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I applaud every country to become as economically independent as possible.

Yes, particularly right before some world/ political events might change a site for various reasons. The way back machine has helped me find old info in a pinch simply because their snapshots are much more broad.

True, the archive.today doesn't really do much in the way of snap shots; but you can archive a site on demand.

archive.today archive.is archive.ph archive.li archive.vn archive.fo archive.md This is the good one, and needs multiple top level domains because so many people try taking it down. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today

They must be renaming the 5060 to the 5090.

That's not even the good archive site since they respond to take-down requests. Hardly and archive.

I've found that AI answers are no more accurate than old-Google's searches were relevant. I still need to double check every AI summary, so what is the point?

Take grant money from governments for research and sell half-working AI technology to other companies.

Don't worry. If you forget your password, the NSA can provide it to you.

Fools. Space isn't real.

Cool

I still like how Windows 11 auto-hides all new taskbar icons; so every time you install a new program, you have to remember to unhide the icon.

Idiotically, this whole endeavor is just pushing Russia and China together. These sanctions are going to be disaster for the west.

If you're making money on mods or emulators. You're wide open to lawsuits.

The U.S. should simply side with mainland China. That would make them give Apple, Intel and nVidia chips for free.

I can't believe people fall for this AI scam just like the 20 other tech scams over the past few decades.

ASML made itself party to certain US sanctions as part of the condition of their acquisition of certain US lithography technology. The US government allowed the export of that technology on the condition that they had that sanction power. The US wasn't totally dumb enough to let any foreign...

Cut production then act like surprised when there is a shortage, classic memory manufacturers.

Maybe not for EUV processes?

Wow, they made a real life save button that actually stores data.

I just want aliens to capture it and return it with a smoking hot bald model like in Star Trek 1.

And here we go. It doesn't matter if these earthquakes actually disrupted production. What matters is that companies will use it as an excuse to raise prices. I wouldn't be surprised if intelligence agencies make huge buys now, and the companies selling to them cloak the sales as production...

I would think those sanctions go with ASML.

I hope China succeeds in this. Competition is always good.

You need to study more computer science, son.

With enough memory and time, any computer can compute anything (probably).

Offensive material is not a risk to anyone and it is protected free speech.

No way nVidia will open source or increase interoperability of CUDA. Their market cap is where it's at because of CUDA. It would be like Apple tearing down their walled garden. It would wreck their revenue and invite a shareholder lawsuit. Companies like AMD embrace open source because they...

The terms say "you." But it doesn't expressly prevent you from using translators made by someone else.

Regurgitating press releases does not make you a journalist and it doesn't make AI smart.

If anyone hasn't figured it out, the Federal government works for corporations, not US citizens. Go ahead, FTC or whatever agency, sue nVidia and settle for 200 million dollars.

Yes. A 5% increase with overclocking equals about 10% with frame generation, DLSS 3. Also, overclocking VRAM tends to smooth out frame variation. It's all very game dependent, but a mild 5 to 10 percent increase through overclocking can help in niche cases, especially when frame generation...

They might do it if those developers guarantee buying up the production for some years afterwards; but bankrupt AI companies can't pay you no matter if you sue them into oblivion.

Fortunate timing that AI took off just as crypto crashed again. However, companies don't have infinite money, and when a lot of these AI companies start not seeing revenue, hardware orders will dry up. And by that time AMD will probably have caught up in ray tracing performance.

Should have renamed it the Chocolate Rabbit Edition for America.

USB 4.0 2.0 Lol

I'm sure the Patent Office has patented "nitrogen inside a human lung." US patents. You'll never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.

Biometrics are not safe, just convenient. They also aren't protected by the 5th Amendment. Passwords are.

And then two hours decrapifying it.

Gigabyte's bracket requires a case with a GPU length compatibility of about 372 mm. But a cheap $7 GPU stand from Amazon will fix all. Asus' is just a somple stand. Yes, as long as you install it properly so it takes up stress. Every one of these Taiwanese companies seem to not have the best...