Technology

@NitroFury  
as long some parts can be upgraded like a good laptop (cpu/ram/hdds) and maybe have a very decent GPU… yeah why not.

The problem of trying to find the best PC Gaming Computer is that you have to spend over a $1K to get the Best Preforming Gaming Computer.

For fucks sake, somebody wants a firewall for the EU in the style of China’s Internet:  
What the hell?

@NitroFury  
nah, evaluate with critical thinking the performance you aim, how you can save and optimize your OS’s resources, and opt for the cheapest parts, and parts that are more critical. ( a quality PSU. some AMD ryzen and a good heatsink, a Radeon or nVidia, etc.) and parts you can re-use. I’m certain we can always aim cheaper than a prebuilt. Of all ages.
 
 
@CaptainXtra
 
«such as democratic values» what does that means from the EU? Democracy they shit on it, the opinion of the majority, but “democracy” coming from these bureaucrats is «what we think, not what the people think»
 
…I already hate it!

My current PC setup.

New Article from Communia on making sure that the EUCD is implemented with all user rights respected:  
Take a look when you have a spare moment.

Redmi Note 9 , a new budget powerhouse has been released

The Dutch Implementation of the EUCD is infuriatingly forgetting about user rights:  
This is insane.

MediaTek MT6771 Helio P70 and P60, two outdated mobile chipsets, yet remain powerful for use in budget devices. No wonder it is still used on some cheaper Android phones as of 2020.
 
These received major updates, Helio P65/G70 for P60 and Helio G80/G85 for P70 (all four are basically the same except for their clockspeed), all focused on gaming, hence the model name “G”. These successors can be found in performance budget phones as well

Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 , a reliable and popular mainstream chipset that can be found across different price ranges from entry-level to high-end
 
 
Despite its name, it is not a successor to the previously popular midrange chipset, Snapdragon 660 . In fact, it was positioned below the 660 and serve as a successor to the entry-level Snapdragon 636 and 625

Huawei HiSilicon Kirin 710 , a powerful budget solution from the Chinese giant
 
Back in late 2018, this chipset appears to be Huawei’s answer to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 660 and MediaTek’s Helio P60 . Very powerful of its time, it is widely used for midrange Huawei phones, including its sub brand Honor
 
 
It is well known for its inclusion in Huawei P30 Lite, the budget variant of the company’s bestselling flagship P30

Thanks to the leak from Amazon France, we now know the price.  

Copyright Colonialism at it’s worst:  
The EU Commission acted as Hollywood’s lapdog in bullying South Africa.

This forum’s been deserted for months

Why’d this thread die?

@CaptainXtra  
I honestly don’t know

Well let’s see if I can get this thread rolling again with a casual question:
 
Has the “Duracell vs Energizer” battery debate been settled?

@CaptainXtra  
Yup! I have both lol

@MagpulPony  
Isn’t it weird how both brands have Bunny mascots?
 

 

@CaptainXtra  
I use Duracell in most everyday things, and use Energizer Lithium in my weapon optics.

About that copyright crap in the spending bill, The thing is while they won’t radically change the web, They are unfortunately open to abuse.

Anyone here know a good gaming PC nowadays?

Apple reportedly plans to begin scanning iPhones in the US for child abuse images
 
If they go all big brother then expect a lot of this:
 

Robots that help with casual chores are good.
 
Just don’t give them emotions or have them be connected to an easily hackable database.
 
I mean just look at these things!
 

 
They could kill the average person if they tried.
 
God forbid they be given Einstein level intellect, keep their programming simple as can be and operate in a supplementary role than being a full replacement for human beings.

@CaptainXtra  

 
I’m not alone on this mindset right?
 
Is anyone even here?