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  1. "7:36 They're called tweezers!" - The Verge
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  2. Uhm, eh, I uh, and uhm, uh you know, uhm, ah, humm...
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  3. Rape category porn is not actual rape porn, it's acted rape...
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  4. Damn, this looks just as hard as it looks fun, and that training is very good, they think of almost everything there, and are thankfully not shy about taking gender roles into account. As much as the job is not for me, I'd love to go through this training for years on end.
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  5.  @cryptotrader2779  Ah, the chinese models. Then again, you never know about all the other stuff it comes preinstalled with instead of google, so it's a bit of an unknown tradeoff.
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  6. When we have a viable power source. I mean sure, an electric car battery can provide enough power for one, at least for a while. But it's too big (not to mention a gigantic weakspot) to be a feasible power source for it. We need to invent super batteries before we get power armors. But power armors will definitely be a thing. Due to costs however it will no doubt see limited use, but it will be about as feared as a tank.
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  7. It's a mixed bag. I've tried to make chatgpt wirte some code for me, pointed it out it's exact mistakes, and it said sorry, you're right, then puked out code with the same mistakes exacerbated.
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  8. The military applications I can imagine this being used for makes me sad... (because I know that's gonna happen) However... The evolution of the birdsuit, that would be cool. Who needs a jetpack when you can fly like a bird?
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  9. I always skip ads... Then I come here, and I watch the ads, they're part of the entertainment, who woulda thought?
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  10. >apps Wtf is wrong with you? >:(
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  11. Yeah, and the outdated structure really shows. why do we have /bin /usr/bin /usr/local/bin /sbin /usr/sbin /usr/local/sbin when we could just have fucking /bin and be done with it? (Same applies to literally everything in /usr/. EVERYTHING. Ok, almost everything, Include still has it's place, but /usr/share? we already have /opt!) The only reason this file system structure is still around is probably because it's a pain in the neck to replace a standard.
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  12. Nice vid man, but 3 problems. >Virtualbox Great for linux VMs, but if you want Windows VMs, VMWare player/workstation is better. >GIMP No man, Krita is significantly nicer than GIMP; and it does everything GIMP does, and does it better in general. >VLC No man, MPV is superior in just about every possible way. At least for video playback. Better upscaling algorithms, smooth motion support, it's basically media player classic for linux, there's even something called media player classic qt which is a front-end for MPV that looks like mpc on windows. VLC was the best video player... in the 90s. It's not anymore, and hasn't been for a long time. People need to get that through their skulls. >Playonlinux (this isn't a problem, just additional info) Yes it helps, but at least for gaming, now Steam's Steamplay/proton is a better solution. (This was not out yet when this vid was amde though) POL does not suport everything so mileage will vary, didn't know it had a photoshop preset but that's nice. There's also lutris which is mandatory to check out if you want to run any non-steam games, it tends to do a better job than PoL; when you can get it to work. It'll give you better support for games that require a custom wine configuration than pol does (like say overwatch or fortnite)
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  13. It would be interesting to see this again today, because 2010 was when we had the intel i series cpus and the nvidia GTX 400 series. It was when we took what was essentially the last step towards modern hardware architecture; we're still using comparable stuff, it's just after 10 years of generational improvements.
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  14. Here I am... more than a year later... Where is this thing? I want it. Where is it? this glorious design?
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  15. At least music didn't forgo rhythm, it might not use good rhythm anymore, but has rhythm nontheless, no matter how shitty. I was able to make better paintings than this when I was 10...
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  16. Still fewer mistakes than the verge made in their how to build a pc video.
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  17. The 2 most performance impacting settings are AntiAliasing and Shadows. (Some forms of AA have little to no impact on performance, but in general these options look significantly worse than when AA is just plain off)
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  18. Can we get it? And can we PLEASE get it open source? Just so that the entire world can play with, modify and upgrade this technology at will. And so that this technology won't be wasted on corporate idiots who only think in dollar $igns. This technology will change the world of video gaming as the last missing piece to the ultimate virtual reality headset, and this technology will lead to the ultimate artificial limbs. But in the right hands (Everyone's hands!, not just the hands of a few!) it will change the face of humanity and our culture completely. It will do so because this technology can be used to upload data online, store it on a server, and then download directly to another persons brain. Hook up an artist (or a few) and bam,anyone can learn to draw in 3 seconds. Hook up a historian, and bam, anyone can learn everything there is to know about history in under a minute. Mathematician, bam!, Language teacher, bam!. martial artist, bam! We're not just talking information as we read it in text, we're talking motor skills and reflex also being taught in instants, we will no longer have to worry about so called "reading comprehension" when everything is fed directly to the brain. But we're a bit of ways from there,and corporate idiots would either fail to see this possibility, or develop it at a much slower rate than it could develop in open source, and then use it for profitability (i.e.they'd actually sell the skills for a high price point rather than just giving it all away for free, as information should be.) This would essentially be wikipedia 2.0.
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  19. Well that's one way to make use of your free time I guess.
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  20. :/ Well that makes sense, but I was hoping for something more along the lines of programs or software. Applications works, but apps just kinda rubs me the wrong way, an itch I can't scratch lol. It feels like some kind of really dirty term.
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  21. This guy's really ahead of the curve, because most of the western world seems to be adamant about not realizing this
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  22. A very good video indeed, and I agree, this is the way math should be taught. But I don't agree we should discard teaching the calculation process. We'll never understand how the computers are doing it if we do so. We'll never doubt what the computers tell us is the answer. Computers can make mistakes, because humans can make mistakes, and computers were built by humans. I do however think that calculating by hand is an absurd way to do math, we should be teaching kids to do it mentally. And there are two ways I know we could approach this, one is doing what some schools in Japan, China and Korea among others are doing, teach them to use an abacus (and by abacus I mean chinese or japanese abacus; not the western crap), when you're good with an abacus I hear it is very easy to do math with an imaginary abacus instead of a real one, and that it can be done on average in about 1/10 of the time it would take on a real abacus. Meaning not just mental math, lightning fast mental math. For everyone. The calculating process is important because it is literally teaching kids how to solve problems or puzzles on their own. They need to understand the process if they're ever caught in a situation where they do not have access to a computer, or if they are trying to solve a problem they can't properly express to a computer. The second approach I can imagine for tackling mental math is looking to mental math geniuses like Scott Flansburg for ideas on how to properly teach mental calculation. Our brains are more powerful than computers, and we have a good chunky part of our brain dedicated to calculation only, it would be an absolute waste of resources not to use it. As for bringing computers to exams, this is not a problem when we have things like the raspberry pi (easily affordable to schools) and linux (highly customizable), it wouldn't be hard to set things up, computers wouldn't be hooked to the internet, no USB ports to thwart cheating, just offline computers with all the applications the students have learned to rely on (like a set of programming languages, and perhaps libreoffice or something to write answers to the questions on the exams)
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  23. Funniest thing, so did I. Table was a mess, too lazy to clean.
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  24. I don't think you can buy a google-less phone, at least they are extremely hard to find. The most promising one for a while has been Librem 5 though, but it's availability is a bit scarce as it's release keeps getting delayed.
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  25. I only became a "panel slob" after I became a digital artist. There's no reason to be if you don't need that accurate color reproduction of IPS (or PLS if that floats your boat better). However, I did become a brand slob a few years ago, there was this Philips monitor, it was actually just a TN panel, but up till that point (up till recently) TN was all I ever used. But this thing had such incredible contrasts and colors, I had never seen anything like it in any monitor before it. Right now I have a basically the same monitor but with an IPS panel, and actually after seeing how much of a difference that IPS panel makes.. I don't think I could ever go back to a TN panel. (Not until we have Quantum Dot and OLED everywhere) even for my regular consumer usage. IPS/PLS panels are really really really worth it, more vibrant colors... Think of all the butterflies in Skyrim man!
