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Microsoft's Patch Tuesday Strikes Again With A Bizarre Printer Bug Fri, Nov 13, 2026 If your office printer has suddenly gone on strike after this week's updates, you aren't alone, and the culprit is surprisingly strange. Microsoft's latest round of security updates has introduced a rather eccentric quirk to the Windows...
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Microsoft's Patch Tuesday Strikes Again With A Bizarre Printer Bug Fri, Nov 13, 2026 If your office printer has suddenly gone on strike after this week's updates, you aren't alone, and the culprit is surprisingly strange. Microsoft's latest round of security updates has introduced a rather eccentric quirk to the Windows...
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The future? Not sure but s¨¨this is so sad. Not many places I have seen is like this... I have never seen such poverty, except when I was in Africa. Let the AI bubble burst---- This is nice...
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The future? Not sure but s¨¨this is so sad. Not many places I have seen is like this... I have never seen such poverty, except when I was in Africa. Let the AI bubble burst---- This is nice...
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See the last minutes. He see it in my eyes. Yup! Ok. So they all can't do their job. Maybe sign off? Joke-heads! This is disturbing. And this is only the beginning... Let the heads start to roll. One by one. Maybe +100 years prison is sufficient? Sad seeing what all go into...😒 U.S. Treasury Secretary questions whether Nvidia knowingly sold AI GPUs to shell companies, says company itself is responsible — ‘I think it is important that anyone at the company there be held accountable for that’ Scott Bessent, U.S. Treasury Secretary, admitted that the U.S. export controls cannot prevent all the restricted hardware from reaching China or other adversaries, which is why the country allegedly obtained millions of restricted AI GPUs from Nvidia. -
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Probably only the top of the iceberg. Can't be honest as this will most likely tank Nvidia further down the drain. Just come up with some small pieces of info at time. Months forwards. This will continue roll. Mass smuggling of up to 1.5 million Nvidia AI GPUs could be the underlying cause of Jensen Huang's departure, analysts claim Then imagine how many RTX 5090's Nvidia have prepared for China (of course with closed eyes and used the grey market and own partners). Panic in China: AI companies rush to buy NVIDIA GPUs Hmmmm...... Instead Of Lowering GPU Prices, Former NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang Reportedly Financed AI Startups To Absorb Excess Silicon, Shattering The Shortage Perception Knowing that the imminent avalanche would be upon NVIDIA sooner rather than later, the company reportedly contacted TSMC to wind down its upcoming chip orders. For PC builders and hardware enthusiasts who have endured years of steep GPU and RAM pricing under the impression of severe component scarcity, the disclosures shatter the shortage narrative and expose the aggressive financial maneuvering used to keep hardware prices elevated. One more that can make modern Nvidia RTX Spark Jokebook and desktops.... Nvidia board reportedly approached Arm CEO Rene Haas during replacement search — Jensen Huang’s transgressions leave Nvidia scrambling to fill a massive void Rene Haas is no stranger to Nvidia, as he spent approximately seven years at the company. During his tenure as vice president at Nvidia, he was responsible for multiple projects, including notebook GPUs, Windows-on-Arm, and Tegra system-on-chips. Given that he held senior management positions, he certainly gained experience with Nvidia's operations, corporate culture, and relationships with customers and partners. ....they demonstrate Haas' readiness to pursue new revenue opportunities despite risks and the possibility of damaging relationships with long-term partners. -
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Typical Microsoft. I'm sure they screwed up own services du own homebrewed updates for the month. Don't blame hardware upgrade. Can't put the blame on homebrewed AI, LOL Microsoft: AI, hackers not to blame for Outlook services outage Microsoft blamed its own network errors for the outage that took down its Outlook email and other consumer and enterprise services on Thursday. Struggling to print after the Windows update? Here's what's causing it Windows update KB5132061 is causing headaches with restart loops and document printing errors. Yup, My main point it was a stupid suggestion from the old man. -
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Hmmm. Nvidia could start competing with their own partners and offer their own homebreved "RTX Spark" laptop and desktops. I’m sure Cook could contribute something with that... He has the needed experience. And Nvidia already do it with their graphics cards. Why not go into Jokebook business once the AI bubble pops? https://packaged-media.redd.it/gl18keksb81i1/pb/m2-res_480p.mp4?m=DASHPlaylist.mpd&c=wh_ben_en&var=sgpssan&v=1&e=1794549600&s=b364c0dda444b14c99bc08dca240849990c596c8 -
