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Netflix just raised their prices too...

"Drone, engage enemy aircraft" Drone: "Working on updates. 17% complete. Don't turn off your computer."

I'm actually glad I subscribed to Origin Access Basic. The first 5 minutes of the game made my decision because you can't even use arrow keys as movement keys. Camera zoom is bound to up arrow and can't be unbound. I'll wait until it's on sale and this is fixed.

Thanks for the review! I think we all hoped it would perform better, but at least it's performance is close enough to give hope for Navi. One question: any chance we'll see VR tests incorporated to your test suite soon? I ask because it's very easy for me to max out the VRAM on my 2080ti in VR...

You may want to shop your insurance more often. Shopping every few years can save you 10%+ on your insurance. I'd call that significant.

I did something similar 70lbs ago. The before/after pics are sobering when I look at them!

And that is the key right now. Although I'm okay with lower premiums for active height/weight proportionate people who get regular physicals, this exclusion really makes this a win for anyone already using a watch as a health tracker. This is a great idea from Aetna. My employer does something...

The only thing I am really interested in for this card is what the 16GB of HBM does for performance at 4K and VR versus the 2080. I think we all pretty much realize this card was released because Navi wasn't ready.

Don't worry guys, there is absolutely no chance of abuse for political gain.

This is why I patreon. Are there any Vulkan games that are doing ray tracing yet? Would be interesting to see the results in a different API. I'm still happy with my upgrade to a 2080ti coming from a Radeon 7950, however I'm interested to see H's review on the Radeon 7. I max out my 2080ti's...

16GB is what the 2080 Ti should have shipped with. Kudos to AMD.

There's more containerizing, contextualizing, and virtualizing being used to create faux redundancy than people realize. I've seen networks brought down when two separate data planes are served by a single control plane and that control plane has an issue, or one physical device is virtualized...

Call me a skeptic, but I have a little trouble believing this prediction coming from this particular company.

Gotta be the driver size and install time that makes Nvidia so much faster than amd. All amd needs to do is make their drivers a solid 1GB and 45 minutes to install.

Yes. Plenty of kids with bad parents have grown up to be amazing people. As a society we can give a damn about our neighbors and not depend on a nanny state to do it for us. Conjecture. You're making a big assumption that this 1) an epidemic, AND 2) the kids never learn from their mistakes...

Good grief. If you hate loot boxes so much, stop buying the games. Stop giving your kids your credit card. Stop auto funding your Playstation wallet. If they disobey, take the PC or console away from them. I can't remember who the publisher was (EA?) that plainly said 'we continue to put them in...

Cool, thanks!

Thanks Kyle for what you do. I just set up my patreon sub. I don't know why it's taken me so long to do it. Still chugging along with my RTX 2080ti FE. I hope it stays that way. I know I can count on you guys to report the reason for the failures when it's determined, and hopefully I'll know...

Agreed. And a rumored (unless it was ever confirmed) big reason why Vega was such a flop is because a huge chunk of R&D was developing the graphics for the next Playstation, because it was the more impactful ROI.

Yeah I don't really believe that. They are making lots of money on integrated and low end graphics. Somewhere there is a team of bean counters that says the return is not worth the investment it would take for them to quickly catch up. Maybe they're playing catch up for 2020. Maybe they aren't.

You should probably go play the lottery. That hardcore sucks, but (hopefully) is rare. Out of myself and 4 friends, only one had an issue with his 2080Ti FE and his replacement has been fine since early October.

How unfortunate it is that AMD doesn't care to compete head-to-head with the 2080Ti in the high-end gaming space. Very unfortunate indeed.

I'm in sales, and use my phone often for calls. Being reachable by customers is super important to me. However, it's getting to the point where I rarely answer if the number isn't in my contacts and I don't recognize it. I let it go to VM and look at the message with visual voicemail. The...

Cool. So some dude hops on the treadmill next to my super hot wife (who works out in really tight yoga pants) and next thing he knows, he's looking at all her pics on Facebook. I told that woman to make her bikini pics visible only to ME.

Not far from it at least. The whole game looks, feels, and plays like it's from 2002.

Not necessarily a weak connection. You could have a bad NIC, but properly performing cables. Bad cables, too many hubs/repeaters, and, as you mentioned, cables being run too far can cause late collisions as well.

The Internetwork Expert link is what I'd use, or something similar from Global Knowledge or Skyline. That is, unless you want to build a lab with ASA's, IPS's, ISR's running SDM, switches, and servers running CSA. Without hands-on, you're going to have a very tough time passing the exams unless...

I've got the 2370XL and the black crush is pretty bad. I don't have access to calibration gear, so I've had to use software/visual tests to calibrate...even playing around with it a bunch I haven't been able to get deep blacks without loss of detail. In games like Dragon Age or movies like Harry...

Part of IT's job can also be providing applications and reports to management to assist in ensuring employees are doing their job. Pretty common practice. Managers can also come to IT and ask for help determining if an employee is misusing corporate resources. It doesn't hurt to have tools...

HIDS/NIDS and firewalls are great, but it's basic security. The future is in biometrics, physical security, event correlation and intelligent expert system development to analyze those events and act on them (autonomous security systems), and digital forensics to name a few. Vulnerability/risk...

Check this out: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/switches/ps5718/ps5528/prod_qas09186a00801f3d71.html Read the section toward the bottom about "Software Updates" and "Warranty and Service". It covers which switches include it, and what the terms are. Yes, a 4500 or 6500 would be...

What are you asking about them? Can you cover them with SmartNet? Depends...you have to look at the EOL notice and look for the last day of support. It will tell you when the last day is to purchase SmartNet.

A lot of the fixed Catalyst switches now come with limited lifetime warranties and free software upgrades. But I'm not aware of any hardware other than that which comes with the same deal.

I wasn't aware the Windows OEM license was transferable from the original owner. But at any rate, no...the IOS license is not transferable.

The EULA for IOS states that the license is not transferable. Most other software licenses work the same way. Cisco's official stance is, if you bought it used from eBay, you'd need to purchase a license for IOS in order to legally use the software and you'd need to get the equipment inspected...

It usually take 2-3 days, for some reason....that's been my experience anyways.

With Cisco certs, you can log in to the Certification Tracking System and generate an email sent from Cisco to verify your certs. Been a while since I've done it, but I believe it also provides a link to a dynamically generated page on Cisco.com which also verifies it....since emails can easily...

I'm biased but....Cisco Security Agent + (insert fav AV software). And I eat my own dog food. I've had CSA + AVG Free running for two years and not a single piece of malware...ever. (Knock on wood).

Busy as hell. End of FY...you know how it is. You?

All of the current selling 800 series are ISRs, including the 871. The term Integrated Services Router has nothing to do with it being modular or not. It has to do with the architecture's ability to handle multiple simultaneous services (security, wireless, voice, route/switch, etc) while...