The Steam Machine is DOA and it's Valve's fault
The Steam Machine is out and it's DOA at its price. I explain how it didn't have to be this way and rip apart some stupid Valve fanboy copes.
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Technology
Posts about anything tech related that doesn't fit under another tag, including computers, gadgets and the industry at large.
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AI is a grift and this experience confirmed it for me
Forget whether we're in an AI bubble (we are), it's just not reliable and not ready. A recent experience proved that to me.
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Netflix, it's not me, it's you
I've been an uninterrupted user of Netflix since it launched in Canada. After more than 15 years, I'm done. This is my goodbye letter.
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My Discord hack: Lessons in security, software, support and monopolies
My Discord got hijacked by malware. In getting it back, I learned just how little regard they and many others have for security, or their users.
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Why the Steam Machine could be a wolf in sheep's clothing
There's been criticism about how Valve's Steam Machine seems rather weak on specs, but I think there's more to it than that.
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What I think the post-bubble AI future looks like
The AI industry is a massive bubble (yes, it is), but what will it looks like once that pops? I have a theory.
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Right to Repair is important but also its own worst enemy sometimes
Right to Repair is an important consumer movement, but certain groups have recently taken a stance that hurts the cause more than it helps.
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The Late Stage of Game Engines Is Here
The insane changes made to Unity are another step to there being virtually no choice in game engines. This is bad for devs and players.
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How Not to Apologize: A Linus Tech Tips Story
Linus Media Group’s recent controversy is a textbook case of how you don’t handle a crisis.
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