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  26. It's a 'thinking' emote. It hints that they're brainstorming something to do about this. My guess is they're gonna adjust their marketing strategy, since nvidia flipped the board on price to performance, they're gonna have to flip it again probably. The 3070 promises performance superior to the 2080-Ti. AMD also promised performance superior to the 2080-Ti Nvidia's doing it at 500$ Means AMD's just gonna have to do it at 400$ or 300$.
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  27.  @cryptotrader2779  I kinda agree with that actually, I'm a lot less worried about what the Chinese do with my data than what the Americans do with it. There is no such thing as 100%, although you can audit the code (since AOSP is open source; you can read the code directly and review it to see if it has any backdoors, before compiling it for your phone and installing it; but for phones in particular it requires some fairly extensive know-how, as opposed to PCs where it's a lot easier to ensure compatibility; since phones are all different but PCs are all more or less the same) There's also of course writing your own operating system yourself. But whether you audit the code, or make your own, there's on circumventing the possibility that you might still become a victim of direct hacking, even if you avoid the major data collection initiatives. There's also always the possibility of human error where you make an oopsie and install an app that comes with some unwanted bonuses.
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  28. 14:00 makes me think back to cellular memory. The hypothesis that all individual cells in our body can store memory and therefore memories can be passed down through generations via DNA, or as people put it back in the day, "through blood". Since scientists have discovered that individual neurons are where memories are truly stored, and neurons are only a very specific type of cell, this theory is not so unlikely, but it's hard to actually prove. Luckily for skeptics, this theory is easier to believe than that her grandmothers ghost whispered it to her.
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  29. You know what the answer to this shit is? Ignoring it. What are they gonna do, arrest millions of people?
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  30. I can relate so much with what this man is talking about. I'm that guy that's been wasting my life away eating junk food, growing obese, falling to such a level where my once great brain is starting to fucking rot, my reaction speed is at an all time low, my thought processes lacking, I've made like a 100 actionable plans to get on top, get rich, get healthy, get whatever but never acted on it, because I'm always caught up in my addictions to media, to movies, to video games, to novels, every day I procrastinate my plans to the point where it is literally killing me; if I don't turn this shit around within the next 2-3 years that's fucking it for me. But after listening to this man speak, I look at the chrome tab where I have some webnovels and manga open, and despite the temptation I can't bring myself to click on it, I see my video game shortcuts on my desktop, I can't click on them, I see some movies I could watch, I can't click on them either. Because I realized today, before I watched this video, that I've centered my entire life around escaping reality, because life sucks, reality sucks, I don't want it, so I run into a digital world, surround myself with fiction, and close my eyes to what's happening around me, what's happening to my body, what's happening to my mind... I realized that I've been conditioned to do this, from elementary school we're only given one choice in life, to become corporate drones, and whoever discards or fails on that path is considered a failure, he will be looked down on for failing, or even outright refusing, to become yet another drone; but look, we have video games, movies, and social media, through which you can live through other people's fantastical lives (lies really)... So it's only rational then that before the thought of doing something as daunting as changing the very reality around you, you would instead escape reality, get your next fix of dopamine, consume, consume and consume more! Every waking moment about getting your next fix of meaningless entertainment that will lead you nowhere and add no value to your life whatsoever.... And for 10 years that's the only thing I've done, at all. No, longer than that, it's been 12 fucking years until I finally realized that I was lead to this point, around the nose, my weaknesses exploited, and I swallowed the bait, hook line and sinker, and let myself become something even worse than a corporate drone, a leech. A leech who takes and takes but has nothing at all they can give back in return, nor any desire to do so. And facing this uncomfortable truth, that I've been played, and that I've actively allowed myself to be played for such a long time, it lead me here. After making the realization, it was not enough to stop at first, but I somehow got led to this video, and now... At least for the past few hours, I am unable to keep doing this to myself. Now I am slowly coming to another realization, that it doesn't truly matter very much, how I do it, or what I do, as long as I stop running from reality, and start facing it, and changing it into something that I run towards, instead of away from. Wading through the suffering and tackling all challenges is not a novel idea at all, but seeing that there's somewhere out there who is just doing it, and doing it, and keeps on doing it really makes me think: Why not me too?
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  31. Never expected you to make a vid about this Jay, also, hype!
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  32. I really wish you had condensed this down to like 20 minutes :I I mean this is 5 hours. that's more than 3 feature length films for fucks sake dude!
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  33. Linus doesn't even play games I think, he wouldn't understand the value.
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  34. Astonishing creativity! :O
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  35. Haha she's incredibly dumb!
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  36. ​ @Preinstallable  This is something that will happen, it is inevitable. An ai that can code as well as a human programmer, will be created by human programmers, only unlike human programmers it's not gonna make mistakes, it's not gonna need to debug, the human programmers worked for years to make this ai, and this ai is gonna be able to make a new superior version of itself in a couple of minutes. But will that newly created superior version be able to create a new even more superior version? Probably not. It just doesn't work like that. Until you get into AI running on quantum computers that is, then it's probably gonna work exactly like that. Yikes. When we mix technology so complex we barely understand it (neural networks), with another technology so complex we don't understand it at all (quantum physics). That's where this singularity is gonna happen, 100%. That's the missing piece of this puzzle, and you know what, it's not gonna be long from now, in fact I'm sure someone is already working on this. It's just that the quantum computers we have aren't ready yet for this task... But they will be, in just a few years they will inevitably be ready for this. Right now, quantum computers are growing exponentially in power by the year. It's growing so fast it makes moore's law back in the days of CPU transistors being half the size next year they were the last a funny joke. This is happening soon. All the AI tech we're using right now is gonna be obsolete within 10 years. Maybe even within 5....
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  37. Oh my, wonder what that makes you then.
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  38. That's right folks, on a typical 60hz monitor there will be no difference between 120fps and 800fps
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  39. Hey Jay, 2019 seems like it would be a good year to make a high end laptop vs same~ish spec desktop performance comparison, don't you think?
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  40. Same old story. This is how it has always been.
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  41. I'm reminded of Morrowind... I like this plan.
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  42. Thanks for giving such a good explanation of this, fucking sick of the propaganda in our media, especially concerning Russia, it's just... like they write shit and you know that you shouldn't believe it, they've cried wolf basically every time. It's quite ironic everyone thinks Russia is anti-gay when they were literally the first country to legalize gay marriage and hold such a marriage as well!