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Would you prefer that Cook take over and run Nvidia? I am at a loss for words. President Trump says Apple’s Tim Cook is the only man to replace Jensen Huang as Nvidia CEO -
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Not so sure this will help gamers/consumers. Jensen made graphics cards for games and gamers, what will the new leaders do? They can probably nothing about Geforce and gaming. They will probably put all the eggs into AI and severs. Jensen Huang leaves Nvidia with immediate effect The founder is leaving after 33 years as CEO. The CFO is taking over and the product plan will be finalized. There is a lot more into this. All the smuggling of chips and helping build up China's AI capacity (in the grey market) is probably the main reason. And China... They does what they always do. First fill up (stock up) with chips and vram, then make it work the way they want it.... Modded Nvidia RTX 5090 with 96 GB VRAM and custom BIOS surfaces in China -
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The winter will last 6-7 months forwards. With slushy snow, cold, rain, hail, wind, storm and normal snow. Man I would love to be an other place with an chiller for benching in the evening and nice warming sun in the days🙂 Etc like my favorite place... Canary Islands. We already ordered a 2 weeks trip for the end of November, months ago. But sadly me and my wife ain't in the best shape right now so we had to cancel it and we pushed the trip to Mars. We ordered 3 weeks to cut down on the long winter. So very needed. The big question is.... Do they have the balls? Nvidia’s Board reportedly preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang as second extra-marital affair emerges Chinese university with military ties bought two NVIDIA H200 AI chips worth $123,000 despite US export blacklist A Chinese university with close ties to the People's Liberation Army (PLA) bought NVIDIA H200 chips last month despite being on a US export blacklist, according to procurement records Reuters reviewed. -
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Looking good. The US have catched up and finally offer cheaper cards ta\han here home. Plenty of them in stock. So run and buy, LOOL Here is more disgusting... The first snow dumped down here home today and I already hate it😒 -
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Nothing will change as long third-party integrators prefer own sales channels/grey market where profits is much higher... NVIDIA releases Statement on GeForce RTX 5090: GB202 Allocations / 32GB GDDR7 Active Supply Industry analysis indicates that the observed retail tightness stems from high enterprise demand for dense compute hardware. Reports from regional conversion centers indicate that retail GeForce RTX 5090 desktop graphics cards are being acquired in volume by third-party integrators and reconfigured into dual-slot blower assemblies for deployment in AI compute servers. This secondary demand pulls consumer retail stock away from traditional PC hardware channels, compounding perceived supply shortages. -
The next big Windows update isn't Windows 12 Insiders claim Microsoft will skip Windows 12 in 2027, releasing a Windows 11 overhaul called 27H2 instead.
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Here is where the 5090 chips go. Almost all of them for workstation cards for the China market. I can't understand why this is better than feed China with vanilla 5090's. The US government banned 5090 gaming cards for the China market, but this is so much better. Oh'well, none can really stop Jensen from doing business with his preferred friends. This is just disgusting. “I have a ton of concerns that neither the Commerce Department or Nvidia is doing the due diligence needed to ensure that the licensing terms are being followed,” former China director for the White House National Security Council Liza Tobin told the publication. President Donald Trump banned the export of Nvidia AI GPUs in April 2025, even those customized to meet the performance ceiling Washington set for AI processors. The president reversed the decision late last year in exchange for a 25% cut of the sale... NVIDIA's RTX PRO 5500 is China's most wanted GPU, and almost nobody is getting one soon So why is China buying a workstation card instead of a data center accelerator? The RTX PRO 5500 is a Blackwell-based GPU with 84GB of GDDR7 memory that complies with US export rules, which bar NVIDIA's B300 from China and put its H200 under case-by-case licensing, making it one of the most powerful NVIDIA chips Chinese companies can still legally buy. Btw. Jensen couldn't resist. Even on the private he prefer chinese. Doing business and pleasure with chinese spy doesn't come as a surprise to me. Nvidia CEO: Jensen Huang admits to breach of trust, board of directors launches investigation The potential target: high-end AI chips The New York Times added that Alice Huang had been specifically recruited to gather information on Jensen Huang. This was part of a larger Chinese effort to learn more about US AI chips and potentially persuade Nvidia to make its most powerful products available to China.