u/lkl34
▲ 0 r/rusegame
Amazing re release 2 versions worse than what we got over 10years ago.
Just amazing work they deserve a dunce cap award for sure.
One version has maps that are broked but you can use mods the other crashes all the time with performance issues and a broken UI with 0 mod support.
u/lkl34 — 4 days ago
▲ 226 r/videos
Nearly a quarter of food wasted over misunderstanding of “best before” labels
youtube.comu/lkl34 — 5 days ago
Microsoft's massive Kenya AI data center would require switching off 'half the country' to meet power requirements, government says — $1 billion project stalls over capacity disagreements and lack of infrastructure
tomshardware.comu/karmicviolence — 8 days ago
AI data center project secretly sucked 29 million gallons of water over 15 months before detected by residents complaining about low water pressure — officials refuse to fine
tomshardware.comu/Dat_Harass — 9 days ago
▲ 99 r/AniWatchZone
As sites shutdown Crunchyroll Hits 21M Subs record profits but they are crying over pirate sites.
Nothing like making more money on a site that has gotten way worse sense sony bought it in 2021
u/lkl34 — 10 days ago
▲ 8 r/rusegame
They restructured the files on new version making it worse
Posting this as the new version has crashes performance issues worse audio and killed mod support.
u/lkl34 — 11 days ago
▲ 2 r/pcmasterrace
The new PCIe standard conforms to PCI-SIG's long-term roadmap, which will double the IO bandwidth every 3 years. The following is the breakdown of PCIe 8.0 bandwidth across different lane configurations:
u/lkl34 — 13 days ago
▲ 266 r/LouisRossmann
Kevin O'Leary says opponents of his Utah data center are 'professional protesters'
O'Leary also took aim at those who have opposed the project, claiming that "over 90% of the protesters are actually not people that live in Utah or Box Elder County," and alleging that some demonstrators are "paid by somebody — I don't know who."
He went a step further, suggesting the online backlash isn't entirely organic.
u/lkl34 — 13 days ago
California-based Span originally launched back in 2018 with its “smart” electrical panels designed to help homeowners save money on electricity bills. Now it’s upgraded its portfolio to include a mini-data center that can be accessed from anywhere. In collaboration with AI giant Nvidia, Span is looking to sell its “nodes,” called XFRA units, and install them on the side of residential homes and small commercial businesses for AI cloud providers to extract energy and tap into the network.
u/lkl34 — 14 days ago
▲ 683 r/technology
u/lkl34 — 14 days ago
Enter Senate Bill 73, the state's Online Age Verification Amendments legislature. It goes into effect May 6, and will make Utah the first US state with age verification laws that specifically target VPN use. Websites with "a substantial portion of material harmful to minors" will be required to check users' ages, and the site is still on the hook if users get around it with a VPN.
"An individual is considered to be accessing the website from this state if the individual is actually located in the state, regardless of whether the individual is using a virtual private network," the bill reads, going on to state that affected websites also can't give instructions on how to use a VPN.
u/lkl34 — 15 days ago
▲ 504 r/pcmasterrace
In terms of performance, the CPU is 7.3% slower in multi-threading and 2.7% slower in single-threading. This isn't that big of a difference and should be expected. The Ryzen PRO chips feature a lower TDP that is usually set at 65W. That might be the reason behind the slightly lower performance than the standard Ryzen 9 9950X3D, which features a 170W TDP.
u/lkl34 — 17 days ago
▲ 0 r/technology
u/lkl34 — 20 days ago
▲ 27 r/LouisRossmann
With Gemini, you can speak naturally without memorizing commands or repeating context. Ask for music that fits your mood, your scenery, or the length of your trip. Talk to Gemini about the skyline as you drive past it. You can debate big ideas, explore random curiosities, and even send texts translated in different languages — all while keeping your hands on the wheel and eyes on the road.
u/lkl34 — 20 days ago
▲ 0 r/pcmasterrace
AI agents in Outlook: New 'Frontier' program lets Outlook users automate email and calendar tasks with natural language prompts, from follow-ups to meeting rescheduling.
Copilot gets proactive: Microsoft 365 Copilot now edits live documents and presentations directly in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, expanding from passive suggestions to active execution.
Unified workplace vision: 2026 updates align AI, collaboration, and security features to support hybrid work, aiming for productivity gains and streamlined workflows.
u/lkl34 — 20 days ago
u/karmicviolence — 20 days ago
u/HateHumansLoveDogs — 21 days ago