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  43. I would like to know how Tim overcame his lisp :P
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  44. I'm mildly impressed, it's late, but it's on par with the 2080 and the 1080-Ti. It doesn't have anything that directly competes with RTX (except that their cores were always more suited to compute work than nvidia's which may be enough to compensate, in theory) but it makes up for that with 16GB of HBM2 competing with 8GB of GDDR6. Where the 2080 will barely have enough VRAM to run everything, the Radeon VII has so much of the stuff it's got much more potential longevity as future games will start using more and more VRAM, the 2080 will eventually fail to keep up, but the Radeon VII will not. It'll also be used for CAD work. And another beauty of it is Linux users will flock to buy this. AMD's Linux driver is better than Nvidia's (for a very long time Nvidia's were much better than AMD's on Linux, but that all changed when AMD made an open source driver called amdgpu, when it was new it wasn't up to spec, but over the years it's caught up by now) there are many reasons for Linux users to prefer AMD just for this alone, chief among them being that it's more convenient. You put a (supported) AMD card in any computer and install Linux on it? It will be ready for gaming as soon as you boot it. For Nvidia? It will (at least for recent cards) use a generic driver and require you to install Nvidia's driver manually, which for some distributions is a pain in the neck, especially for the less savvy. Nvidia put some effort into their Linux driver, their Linux driver is actually all things considered quite good, but they're dicks about certain things, the GUI control panel for example looks like it belongs in the 90s, a lot of their technologies which they use for marketing aren't supported in them; if it requires you to turn on a setting to enable it in-game, it probably won't work (so no DLSS for example, GSYNC support was added in like just the other day, finally. It didn't work for a long time until now... They also occasionally decide to develop their own library implementations for things and refuse to support alternatives (Wayland, a very important developing software for linux that many are hoping will replace X11 for example, is generally implemented with GBM, an API for buffer allocation, Nvidia developed something they call EGLStreams or something and refuse to support GBM. Nobody really wants to use Nvidia's shit when the other thing was already in place and there are no demonstrable reasons why EGLStreams would be any better. But we all know how Nvidia likes to overcommit on random bullshit they develop, like Gsync, despite competing tech being more sensible, like Freesync) Meanwhile AMD is mostly free of all that bullshit, and since their driver is open source, if support for something is missing, anyone can just add it themselves if they have the desire and skill to do so. Speaking of Linux anyways, Linux gaming has become a lot more viable in 2018. You can probably expect about 80% of your Steam game library to run without much trouble on it now thanks to steamplay/proton, most of them (especially DX10/11 games) will run at 80-90% native performance too) The performance of the card lines up with what's displayed here on Linux as well (with AMD's open source driver vs Nvidia's closed one) https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=radeon-vii-linux&num=1 the mean result of all the benchmarks combined marks the Radeon VII as 12% faster on average than the 2080 on linux (sometimes it wins by a large margin, sometimes it loses, but usually not by a large margin). It also seems like it's compute performance with properly optimized usage is potentially above the 2080-Ti (although I have no idea if RTX cores were also being used here, but it's semi-irrelevant since if it isn't being used then it's because no one is supporting it yet)
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  45. Truer words have never been spoken :) This video is a great wake-up call for parents everywhere.
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  46. Krita is not any slower than GIMP... But it can in some cases be slower than photoshop, still, for example in the case of brush engines, krita does indeed have slower brushes than photoshop, but it has significantly more versatile brush engines than photoshop allowing for greater customization, as a tradeoff. I bet if you had choppiness with MPV, you were using an upscaling algorithm that was just too much for your hardware, or not using the opengl renderer, try an mpv front-end like media player classic qt, see how it works, it should have the gl renderer on by default. I know, steamplay is better than POL for games though :D that's why I wanted to mention it. To tell the truth though, I wasn't aware photoshop could run properly through wine until I saw this video, last I checked a few years ago it wouldn't work right.
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  47. 2020 and this is still one of the best ITX cases for a compact build.
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  48. I refuse to believe people are stupid enough to pay this much for that shit, therefore I insist on believing that modern art is just a money laundering scheme.
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  49. 16GB HBM, higher Compute performance.
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  50. Probably due to the fact that most enthusiasts and early adopters of PC tech are gamers.
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  51. inb4 winner is just another crypto miner
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  52. Oh I realized this, but it's ok to dream, right? It's not impossible for the weight obstacle to be overcome in the future.
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  53. 1:38 the international community is fully aware of what's going on in North Korea. But no one does a damned thing about it. This whole issue is something that has made it particularly easy to see through the massive hypocrisy and lies the American government make up. You know like how they're always invading countries that have dictators over them or civil war going on claiming they're doing it to make the world a better place. If that really were the case they'd have started with North Korea. Instead all the countries they're invading are ones they've been targeting since way before for some resource or another, or with some massive ulterior motive. Often even putting these dictators they're later gonna fight against into power in the first place. If they really gave a damn about anyone else than their 1% richest crowd the world would be a very different place. But they are basically the only country that's still invading other countries year in and year out (they then rope others into their conflicts) like some medieval empire, and they're doing it all to make their rich richer, and their poor poorer and deader too. The only hope really is to convince Japan and South Korea to do something about this (China has made it pretty clear that they're perfectly happy with North Korea as it is). The only reason they haven't joined hands to liberate NK is because South Korea can't set aside their differences after Japan's actions in WW2. I still don't get why SK and China act like they're the only country in the world who suffered in WW2 because of another country. Do you see all of europe blaming Germany for what happened in WW2? No. They need to get their heads out of their asses, everyone suffered in WW2, not moving on will only cause everyone harm in the end, because while everyones still butthurt there's still chance for another war.
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  54. Was it ever worth it? This CPU was terrible, and had so many driver issues it's insane.
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  55. This was a really good video man.
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  56. What a sicko, but in a way he is right to be challenging kung fu in china.
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  57. Yup yup yup, there's a right way to do it that strengthens your vocal cords, and then there are tons and tons of wrong ways to do it that break them.
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  58. This guy is a total snowflake lol, this shit test is completely shit. Here's a thorough and complete snowflake test, it requires only one question: What do you think of feminism? 9/10 you'll catch the snowflakes!
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  59. Well I do agree that maybe decorating the streets with statues of slave traders is not the best choice (I imagine the statue's been there for quite some time though) Tearing down historical monuments (which yes, the original, over 100 year old statue fucking was) is not the right way about getting it removed from said street, and I don't think anything needs to be said about the statue they wanted to replace it with, that shit was in just as poor taste as the original slave trader statue... At the end of the day, these blm protesters are just uncultured savages, whether or not you think their cause has merit or not, this one thing doesn't change.
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  60. Just watched the second kingsman movie, I liked it even better than the first.
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  61. Anyone else notice that Freeman's voice was totally monotone in this video? it seemed like he gave 0 fucks about what he was saying, that's not usual for him. He was paid for this :P
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  62. This is starting to get fun to watch now, can't wait to see the next thing they'll do; Maybe they'll scream at the ground since it didn't do much to scream at the sky.
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  63. The only thing that made the video look different to me was the downright abysmal encoding resulting in a huge loss of quality... It's so bad it makes me want to cry but it's not doctoring lol. Just please... do better encoding (or as you call it, compression) next time around D:
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  64. When was it ever in question whether modern art was still shit or not? It can never be anything more than shit. Sometimes literally.
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  65. What the fuuuuck...... I knew they were idiots and terrorists, but pedophilia? Oof, that's a hard blow man. I do agree with people defending loli art cus that is in fact just harmless art, and I believe artistic freedoms should be protected even if I am not a fan of the actual content in question, a lot of haters of that just call its defenders and fans pedos as an insult, but these are bona fide pedophile sympathizers, there's no redemption for this scum, they would never defend the act of pedophilia were they not at least closet pedophiles themselves, the law is there for a reason, the age of consent can be questioned, argued and debated perhaps, maybe 14, maybe 16, maybe 18, maybe 20 (if I recall correctly it was 13 or 14 not so long ago in my own country, I believe it's 16 now) but the fact remains that whatever is below the age of consent is an inexcusable crime socially viewed as second only to murder, and by some even murder is viewed second only to pedophilia, that is how serious of an offense it is to pursue relations with a child and there's no sympathizing with it. I can forgive closet pedophiles, but only as long as they stay in their closet and make do with what can legally be found on the internet and their sick imagination as no one is harmed in that process, everything else is out of the question. Antifa are now officially as negative an existence for society and civilization as isis. Let them burn.
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  66. When civilization falls and we all die sometimes in the not-as-distant as we'd like future. We will have deserved it for the crime of letting the likes of antifa and isis to even exist... As no matter how it all ends, it'll definitely be their fault since we're clearly not getting rid of them anytime soon, it won't be long before these sorts of nuts will run the show, and at that point no god will be able to save us.
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  67. Who even are you?
