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Bump. I dont know this been mentioned but manufacturers making laptop keyboards nearly impossible to replace... Recently i had to do keyboard replacement on my current laptop which wasnt easy and its another reason to hate laptops. I think my nephew spilled some liquid between the keys when he was using it when playing games and some of my keys went dead, nearly impossible to type on, Contacted Lenovo about it and they wanted to charge me around $300+ for the repairs and i said no because its too much for a 4 year old laptop so i decided to do it myself. Have to buy a whole new top casing with the keyboard and touchpad included which costs $70 on ebay because all laptop keyboards besides business laptops are fused into the top casing meaning you would have to remove so many plastic rivets to get it out, install the new keyboard and then soldier all of the plastic rivets.... Both methods requires full disassembly but the top casing method is easier by far because most people dont have the right tools to do it but still a pain in the ass. Luckily for me it went well without breaking anything and i have a working keyboard again, Never again...
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Personally i think this is one of most realest videos about the ongoing problem of modern gaming.
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Cyberpunk gotten better after 2.0 update with all of the gameplay changes, installing mods helps too to improve the game. RDR2 has a long story but great, problem is finding the time to finish the game. I am not surprised. A lot of modern games besides some exceptions are expensive(Most games cost $70 now), poorly optimized, requires powerful hardware, heavily reliant on DLSS, FSR, Xess and framegen to get decent frames, Boring gameplay and etc. Older games are easy to run and are fun to play, The newest game i play is Ghost of Tsushima even though technically it was released in 2020. I might buy Hogwarts Legacy because its cheap because of the winter sale.
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They're taking advantage of most people who wants to stick with Windows 10. Currently its at 61% of the OS marketshare while Windows 11 is at 35%. They want people to buy new hardware because of the TPM 2.0 requirement but you can bypass it with rufus to install Windows 11 on unsupported PCs. Inb4 Microsoft patches it lol.
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Yeah same here, maybe because we're getting older because a lot of modern games are pretty dull but not Ghost of Tsushima, Amazing gameplay and story and i would include Cyberpunk 2077 especially Phantom Liberty and RDR2 too.
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Its both mostly. Corps taking advantage of people trying to save money because Netflix with ads is only $6.99 a month compared to $15.49 a month with standard without the ads. Im not surprised. Philly did the same thing too. Criminals are treated better than the honest citizen these days. Speaking of stupidity and not to get too political but I never seen so many people defend the use of chemicals and extra ingredients in our food, We already sent the same brands and products overseas without the extra ingredients and chemicals and people still ask why we have health problems and especially obesity here.
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I been playing Ghost of Tsushima. Amazing game so far. The game is pretty tough playing on a KB/Mouse but getting the hang of it with the sword stances and techniques.
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Yeah me neither and i hope for the best, The censorship will go into overdrive afterwards thanks to Google and social media. I dont even like Trump nor the GOP for many reasons but these last 4 years has been hell and im sick of the gaslighting from the MSM and social media and the political ads. Wish i didnt live in a battleground state though.
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This isnt the only forum that bashes Windows 11, many other places including social media bashes too because it sucks, Too much useless bloatware, spyware and other crap that noone asked for and there no improvements with Windows 11 over 10 at all. When Windows 10 still dominates in the OS marketplace after almost 3 years since its release its a problem, part of the problem when Microsoft dont allow older PCs without TPM 2.0 to upgrade to it but you can bypass it for now if you create a bootable Win11 USB drive with rufus. Unfortunately i will be forced to use Windows 11 if i buy a new PC but will do my best to remove the bloatware and spyware with programs like O&O ShutUp10++ and others to make it more tolerable to use. Well with Intel having problems and AMD 9000 CPUs series are not selling well because of their high prices and software problems we're in the bad times of the PC world!.
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If people wants more suffering then they'll get what they voted for again, Unfortunately we'll suffer too once again. Speaking of that finances is causing problems in my relationship, We're forced to make serious cutbacks because the cost of living/economy sucks right now. Had to put most of our plans on hold and dont want to run our credit cards to the Max to buy things to get by. Been working OT even though my current job is trying their hardest to cut it among other problems. My current side hustle has slowed down lately that its not as profitable anymore, Its been pretty stressful but other people are going through worse things
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Yeah thats most jobs today especially with inflation and a bad economy going on. People are getting laid off and replaced by younger and cheaper workers. Companies are doing cutbacks and relying on AI, Self pay kiosks and etc for low-end jobs. Mostly it is because Windows 11 is trash, even Linux has better gaming performance but AMD is making weak excuses. Intel is already taking a L but AMD decides follow in Intel's footsteps lol..
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Yeah the durability with Honeywell PTM7950 is nuts, Its been a year since i repasted with it and it still holds up even with this summer heat and high humidity here on the east coast. For desktops it'll last for several years without a repaste and for gaming laptops and workstations you dont have to worry about pump outs and repasting often.
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Truth especially when they're making excuses for Intel's bad business decisions and accusing people of being AMD shills. This is a serious problem and the failure rate is too high to ignore. Intel pulled a Boeing, laying people off like crazy (More layoffs coming by the end of the year) and making bad cutbacks and screwing over the consumer and could have life threatening consequences in some cases. Intel screwed themselves here and it makes it hard for me to buy a PC with a Intel CPU unless its 12 Gen and below, I dont know the laptop 13th and 14th Gen versions are affected. Im not saying that people should switch to AMD and hell they could be doing similar things too and most likely it'll be called by the same people in the tech space but at the end of the day the consumer are the ones who getting screwed over by big companies especially with the bad economy going on around the world.
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As a American it was a damn mess because a lot of services that we depend on for our daily lives were down and it was caused by a bad configuration lol. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Microsoft-Azure-and-Microsoft-365-services-affected-by-Central-US-Azure-outage-resulting-from-bad-configuration-change.865216.0.html Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 services were affected by a Central US Azure outage that occurred on July 18, 2024. A configuration change in Azure resulted in storage clusters and servers being disconnected, initiating an automatic reboot that took down affected services, which included Teams, OneDrive, and Defender. At this time, only Teams remains affected. Readers can track the status of this incident (Tracking Id: 1K80-N_8) on the status pages linked below. This is unrelated to the global CrowdStrike outage incident. Microsoft Azure is a cloud service provider of both storage space and computing power. Businesses can save money on IT by using Azure for their servers rather than in-house servers because Microsoft is in charge of maintaining, upgrading, and backing up the cloud servers. However, errors caused by Microsoft Azure staff can affect both Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 services. Microsoft says, "We determined that a backend cluster management workflow deployed a configuration change causing backend access to be blocked between a subset of Azure Storage clusters and compute resources in the Central US region. This resulted in the compute resources automatically restarting when connectivity was lost to virtual disks hosted on impacted storage resources." This basically means the servers could not access the data, so the cloud computers automatically rebooted, taking down many Microsoft services. Affected services included Microsoft Azure, Defender, Fabric, Intune, OneDrive for Business, PowerBI, SharePoint Online, Teams, and Viva Engage. Only Microsoft Teams remains affected by the now-resolved Central US Azure outage, and Teams users should know that "Meeting organizers are unable to add people in the meeting scheduling form using Microsoft Teams for personal use apps." Enterprise IT readers who are worried about future Azure outages taking down their companies for days can look into Kubernetes-based app platforms like VMWare Tanzu and read about it (in this book on Amazon) to learn how to deploy apps across multiple cloud services for redundancy.