really know for certain.
What a real man needs is an old fashioned Gillete Analogue Safety Razor with no unreliable tech. You pay the same amount, but for more reliability!
Gilette Analogue Satey Razor not compatable with safety razor blades, replacements cost $3 per blade and safety is not guaranteed
Of course!
Some of us weren’t even impressed in 2022 because we don’t want to talk to a computer or create shitty images.
Maybe every 5 or so years, and generally there has been something worth upgrading the mobo for like new connections for storage. So far it has been when it struggled with 75+ FPS in games that I care about at the settings I want.
Since it is so spread out I can’t say it is a solid pattern, but so far each CPU and mobo upgrade have been together with a new set of RAM and occasionally I get extra RAM in between. Hard drives/SSDs and GPUs are whenever but generally they are years apart too.