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  68. Well if you read my former post I linked to an autoload script that auto-loads all files in the directory where your opened file is; meaning it will automatically play the next file. There are also gui front ends for mpv that enable the same. Perhaps you have never seen vlc use the incorrect color range because you always use vlc and have nothing to compare it with ;)
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  69. Why would you need a playlist function for watching videos? (Also even recently I recall having issues where VLC used an incorrect color range by default, e.g. all content would be displayd with wrong colors/limited colors whereas most players default to full range. I think it's been fixed by now, but that is a SERIOUS problem and I remembered I had to change some obscure option to fix it, can't remember which one) anyhow I listed my reasons for mpv being superior, and it has nothing much to do with file compatibility although that is indeed a part of it, there will also be corner cases where vlc can play files that mpv can't... probably. It's more to do with playback quality, especially for upscaled content, but also the option of motion interpolation for smoother playback. Both features can massively improve the quality of compressed media (like if you play a 720p file on a 1080p screen, or god forbid UHD screen; or if a video file has low bitrate which is extremely common for just about every video you'l lever download from the internet as the bitrate has the most noticable effect on file sizes out of all encoding settings, low bitrate = choppy video, motion interpolation = no longer choppy video. The feature can even further enhance quality of high bitrate content like if you're playing directly from a bluray disc)
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  70. No soy, no sugar, no fructose, no potato starch, no high fructose corn syrup, eating healthy and sanely becomes harder every fucking day... Why do they fill the shelves everywhere with nothing but things you shouldn't eat?!
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  71. Jesus christ...
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  72. Oh good, I thought I was the only one who was bothered by this shitty modern architecture, Try going to Yunnan china, like lijiang or something, it feels so nice. Actually felt like another world.
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  73. More reasons not to have kids...
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  74. You went somewhere?
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  75. Yeah the reason mpv has issues has to be poor configuration, if you have a dedicated gpu set the rendering profile to gpu-hq, if not opengl-hq and you should be good to go, at least on modern hardware. PS hasn't really had any serious updates since CS6 (surprisingly) so CS6 is fine, at least for a certain group of people that shall go unnamed. Here's my tweaked ~/.config/mpv/mpv.conf; it's tuned for quality over performance, I have no idea how it would perform on mid or low end hardware (it shouldn't require high end hardware, but the interpolation actually might I have no idea what kind of specs that demands) https://pastebin.com/JqTa5LLg It was heavily based on this slightly outdated file https://gist.github.com/Hikari9/15ae5d31664ef761df4aa70778c2c0a7 Here's my input.conf with some tweaks to make it more similar to MPC-HC on windows https://pastebin.com/bzuSAiQV Line 16 and 17 are commented out in favor of this script https://pastebin.com/FAFAE8JZ (to be placed in ~/.config/mpv/scripts) it is configured by me to use the mouse side buttons for the function of skipping to next chapter or next file on playlist if no chapters are present, here is the original using pgup/down instead https://gist.github.com/Hakkin/4f978a5c87c31f7fe3ae Without the script if you uncomment the lines it will skip to next chapter or do nothing if no chapters are present. A complementary script I also use would be one that auto-loads all files in the playing file's folder into the playlist to make it behave more like mpc-hc which has this same function https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/blob/master/TOOLS/lua/autoload.lua And the last script I'm using is stats.lua https://github.com/Argon-/mpv-stats which gives me similar stats as ctrl+j in mpc-hc (keybound to i instead, because ctrl+j is a stupid keybind) MPV by itself does have some issues for new users due to lack of GUI and the fact that you need to tweak it through a .conf file which is not really well documented enough. And some basic functions need to be implemented via scripts, however the only functionality that I'm still missing is a recent files list/file history to make it functionally equivalent to mpc-hc for my purposes, it's video playback is already superior, although the upscaling algorithm is only one of the more basic available in the madvr renderer, it was the best available not that long ago and alternatives are only extremely much more resource intensive without giving really noticably better results anyways, on the other hand it does not have a motion interpolation option, it has video smoothing but it's not as good as mpv's motion interpolation which is where it shines through. The reason I am not using a gui frontend is quite simple, none of the ones I've found allow me to tweak the settings to the same extent as just mpv and while the initial setup may be a bit of a pain, it's all worth it in the end. There's no use for a gui in a video player anyways except for making it easier to configure settings.
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  76. Well then Paul, south korea managed to mostly avert this crisis, thankfully east asian countries have a stronger sense of nationalism than is politically correct in the west so even if the muslims were to spread they wouldn't gain the kind of foothold they have in the UK and Sweden. But now that we're already fucked, how do we unfuck this situation? Are there even many enough people who are aware of the truth about this shit in the first place? And out of those, are there enough people willing to do anything about it? From what I see, where the police can't arrest muslims because the entire neighborhood would turn on them immediately if they tried, the only solution left is to submit, or send in the army and commit genocide, committing genocide in self defense isn't gonna be a very nice thing at all, and it's just not gonna happen in this society where political correctness is valued over human lives anyways. So what other options do we have?
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  77. Gave me a huge obnoxious notification several times always at the top of the front page tho.
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  78. Lol, Belle Delphine knows exactly what she's doing. It just shouldn't be working out this damn well. I don't think it's quite right to put her in the same class as the rest of these crazies. She's just camwhoring because it's the easiest money in the world, at least she had the decency to put a hard price on her bathwater so people would only spend 30$ on a cup. Even if she didn't though, she's just preying on sad and slightly dumb men, which is sadly a lot of men. She never claimed to be an artist or anything ridiculous like that. I guess she is still kind of a good symbol for how fucked the world has become now tho. It's when this is a viable business model to become a millionaire.
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  79. You don't need to be a doctor to be able to talk about this, you need to have experienced it, depression is not just regular sadness, it's long-term, lingering and unyielding hopelessness for most, despair for some unlucky bastards. I've experienced it, I get your views and I agree that depressed people will always stay depressed if they never stop whining about it, I even agree it can be dealt with without the use of anti depressants. But it's not a minor deal, it's a monster, and it's not a monster tied to your depressing circumstance, it's a monster tied to your depressing way of thinking. It's a self-made mental prison, and breaking out of it is not easy because to truly make it out you have to literally change the way you think. As somewhat subjective evidence for this, my situation when I was depressed and my situation when I was not depressed, at least speaking physically, were identical, the biggest change was that I chose to view my situation as good instead of wallowing in how bad it was. This also somewhat explains how it can be that the have-it-all celebrities and rich folks can still be depressed. It's not what they have or don't have on the outside, it's how they see it from the inside. That said, you're not wrong that it's shockingly common that people cry about how they're depressed when they're really just a little sad or unsatisfied with their life. I have split views on this, on the one hand I agree that depression is something you get over and one of the major steps in doing so is just accepting it as a part of your life, moving on and not dwelling on it, but at the same time, you don't get over it in a day, it's a much larger beast than that. Your opinions on depression clearly come from a place of lack of understanding, but the people on the other side of your argument ALSO come from such a place. Depression is real, it is a problem, it can be a crippling problem, it is common, but there are solutions to it, and while it depends on the person perhaps, drugs are usually not gonna permanently solve it, the only solution I found was a radical 180° personality shift/attitude change which in a nutshell involved going from pessimistic/negative to optimistic/positive for like 80-90% of my thoughts, this shift took a few years and my method of doing it probably wouldn't even work for most people, but it can be done, and I never used drugs. You're making too much light of depression, and unless you shift your attitude to acknowledge that it indeed is serious, no one will take your opinions on it seriously. PS: Churchill is a shit example, the guy was a crazy warmonger and all but invented the bombing on civilian cities, he was an even bigger monster than hitler himself. Clearly he did not function very well, guy was a psychopath!
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  80. Ah, this is even tastier than the salty tears we got after the trump election!
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  81. It's pretty common for people to become cops for the sake of a powertrip, actually I think the cop that joins up to protect people and uphold law is the rarest of them all.
