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Nice recap, it was one of my favorite series of 2023.”. I think “systemically killed” should be “systematically killed”?

From what I've seen, the PS5 Pro's visuals are significantly better than the PS5 in some of the games that have been showcased, DF have done a lot of analysis on this. As for price/performance, well I can't really tell the difference between what a 4080 and a 4090 can do, and there's a $1000...

I think Randy and Tim should be made to read all of these comments, and maybe they could respond to them. At best the attitude of most gamers towards EGS is apathy, and at worst it's outright hostility. I love and stick with Steam because it is gamer and customer friendly. Everything from...

Or... just spit balling here. the conglomerates that insist in stuffing all of our food with sugar should be forced to pay for the obesity crisis they've inflicted on the population.

In Britain they drive on the left, pass on the right.

Dynamic resolutions scaling doesn't just benefit older GPUs. In fact it mostly benefits modern GPUs with either limited VRAM, limited bandwidth or limited power, so this will be great for Integrated GPUs, handheld devices or lower end cards.

Because, in theory, if he sold the platform and it went public again, it could raise about $25 billion given its reach and number of users, potential ad revenue if cleaned up. The fact these loans were made to a person worth more than $250bn without being secured against that worth, is...

Nice review, but I kind of balked when you mentioned Starfield and Cities: Skyline 2 as two examples of titles that don't hit the vaunted 30fps consistently. Those two games in particular run like garbage on ANY hardware, vastly underperforming Vs expectations. If anything, I've found the Steam...

I'm just finishing HZD on Steam Deck and loving it a lot, so this is great timing.

Every time I read the anal beads reference, it reminds me of the huge fall from grace journalism has taken in the social media era - this isn't aim at the writer here, just a broader statement. The anal beads "theory" was first mentioned by GM Eric Hansen on his Chess Brah stream as an...

They explicitly don't have access to my personal data - actually one thing Apple has done really well in iOS is sandbox apps and authentication within Apps. My employer can remotely wipe my device in the event it goes missing which is indiscriminate, but if I simply un-enroll Comp Portal (and...

Same here, I use it mostly for work because MS Office (ironically) runs really well on it and my employer can control the content and security through Company Portal / Authenticator. It's a better work machine than a PC because of this. But my battery is pretty knackered and Apple refuses to...

LOL - I think this is fhe first time I have ever been voted into "hidden" status. Do I get a prize. In all seriousness, what is wrong with what I said? I'm basically saying the car COULD show the calculated range rather than the EPA range and the marketing could advertise the spread across...

The car is more than capable of estimating a realistic range, and does so whenever you navigate via superchargers. Even back in 2018, I did a road trip from NYC to Tucson, AZ in a then brand new Model 3 Performance, in winter. It pretty much always got me to the destination with the battery...

You know what blocks traffic? Traffic.

Paint me ignorant, but why was Reddit's decision to shut down free access to their API so controversial, when such action when taken by practically every other social media site (worthy of mention) didn't cause the same stink? 3rd party apps are not allowed to monetize the data from Facebook...

How well does Windows handle Pause, Standby, Resume 4 days later from mid-game on the ROG ally? That's pretty much my favorite feature of the Steam Deck and it's been as reliable as the Switch or PS4, but not something I ever experience with a Windows laptop.

The only issues I've ever seen at Superchargers are people in ICE vehicles deliberately blocking them. Some Tesla owners are definitely a little cult-like, gawd knows I own a Tesla and it's embarrassing, but I haven't seen anything vaguely suggesting the kind of behavior you're alluding to. It's...

Whatever anyone's thoughts are on Elon (you may have a point) NACS is a standard (IEC 62196-3) and is now open source. The bottom line is that when you're the incumbent and have 85%+ market share, you're the de-facto standard. You don't have to look far in Tech to see that in play all the time...

Surely the 101 lesson here is, to state the obvious, you design function first, resilience second, comfort 3rd and "coolness" last... with The Cybertruck it seems Tesla designed coolness first, 2nd and third, then asked the engineers to make it function.