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    Steam Deck Price Hike. top model now $949

    Just look at Microns insider trading report. Execs are selling millions of stock on a regular basis, and have been for years. No money for employee raises though...the greed and ego of these people is off the charts.
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    Tesla’s Newest Electric Vehicle Could Jolt the Trucking Industry

    EREV with the engine strictly as a generator is going to be an interesting way to bridge the gap between battery tech and towing range. Ram has it now I believe, and the next Lightning should have it. Just in time for my Lightning lease to be up hopefully... You could do a semi with a smaller...
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    WTB Xbox Series S, maybe Series X

    looking for a Series S primarily, may entertain the Series X depending on price. Let me know what you have. Here's my heatware, 45-0 since 1997 https://www.heatware.com/u/7699
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    Amazon’s Ring to partner with Flock, a network of AI cameras used by ICE, feds, and police

    Another interesting article. Many municipalities are having this debate, which is a good thing. Funny how once people begin to understand what these systems do, the less they support them. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2026/apr/06/flock-cameras-privacy-concerns
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    Drop is gone.

    You can find some of their refurb stuff on ebay still. Massdrop was cool, drop significantly less. I'll never get those matt3o susuwatari keycaps now which is a bummer.
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    Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus Review - Intel's Fastest Gaming CPU

    Hopefully it'll be down to msrp in a few weeks. I've got a 265k that needs replacing.
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    Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus Review - Intel's Fastest Gaming CPU

    Its annoying how you cant buy hardly anything at msrp
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    Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus Review - Intel's Fastest Gaming CPU

    Not if you already have one. And if you keep your eyes open you can get them cheap BNIB. Mine was ~150 shipped from FS/T, but new theyre around 220. B860 is fine too but you lose overclocking and 200s boost (if your ram even works with it).
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    Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus Review - Intel's Fastest Gaming CPU

    If you already are on the platform, the 270k is an absolute steal at 299.
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    The Long Farewell to Mark Zuckerberg’s Metaverse

    They should have listened to John Carmack. One day we'll have a legit Metaverse like in Snow Crash, but I doubt some corpos will ever be able to pull it off.
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    DLSS 5 - Generative AI

    Dang I was too focused on the foreground to notice that at first. It does really flatten it out. Hopefully they can improve that in the future.
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    Memory prices could leap even higher as the supply of helium, crucial to making chips, is now impacted by the conflict in the Middle East

    This happens more and more all the time. These people are cutting live 480v feeds on our equipment and strip out the sites of all the big copper. We lost a fiber run from some crackhead cutting it thinking it was copper a few weeks ago too.
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    Arrow Lake Refresh

    48gb of 8400 before the crazy price spikes. Its been great so far, too bad its a dead platform after this.
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    Arrow Lake Refresh

    This. Looks like my 265k is getting passed to the wife or kiddo. If this is better than 285k performance for 299 its a killer value.
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    Researchers discover massive Wi-Fi vulnerability affecting multiple access points

    From the Arstechnica article, it looks like you already either need access to the network or an adjacent one for the vulnerability to work. It's probably not a huge issue for most people, but enterprise running multiple wlans on separate vlans could get intetesting. Attackers would only need to...
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