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  82. So I wasn't just imagining that it was more than just a bad character that made her performance in hunger games complete and utter shit
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  83.  @davidbosilj  Couple of reasons, I'll list a few. 1: Canonical is no longer trustworthy, they've been sneaking in unwanted telemetry into ubuntu and you probably don't want that on your server. 2: Ubuntu was entirely designed around being a desktop operating system, while it does have ubuntu server, that comes second to the primary goal. 3: It's less stable than competing server targeted distros (for example Debian and CentOS) As for why I called it the worst, refer to my first point. You don't have to deal with such crap on almost any other distro.
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  84. ***** Did you read it in Russian?
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  85. ***** I'll take that as a no then.
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  86. This is pretty bad, what are we gonna do about it?
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  87. But without wars, what is america supposed to do? sit on it's thumbs?
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  88. At this point it's clear that everyone knows already what's going down, this is being done on purpose. Now the question we should be asking is: To what end? Why are they doing this? Because without the answer to that question, we cannot effectively fight back. Someone somewhere has planned for this, and the only way to put an end to it is to make sure that those plans are 100% doomed to fail. Ruin the end-game before it begins, whatever that end-game may be.
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  89. I like to tune out from news most of the time, just to get away from all this shit, because there's nothing I as an individual can do about it anyways, but everytime I tune back in the situation seems to have gotten 10 times worse than last I checked. The dystopia we often see in sci-fi films is already here, we just can't see it, cuz it's nowhere near as glamorous as in said films. The surveillance state is already 100% in effect. Microsoft? Spies on you through all products. Google? Spies on you through all products Absolutely any Social Media product? Tries to spy on you beyond the bounds of it's platform (e.g. facebook using tracking cookies to track your internet use outside of facebook) Apple? Spies on you through all products. (You could have argued against this before, but since maybe around 2018 or so, there's no argument anymore, they're selling your data too!) What is the most used desktop operating system? Windows 10, spyware galore. Second most? MacOS, now also spyware. Most popular search engine? Google by very far. Most popular social media platform? Doesn't really matter, they're all out to get you. Can you get your computer to stop spying on you? Only if you're one of those super nerds over in the land of Linux desktops (and even they will struggle a bit...) Can you get your phone to stop spying on you? No, it will spy on you 24/7, as long as it's microphone is in hearing range of your voice, it's listening. But you could get an outdated model like one of those old nokias, that will actually work. Beware though, all your text messages and phone calls are listened in on by someone, you have an old nokia? Well does the person you're calling also have it? And are you sure they're not just following you by listening in through the cell tower in the first place? (e.g. even if you can make your phone stop actively spying on you by getting a model that's incapable of it; you can't stop your text messages and phone calls from being listened in on) Is the minimum wage high enough to cover rent and food for one person for a month? In most countries it is not. Especially rent, there are countries where people with jobs remain homeless because the jobs are only paying enough for them to eat, not for them to sleep under a roof... How far are we going to allow ourselves to fall before we do something about it? I already see the answer, I can read it from the market share of Windows 10, the just under 90% market share, followed by just about 10% for MacOS is telling me that about 98% of humanity is entirely willing to see us fall all the way to the bottom, so long as they don't have to give up any conveniences on the way down. It's fine if the world's gonna end, so long as I still have my facebook and google; is basically what 98% of people seem to think. They think we're stupid? Are you trying to tell me we're not?
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  90. wtf...
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  91. Yikes, good thing I'm not living in the US, I didn't know it was this bad, holy fuckin shit...
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  92. Never really knew what this whole antifa shit was a bout, this is the first video I see where anyone talks about actually what it is, seems like a literal far-left terrorist group. First comes violence, then comes murder, we all know what's gonna happen next if we let this shit grow.
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  93. I could only watch 20 seconds of this.
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  94. Religion is a source of happiness? That's new... seems to be a source of despair and insanity from where I'm sitting tbh.
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  95. Video games cause violence, movies cause violence, metal music is satanic and causes violence, porn causes violence, anime causes violence, but antifa and blm are completely family friendly.
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  96.  @jeschinstad  Well if that's the case... what's up with all these incompetent administrators? Who the fuck would use ubuntu for a server are they retarded or something? It is literally the worst distro for this...
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  97.  @jeschinstad  That's ubuntu server, you're twisting my words. Do you think Windows server is set up in an identical way to windows 10 or something?
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  98. This is friggen genius! Also, why are almost all these colossal corporations located in california? Still, Google are a legitimately cool company, I very rarely see them being assholes, the same cannot be said for Adobe, Microsoft and ESPECIALLY Apple.
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  99. Show me a 27" 1440p 144hz qdot or oled display (must have high color accuracy too, but qdot and oled typically has that in spades) and I will buy.
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  100.  @jeschinstad  Sure, there might be logic to this on servers and whatnot, but why would, for example, ubuntu have this kind of setup?
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  101.  @Doriandotslash  Fair enough. I still think points of relation for windows users to latch on-to (e.g. comparing the folders to windows equivalents) is fairly important
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  102. 11:06 know this is an old video (great video btw, didn't really seem to reach gamers though, they're still all "MUH INTEL BETTER 4 GAMING!" sadly...) but people ae apparently getting banned from youtube for less than this nowadays, some guy punched a woman in red dead redemption in a video he uploaded to youtube and now he's been banned, like his account was just outright deleted.
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  103. DVI is vital, no DVI, no buy.
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  104. Coil Whine: Say hello to my little fren!
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  105. You were actually better than me with a controller. Significantly.
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  106. My favorite part was the rubber band he put on his wrist and pretended it was an antistatic band.
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  107.  @Doriandotslash  yes yes, but most users don't know what 'libraries' is. If you mention 'dll' however a lot of people would get a chance for an 'aha moment' lol. The video was already 16 minutes, what's another 1?
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  108. Feel like you should have mentioned some things, like how the lib equivalent on windows is C:\Windows\System which can be used to host .dll (dynamically linked library) files which are the primary format windows uses for libraries. On windows those dll files are always either buried somewhere in C:\Windows or shipped with the program that uses them on an individual basis, whereas on Linux, in general, all software refers to the lib/lib32/lib64 directories to find their library files which has some notable pros and cons over the windows method. Also, in /boot you didn't explain what bootloader is, which is the same as 'bootmgr' in windows; it allows the bios to detect that there is an operating system on a hard drive when it attempts to boot it. Also in /boot is the actual linux kernel. Apt was possibly not the best example for a program that requires system-wide configuration. Xorg, Alsa, Pulse or Systemd all would have made somewhat better choices probably. A really quick way to explain the /home folder would have been "this is exactly the same as C:\Users" (because it is, it is exactly the same) Overall a great vid though, definitely favoriting this one and sharing it around. This is one aspect of linux that is a real struggle for superusers from windows to figure out. It remained a head scratcher for me for years until I realized it had a structure of some kind and even after reading up on what's what I still managed to learn new things from this video. I didn't know /run was tmpfs, i ddin't know what /proc was, I didn't know the difference between /bin and /usr/bin, or /lib and /usr/lib... Honestly, if I really think about it.... It seems like an outdated filesystem structure in some regards, the entire /usr directory and it's subdirectories only create needless confusion to be completely honest, especially /usr/local it's like a redundancy within a redundancy for like no reason,´and thanks to that whenever you're looking for something, you have to search in 3 directories instead of just one (program files) on windows, why do we have /usr/share when we already have /opt? After looking deeper into FHS I found out that there's an OS called GoboLinux, it's filesystem structure is beautiful compared to this ugly mess; why hasn't something like that been adopted by now?
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  109. Well I mean there's ray and path tracing but....
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  110. Maybe it'll be worth it once finished :P just hope the fans on the top won't be too noisy since they're outside the case...
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  111. Kinda funny that this time around Nvidia is pushing the capabilities of graphics cards for the first time in basically forever, rather than AMD. Honestly, I would be voting nvidia 100% right now if it wasn't for their shady price bumps. They're too greedy and need to be put in their place. Sadly, it seems AMD is greedy too.
