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I don't blame Huawei for trying to pump up their future sales. I'm sure many other manufacturers have used fake shots to advertise. However, I'm grateful that smart people have the ability to prove the ads are faked and take the time to inform the rest of us.

They don't mention "RTX" as being the winning difference. Smart of them.

I will neither confirm nor deny the existence of RedFox AnyDVD HD that could be used to backup your blu-rays to your NAS.

Watch a blu-ray on your PC and get your mind blown by high quality video/audio. You have everything you need except for a blu-ray player and they are fairly cheap for the PC.

If you carefully read the guys article, you may come to the same conclusion I did: He just made up a bunch of shit to explain why he streams and doesn't buy physical media. Samsung was a convenient headline to get you to click on it.

According to the study, "Nearly 48 percent of people mooching Netflix said they got the login from their parents, while another 14 percent took their credentials from a sibling." I'd say that's family sharing, not piracy.

I did (in 2007). Perpetual license. Gotta support the developers.

I looked it up on duckduckgo - complete fail. What does that mean/do?

Perhaps Facebook could sell the technology to Nvidia so RTX works. hahahaha

That'll never happen IF you buy games from GOG right now and download all the installers. There's a huge catalog of games you can stick on your NAS. Trust me, I know :D

I'll never sign up for a Google game streaming service. That's my firm position right now.

OPSEC fail. That's why US DOD and contractors have to take an annual refresher. Gotta keep the country safe!

How do you know it's free to the devs? I didn't say screenshots. I said data.

Let me get this straight: Nvidia is using a supercomputer to create maps/models to improve DLSS on a per game basis? That means the "AI" portion of the deep learning crap is all offline and not a part of RTX technology (in case you thought RTX was the AI cat's meow). Are game publishers...

I'm not sad. Who needs another site with high prices and a "loyalty" system that gives minor discounts if you buy their overpriced hardware? Not me. Now if they had made their own launcher - I'd be bitching like crazy at the shutdown. Love me another launcher.

I started another playthrough of ME2 just this afternoon. That game is awesomesauce.

Not for long at this rate.

And your point is?

Wait a damn minute! It's not on the steam platform! WTF! BOYCOTT! I'm trolling again. Have a good day!

Thank god I got a BDP-203 before stock was gone! Streaming video quality completely blows compared to physical disks. However, I'm old so watching movies on my phone seems to me like pissing in the wind. Sure you get the job done but it really is a sucky experience.

Which turkey are you glad you didn't buy?

More drone asshatery. We need fricken lasers around airports to shoot them down!

I wonder if there's going to be any day one Xbox X patches. I'm still pissed it's not going to be on Xbox Steam .... oh wait. I'm just trolling you guys. Enjoy your Epic boycott.

Fallout New Vegas was an amazing game and I hope this new one has the same quality. The video was certainly great.

Is it unusual for a company to contact you directly to refute a news story? Seems like a Big Deal.

Huge win for Science!

I blocked "The Verge" from all my news feeds right after this video was released.

They also announced a $1.5B stock buyback program over the next two years. Playing to the shareholders with this move.

I don't understand the hate for Epic's launcher. Isn't it like those console exclusive deals where a game is only on the PS4?

Xbox One X streamed over LAN to my 6700k/980TI. Ha!

Let me explain it to you and the other professional commenters. The whole point of the article is about clients not getting fucked up by some douchbag trying to kill/kidnap them. It's not about "data privacy". The World Protection Group doesn't give a shit about someone hacking their clients'...

Are there any mobile GPU's that can handle that screen while gaming?

The article is talking about personal safety, not data privacy. sheesh.

Wondering the same thing. What's the story here?

Alexa, what's the weather?

And then he apologized in public. A win for humanity.

There's no comprehensive list in the sourced article, just a small listing in the technical paper. "RobinHood, Shopify, Canva, Yelp, Western Union, Letgo, Cuvva, imgur, Lookout, fair.com and more."

The question obviously wasn't directed at you. Please move on.

This article is HardOCP material how?

No need to speculate, let me see if I can break it down for you. The article said it was a DDOS attack and even explained what that means. It also said it was targeted specifically at WOW servers. It even mentioned that Blizzard Entertainment was based in Irvine, CA (an american company) which...