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To me, articles like this are more of an informative piece than news. Telling you, about the new features your device just got and how to use it.

YouTube app on Android.

Valve did not say exactly why it got rid of its forced arbitration clause. But the company is currently being sued in a class action lawsuit in Washington state over the dominance of the Steam platform and over claims that it has overcharged for some games. The plaintiffs in that case actually went to arbitration and convinced an arbitrator that the forced arbitration clause should not apply to them, and were allowed to sue.

The plaintiffs in that case “retained separate counsel and mounted a sustained and ultimately successful challenge to the enforceability of Valve’s arbitration provision. Specifically, the named Plaintiffs won binding decisions from arbitrators rendering Valve’s arbitration provision unenforceable for both lack of notice and because it impermissibly seeks to bar public injunctive relief,” the class action lawsuit against Valve reads. Valve has not yet filed any arguments in that case.

Source: https://www.404media.co/steam-removes-forced-arbitration-clause-gamers-can-now-sue-valve/

what’s the point of a mobile only plan?

The plan can only be bought on mobile(through playstore and app store).

Files are going to be accessible on all platforms.

$5 billion would give the company some more breathing room.

Intel stock price is quite low, still has a huge upside and Apollo will probably get a board seat at minimum. It looks better for Apollo rather than Intel.

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Good. We need more competition not consolidation.

I don’t recall Qualcomm trying to buy ARM.

Thanks for correcting me.

That’d be a more horizontal acquisition than a vertical one as Qualcomm doesn’t make x86 chips so they can at least argue it wouldn’t be anti-competitive.

Not sure if AMD and Nvidia, will see it that way, and they will probably lobby to stop the deal.

This is never going to get regulatory approval. FTC will move to block the this acquisition.

Qualcomm wasn’t allowed to buy ARM, no way it gets to buy Intel.

Edit :I stand corrected.

It was Nvidia trying to buy ARM.

Testing was done at 150 nits display brightness with the wifi and keyboard backlights off on all three laptops. The video was a locally run H.264 at 24 FPS at 1080P.

Yeah, I will pass.

Heartbreaking: Worst Corporation(s) you know, just made a good stand

Good question. To be honest, I don’t understand how these companies are going to be profitable and how much end users (most likely us) will be paying for the services provided using this technology.

This very much looks like a bubble.

In my opinion: NVIDIA is a complete bubble from market valuation to product pricing, and I can’t wait for it to burst.

What’s the return going to be like on that $5.27 B in spend over four years?

I think you have the figures wrong, the investment is said to be around $1.5 billion dollars and $5.27 billion dollars is the expected return over the course of four years. If operators can get returns like that, they could break even in less than two years and profit for the remaining two years.

Question is, does the bubble burst before they could profit or what if their(datacenter operators) customers don’t want to pay those prices to rent these GPU(s)? Former seems more likely to me, latter doesn’t seem possible seeing the craze to put AI in everything.

Same error for me.

In my opinion, the best choice is to keep things seperate and save yourself from a digital lockout(in case of an outage or false positive abuse report from Proton).

As for cost savings, Bitwarden is an option.

Nope, doesn’t look like it.

Google meet(original) is the only meet left. They killed Google Duo for this crap.

Better cameras equal higher photo size equals same storage

Leads to more Google One subscription - FTFY

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