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  112. A quick internet search will make you realize that several people are in that situation on ALL distributions lol, tearing issues are nothing new with X11, and has only been recently fixed for the various drivers, most distros will default to a configuration that minimizes tearing for open source drivers (intel, amdgpu and nouveau and a couple of others) but for nvidia proprietary drivers, you need to fix it with the nvidia proprietary driver configuration lol :D If you went back to manjaro right now and didn't even install the nvidia driver on it, I'm pretty sure you would have exactly the same amount of tearing as you have on opensuse now :P Also @Fubar, jesus christ that sounds like a fucked up experience, I would like to say it was just your hardware breaking on it's own but if the same thing happened to another computer, maybe that wasn't it after all... I only tried suse once, it just was not working for me, after problems installing it I had problems running it altogether hehe, never even considered going back to it after that. The default on Manjaro btw is xfce, it's what I'm using and I'm quite happy with it, functionally speaking it's more or less just as good as kde, but a lot faster and a lot less buggy.
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  113. -Yttrium- 90w should more than do it normally these days, there are desktop processors that could make do with a 60w cooler today.
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  114. Joshua Nicoll Thanks for letting us know!
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  115. Oh except it's not the same, it uses PWM for power.
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  116. 399 people bought the 2080-Ti recently
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  117. If you have an nvidia GPU you have to enable the option to force composition pipeline (or force full composition pipeline) for me this completely eliminates tearing, and the need for vsync altogether. It's better than windows now (which still has some tearing for example when you scroll in a browser) There are other options for other drivers (mostly xorg.conf related) Have to be careful with nvidia's option though, if you enable it via xorg.conf, at least for me, it fucks up my system, so instead I run it as a command with xfce's autostart. nvidia-settings --assign CurrentMetaMode="nvidia-auto-select +0+0 { ForceFullCompositionPipeline = On }"
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  118. 2:53 That's... kinda because of XFR isn't it? Their equivalent for turbo boost is XFR which is fully automated overclocking in a nutshell. Also 9:40 When I next buy a CPU I intend to have moved over to Linux full time for gaming. I absolutely refuse to use the degrading piece of crap known as Windows 10. I'm hoping that it'll be an AMD cpu but I follow performance.
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  119. 2:53 That's... kinda because of XFR isn't it? Their equivalent for turbo boost is XFR which is fully automated overclocking in a nutshell.
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  120. Cpu and GPU for under $250... As long as you have a 1000 series GPU. What if we have an RX 580? Oops?
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  121. That cooling looks atrocious, wtf are they thinking?
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  122. I had that card once.
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  123.  @carlos7mh  Most people are still gaming on 1080p, it's perfectly good, 1440p is nice, but this 4K stuff has so ridiculous requirements even the 3090 is barely enough for it...
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  124. Buncha pussies, I'd run towards it instead. Ain't nothing getting in the way of me cuddling an orca!
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  125.  @blaymeister  yeah I'm tempted to build a pc myself, i've just got too many constraints right now, so I have to make do with my 2060 laptop.
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  126. $9500 bettered have a threadripper in there...
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  127. How noisy is it?
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  128. Most people watching this video: 16:02
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  129. how to make a computer no one would know to steal 16:51 I've actually thought of doing something like this before lol. (mostly because I actually had a break in once where my fancy PC was stolen, but my actually good yet in a disgusting looking case spare PC was left behind, they coulda gotten good money for that lol :D now to really sell it tho, you'd have to do something like this!)
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  130. All these fucking rich people... I want to be rich people too! :'(
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  131. I want that panel... and I want nvidia to go fuck itself.
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  132. I see, I just installed a fresh manjaro on my laptop today though with optimus, had no issues at all, except that vulkan doesn't work but there's a workaround for it. Anyhow, my point was kinda that you don't seem like a new user getting your feet wet lol, so you should be going to these sites.
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  133. LOL what a silly mistake.
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  134. Indeed they are, but pro gamers can argue against it for their specific case. (However it's not like a 5ms response time difference is gonna change anything compared to 1ms response time really, it's below human perception)
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  135. Selling out? Damn AMD are really back in business.
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  136. Dude askubuntu? Come on. https://unix.stackexchange.com/ & https://superuser.com/ are where the serious folks are at. Also yeah I agree, that the manjaro community is leagues better than something like the arch community for beginners who want to learn more, in arch if you get stuck on something and ask for help and it's not some fairly advanced topic, everyone's gonna give you shit even if it's posted in the 'newbie corner', bunch of elitists I say, they're not very open to noobs there. On manjaro, you'll most likely just get help, eventually. Also, why not just select the proprietary drivers option right from the installation process instead of doing the mhwd thing?
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  137. You know... FXAA is some terrible shit, it pretty much just blurs all the edges, you're basically better off with no AA you get a much crisper and cleaner rendering that way. You really like your Nano don't you? I remember back in the day (and in fact still in a lot of games today) AA was the hardest hitting graphics option, turning it on only provides a slight visual benefit at a massive framerate cost so unless you had a very high end card it wasn't worth using and it's basically the first option to turn down when you want to increase your performance. Some modern cards seem to handle AA more effectively (or maybe it's just that GPUs are getting better and game graphics aren't) and it seems to have less and less of a hit these days but still if you set a high AA setting it'll always hit your fps mega hard. (Like 16X SMAA or TXAA or whatever then maybe even sprinkle some supersampling on top of that and boom)
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  138. Top 5, allright in no particular order, and excluding browsers and the basic shit like steam and discord... 1: K-Lite Codecs Standard (Configured to use madvr, and then I configure madvr a little extra to get some smooth-motion and that nice ass upscaling algorithm all tweaked) 2: QBittorrent (Like utorrent, but not crap) 3: 360 Total Security (Configured to use all the available active antiviruses), it's probably the best free antivirus software. I always used avira before this which is probably still the second best. 4: MSI Afterburner, I use it both to OC my gpu and to monitor my hardware when in-games with the OSD, quite useful. 5: Autohotkey (besides it's various uses in games (for example remapping your arrow keys to WASD for games that don't support changing your keybinds (like rpg maker and various older games) I also use it to keybind switching between desktops the same way I do it on linux, e.g. ctrl+f1 through f6 changes to desktop 1-6, which is a fairly vital function for me to avoid cluttered windows all over the place...) Linux edition: 1: mpv (the tricky part here is finding the right configuration to get the best image quality, enable motion interpolation and whatnot, but the result is more or less equal or better than k-lite) 2: QBittorrent ( :D ) 3: Conky (and I set it up so I can monitor my cpu/gpu temps from the desktop, cpu usage, memory usage, which applications are using the most cpu/memory, and my active network usage, it's real freaking handy but configuring it just right is a bit of work) 4: Lutris (wanna play windows exclusive games? Use steam & it's proton. Game not on steam? Use lutris) 5: Audacious (There's a lot of music players available on Linux, but I prefer this one over all of them, the reason being that it's not a music library app like itunes or whatever, it's functionally closer to winamp or windows media player, there's no extra complicated bullshit on top. Just a music player, and some basic tools like an equalizer)
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  139. Hey Jay, if you're looking for dumb things to test, try running a CPU without a cooler but with thermal paste. I shit you not my brother managed to run his computer this way for like a year at least. He somehow, through some sorcery managed to break his (stock intel) cpu cooler and it was just hanging there above his cpu like a door on a hinge, when I saw it I was like "WHAT THE FUCK?! HOW IS THIS COMPUTER EVEN RUNNING?!" and he was gaming on it and everything. When I finally decided to fix it, I decided to check the temps before and after removing the paste, if I removed the thermal paste it ran way too hot but otherwise it was fine. Don't remember what kind of cpu it was (either a core 2 duo or something like an i5) You could also try replacing the thermal paste with toothpaste or tomato sauce :D
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  140. This is a good thing, intel did not do the smart thing and lower their prices, they did the stupid thing and went for a quick cash grab. I hope this will hurt them so AMD can thrive a little for a while. I want to see the companies compete, seriously compete, especially in the pricing department, but right now with Intel's resources if they would aggressively lower their prices to compete with AMD, Intel could probably crush AMD as it is due to the sheer difference in available cash money. I've had issues with intel for years now because of their absurd pricing I still used their products of course, there was no other choice but now that there is, I'm gonna switch over to AMD first chance I get. Then again I was gonna do the same for the AMD RX line of graphics cards since they've got comparable price to performance to Nvidia's competition, but then Nvidia went and chopped the prices of the 900 series by half so I got myself a 980-Ti instead (for just a bit more than an RX 480 or gtx 1060 would have cost!) that was a deal too good to refuse. Truth is I want both companies to succeed so that they can compete, intel going all suicidal for a while is a good thing because it'll level the playing field between intel and AMD a little.
