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I literally bought an iPad last year just for digital art. I have a screen protector that feels like paper too. It it much better than a Wacom.

I think you misread. The service has no data caps. The author was comparing "heavy users", who have a data cap, to this plan with no data cap, but the same type of throttling.

Dear Intel, Thank you for solidifying my decision to go with AMD this time around.

Except the Pixel 2 just got the EOL notification. It's not even 4 years old yet.

That's a bummer. I bought the standalone version on the Windows store. I haven't had any major issues yet, minus one crash. Hopefully they sort these issues out soon.

This is true. My max thouroughput is only 400mps with DDWRT. My Nas and isp don't come close to that so it's all good.

Haha np. Pretty sure Kong's firmware is perpetually in beta. Have never had an issue with any versions to date though.

Just to be safe I updated to the latest Kong DDWRT firmware, strengthened my passwords and made sure Telnet/SSH was disabled.

My router, the netgear R7000, is on the list, but I run custom dd-wrt (Kong) firmware. Any word on if this vulnerability is infecting devices with custom firmware installed or is it only stock firmware that we have to worry about?

Is this something I'm going to have to wait for my motherboard manufacturer to release a firmware update for? Or is this applied at the OS level? I have an Asus Z170 mobo and Asus haven't released any firmware updates for a while.

Most interesting thing I've read in a while. So this is how nanobots are finally created.

They will. I just tried to get back into an iphone after not having used one since I sold my first gen (2g iphone).What a terrible environment apple has built around that device. Using it for two weeks made me pre-purchase a S7. I hadn't bought a new android device in a while but the Snapdragon...

Thank you. One of the top posts here is some guy defending the "little guy" that adblockers hurt. Not my problem.

Adware huh? Soooo you don't want to be able to see the games they have to offer in their store? It's an internet browser wrapper if anything.

That's a fluke that happened even before modern day copyright law. I'm not sure that's a good comparison. 1935 is when the Summy Company copyrighted it.

I get what you're saying, but the word "Pixels" will never be copyrighted, owned or sued on behalf of. It's too common.

Are you a lawyer? Cause shit, help these guys out.

The one person who downvoted you doesn't understand the world.

Someone doesn't follow gaming very closely.

There are so many other games to be played now. This was bound to happen.