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  141. Q2
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  142. It works for a shitload of games that aren't officially supported yet though (basically if it doesn't use denuvo, your chances are good). However I heard that vulkan isn't supported on bumblebee/prime for nvidia (at least the proprietary drivers) and proton relies quite heavily on DXVK to run dx10/11 on vulkan. If you're using bumblebee you may have to use the launch option to use wine's opengl based dx10/11 implementation instead. ( PROTON_USE_WINED3D11=1 ) for some games it might give you a performance hits and others might not run at all, but I decided to try it for the purposes of this comment in tekken 7 (one of the officially supported dx11 games) and I was still getting similar performance as with dxvk so maybe it's all good.
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  143. Can you install windows 7 on it and check if you can make it work? Cus https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/am4-chipset-driver.aspx says it supports windows 10/7 even if media is saying it doesn't support 7, haven't found any mention of anyone actually testing this. Also, think you could make a video on how good (or unimpressive) XFR is, and if it's really the auto-overclocking feature promised, and how well it lives up to that concept? I also noticed something shuffling through ryzen gaming benchmarks, while Intel often ended up with slightly higher framerates, ryzen cores seemed to have more consistent framerates (smaller fps dips), maybe there's more to them than meets the eye after all.
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  144. Right now it's just an extremely expensive pair of pants. Sure it enhances strength, but only minimally, it increases carry weight or run speed, all useful for sure, but not useful enough to be worth the asking price, at least not yet.
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  145. This isn't prosthetics anymore, this is cybernetics now.
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  146. 300$ for a eatx case with a pre installed watercooler is quite decent of a deal I think. And it would clearly be quite easy to throw in another watercooler for the GPU there's plenty of free space in there.
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  147. Still do not get why you used that AMD core, I mean I'm all for AMD but their CPUs just aren't there yet... I mean they hopefully will be next year, but today they got no cigar.
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  148. Nate Dimelfi I see
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  149. Idk Jay, 800$ is a lot for a graphics card, these prices get more and more ridiculous, and money gets harder and harder to come by.
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  150. 1tb nvme? are they crazy? Do they not know how big games are getting these days? What are they gonna have a limit of 10 games installed per unit? :O rather than a 1tb nvme they should really be using something like an 8tb hdd.
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  151. How to disassemble a computer: Step 1: Open case Step 2: Take everything out of the case Note: If a screw is stuck and you can't get some part out because of it, use a crowbar and pry the fucker out. I know this, this was my job once, I disassembled computers. (For recycling...)
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  152. Lol I knew about intel losing their shit, but nvidia? that's news to me, does the driver update actually improve performance in maya by 3x? cus if it really does... nvidia has been holding out on their customers, that is not to be well received.
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  153. 20:52 Although it's probably not something that can be done reliably, you actually CAN block arrows with a sword; this is something that bored modern enthusiasts (Skallagrim in this case!) have experimented with. There's even a guy who is actually able to cut projectiles flying near the speed of a bullet mid-flight (there's no blocking anything at those speeds though), his name's Isao Machii, check him out. He has several Guinness world records, including cutting a tennis ball flying at 700km/h, guy is pretty nuts. I imagine if anyone could reliably block arrows with a sword, it would be him, would be nice to see him try. (For reference, a crossbow bolt moves at estimately 400km/h)
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  154. But Jay.... Buddy... Bro... It has an intel CPU and an nvidia 2000 series GPU... :/
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  155. It took like 10 minutes to install the m.2 flash drive, and another 10 minutes to install the AIO cooler. two things most people won't even do when they build a PC :D if we wanna know how fast he can do it it's basically the time after the 20 minutes mark, although I'm pretty sure he spent at least another 10 minutes on cable management, probably more like 20. So basically, Jay can't build a computer fast if his life depended on it because he cannot survive using a stock cooler and having messy cables, everything needs to be perfect even when he's in a rush. (I recall building a PC once when I was drunk in like 15 minutes lol was not even rushing)
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  156. Small form factor? Yes Small case? No.
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  157. Are you certain it was the motherboard and not a driver issue?
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  158. Rather than power bill cost, the bad thing about ayymd power consumption is that power consumption's correlation to heat generation (e.g. TDP)... They need a lot stronger cooling, whereas Intel's processors I've seen them run without any heatsink (just thermal paste and cooling was covered, I shit you not, although it was a modern pentium so very low end, it was able to make do with that little cooling, I don't think any AMD cpu can do that yet. Maybe Zen though!)
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  159. +Manilyn Reynes It probably can, depends on what OS it has (and if it's OS isn't compatible with Tomcat, depends on if you can replace it, with like OpenMediavault or FreeNAS) But it has very weak hardware in it so don't expect performance miracles.
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  160. The only problem I see is the AMD CPU, that is a terrible fuckin cpu. For anything. Pick up like a used i5 or an i3 or something.
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  161. I know right? and he said great value, but buying 2x 512gb kingston ssdnows would be cheaper (it would be 200$, but this is like 350$ or smth)
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  162. At first I was like "what a stupid clickbait Jay has made here, I'm gonna ignore it..." Then I was like "No, I cannot ignore this, this is just too much, I will click that stupid fucking video so I can make an angry post about how I won't fall for Jay's clickbaits!" angery (also didn't watch the video cus clickbait was too much of a turn off, I mean seriously... That clickbait was just excessive... What is this video about anyways?... Well it's Jay so maybe I'll watch it...)
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  163. You show these lil shits, Jay! You show 'em!
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  164. 17:23 Nobody used rectangular shields? Isn't this guy supposed to be some kind of expert? A historical weapons expert that has never heard of a scutum? I agree these particular shields are atrocious, but that statement is just false. They had scutums.... Also rectangular is the most popular form for a shield in modern times as well (yes we still use shields in modern combat! though it's primarily used by law enforcement rather than by military)
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  165. News: "Authorities ready for thousands" Authorities: Send 2 cops and 2 soldiers with blanks and 1 dog, we got dis.
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  166. I once had a coil whine on a GT 9600 and believe it or not I actually fixed it (completely) by slightly overvolting it. However now I have coil whine coming from my PSU under load... (Where is my god now? :'( )
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  167. Damn overclocking is pretty fun, taking an old processor and squeezing it to the performance of new processors, feelsgoodman. My new 4790k is outperforming stock 6700s by a noticable margin on benchmarks. I just tried to get the highest performance I could within the 1.3v safety limit I hear 22nm processors tend to have. (I could only get it to 4.76ghz stable though, with 4.14ghz base clock, I almost got 4.44ghz stable base clock though, almost. but I'm pretty happy, 947 multi threaded and 196 single thread scores in cinebench, definitely worth it, I started out with like 805/170) but it's my first overclock, think it's not bad. Cache and RAM are a pain in the neck to tweak though oh my fucking god. The hardest part was finding the right aircooler that fit in my case. Although I?m not sure what safe operating temps are, my idle temps go pretty high (~50°C) but my load temps hover around 75-83.
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  168. There is always a higher level of complexity that can be achieved, the possibilities are literally endless here. But judging by this video, other life forms will gain language as well, I mean monkeys are capable of learning language, but they're not capable of the creativity needed to think of sharing their knowledge with others of their own kind. We have communicated with monkeys for a while now, we have asked them a lot of questions, but I heard that a monkey has never asked us a question.
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  169. This is amazing, imagine the possibility of teaching motor movements by using another person's muscle memory. Someone who has terrible handwriting could just be tweaked so that his handwriting would be good, Calibrating brain signals to cure shaky hands, calibrating brain signals to improve hand-eye coordination and balance Oh man I am so excited about where this is going to take us! I think the most immediately exciting application for this though, is artificial limbs that can be directly controlled by the brain just as you would control a normal limb. It seems that the hardware is already in place, all we need is firmware and software (which I admit would not be very easy to code)
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  170. That's an amazing birthday present.
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  171. I am quite disappointed actually, a lot of their best features are DIrectX exclusive, this gives Xbox a pretty sizable edge over Playstation, but I don't really care about that, so much as I care about Linux compatibility. I understand why they did it, but I'm disappointed that they're coming out with all this stuff for directx only, with nothing for the cross platform vulkan.
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  172. I bet a lot of handyman type guys got very triggered watching this. Also Jay, it's ok if you don't know how to make things look pretty, here's what you do: Go minimialist, and then just buy one potted plant (fake plant, you know, so you don't have to water it), and put it somewhere, and you're good, it looks great. Only other rule is that everything must have the same 1 or 2 (max 3) colors, except the potted plant, which can only be green.
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  173. Are people really calling you an intel shill? But you're like the only popular hardware reviews dude on jewtubes that has made it clear since the beginning that you are not.
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  174. Soo.... Intel don't even have better gaming performance than amd anymore?
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  175. 7 years later, we have VR. Where is this?
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  176. 3:15 so true, now it all makes sense. People who do business with apple like being treated like morons. And Apple thinks they don't deserve better. I agree with Apple.
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  177. Well jay, it should be a great consolation that if you put that computer inside an actual case, the watercooling will probably outperform the air cooling in general unless the case has better airflow than any case I've ever owned. E.g. watercooling is much less limited by the enclosed nature of the computer case than air cooling is. I'm not exactly certain why this is, but it shows, I get way better temps on water than I ever did with air in a regular case. Best aircooler I had was noctua dh15. Can't hold a candle to my 240mm radiator.
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  178. Now I'm just waiting for navi.
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  179. I believe that the problem with RTX, and why more developers don't implement it, is that it's Nvidia exclusive tech, this means it's extra work being done only for Nvidia card users, the AMD customers won't get to enjoy it even if they have cards powerful enough for it, and also, perhaps most damningly, it cannot work on any platform other than PC, and a lot of games get most of their players from consoles making it a wasted effort. Additionally, further down the line in the future where we don't know if people might even end up gaming on integrated graphics (I mean AMD's integrated vega series was a pretty huge thing since it allows you to play a lot of games decently well already and I imagine this will only improve over time), there won't be any forwards compatibility with any such advances because of the nvidia exclusivity. RTX is great technology. However making the software/engine end of things Nvidia exclusive as well is a huge fuckin mistake; what's more, it makes them look like complete jackasses, especially since AMD has a strong tendency to do the exact opposite and make all software solutions open (even going as far as open source a lot of the time) and not directly dependent on their own hardware (e.g. works on nvidia cards too). As for DLSS, DLSS is also great technology but it is severely limited, it's a bit of a pain in the ass to implement, more of a pain in the ass to maintain said implementation and is potentially incompatible with modding (e.g. things like texture replacers or model replacers in particular, or new added content via mods; DLSS requires a deep learning AI to be trained to do the (honestly amazing) upscaling on a per-game basis and it needs to be accordingly retrained if any textures or models change or new content gets added, which is why I call it limited) I understand how they like to advertise their cards at their best with DLSS enabled, but it's honestly misleading, the 3090 is not really an 8k capable card as they claim, it's only truly 4k capable, at least from the gamer's point of view, unless the game supports DLSS 2. Great thing to have, when you have it, but most of the time you probably won't have it. These are no doubt impressive cards, but the way they implement RTX makes them look like morons, and the way they rely on DLSS to falsely advertise their cards as superior to what they actually are makes them actual assholes. The only saving grace is the more sane pricing strategy and elevated base performance. The nvidia exclusive tech is still, as always, a letdown in some way or another.
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  180.  @sinthrax  On the flip side, drivers alone make AMD worth it if you're on Linux :D Since Nvidia massively neglects their linux driver (and has even historically deliberately DOWNGRADED their linux driver to lower it's performance so it's not actually better than the windows one...) whereas AMD maintains theirs very actively, supports all technologies and even made the damn thing open source so community contributions can be made to fix minor issues.
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  181. If I wanted one I could go out and buy a 3090 right now, but the 3080 and 3070 are all sold out, and I don't think they shipped any AMD cards here yet.
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  182. All this fucking babbling about car accidents, skip to the fucking point. What we need is not just cars synchronizing data between each other, we also need them to drive themselves. All of them. The only time a person should actually have to drive a car is when they are driving off-road, the rest should be automated, just pick a spot on a GPS, and bam your car takes care of the rest. That's what we need. Won't be any accidents if that's what traffic is like.
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  183. Why would you compare it with Apple? Apple doesn't do black. It doesn't do bronze either, and all their designs are usually completely clean boring as shit colorless white... They do decent designs I suppose, their entire design philosophy however is based around simplicity and therefore all their designs are boring, the RTX 3000 series stock cooler design is anything but simple and boring.
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  184. ***** don't say never about something that's already been invented ;) (Although it's way too limited as is to be applied to something like a transportation device, unless it were on rails or something, like a train)
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  185. Well well, that's helpful.
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  186. I don't think this guy would be ok with that. This is a man that knows life is not just about money.
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  187. dat recoil tho...
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  188. disappointed, I wanted to see it fire, you didn't fire it, what's the point if you're not gonna fire it?
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  189. True story: I saw all the jokes about exiting vim in this video, so i fired up a terminal and typed vim. I thought "hmm, ok, i remember having had this problem sometimes in the past (looking at visudo in particular) let's see if i can figure this out" I learned from the video u press esc to pick a mode, so i hit escape and q as a guess. Nothing Tried a buncha things. Nothing. Spammed Ctrl+C, and it tells me: Type :qa! and press <Enter> to abandon all changes and exit Vim. I press qa, it does weird shit. I hit esc, type :qa and hit enter, it gives me a bunch of errors and tells me to press enter to continue. At this point i'm about ready to ragequit and just close the god damn terminal, but then i noticed something. There was an exclamation mark in :qa So I hit esc, typed :qa! and hit enter, and vim closed. Thanks to this video, I learned how to close vim. God help me if I want to do something else in vim.
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  190. I use it, it's ok, I hate it's parentheses/quote autoclosing thing tho, I think it has robbed me of like a good couple of hours, and i've been too lazy to disable it.
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  191. Interesting take that the 2080-Ti is actually a titan. Will that mean it will perform decently in CAD as well? You know, like the Titans nomrally do? But I'm curious how bad ray tracing performance can be, considering AMD has had a software solution freely available (as in freely available for nvidia to use as well) since may as part of gpuopen. Would the performance really be that bad if the gpuopen implementation (which is built on vulkan) was supported and used with the 2080-Ti card?
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  192. Those Millennial jokes kinda remind me of that movie. Idiocracy.
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  193.  @blaymeister  integrated graphics is almost good enough for real gaming these days... It'll only take a few years.
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