It certainly is coming to an end, but Windows 7 had a good run for support and Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC (2021) has until 2027. But for sure people should get really comfortable with Linux soon.

Oh I’m never upgrading. That would be crazy.

Got any recommendations for backing up / migrating systems to a new drive? I’d be willing to try it but I don’t forsee enough benefit to warrant reinstalling everything on that machine.

I have Windows 10 LTSC installed on an old hard drive and it works fine.

Highly disagree, 10 is just worse than 7. Its more like a downward spiral.

Windows Vista was better than 8 and 10, a lot of legacy devices in industry kept extended Vista support for years and years.

Technically most if not all Amazon sellers are third party who sell to the warehouse and then it sits there until its listing contract expires.

Thats why Rode Microphone refuses to sell on Amazon.

Long ago, D-Link was good but then they sold the company. Just like Alienware, Farbreware, Oaklies, etc.

EDIT: Sorry, the article isn’t about GPU rather it’s about the CPU market where AMD is projected to overtake Intel in the far future.

When the AI Crash wipes out nVidia’s demand in the server market they’re not gonna have any loyal customers in the desktop market right as the tech boom comes to places formerly reliant on only smartphones. Then they’re gonna be like surprised_pikachu.jpg

I knew

I tried mint for a little bit but ended up using Kubuntu.

My Windows copies usually break themselve.

In the USA, business expenses are tax deductible.

Problem is the assumption that prices would go down if some people cannot afford it.

Whats happening instead is people going hungry and homeless.

The reason for this is that Supply:Demand Equilibrium is further up in price range where fewer sales at higher value yields the maximum profit.

Theres about 0% chance of this happening without something totally catastrophic being bundled alongside it, like allowing creditors to come into debtors homes and beat them with sticks.

People are dumping billions of dollars into it, mostly power, but it cannot turn profit.

So the companies who, for example, revived a nuclear power facility in order to feed their machine with ever diminishing returns of quality output are going to shut everything down at massive losses and countless hours of human work and lifespan thrown down the drain.

This will have an economic impact quite large as many newly created jobs go up in smoke and businesses who structured around the assumption of continued availability of high end AI need to reorganize or go out of business.

Search up the Dot Com Bubble.

Next week’s headlines “Alex Jones appointed as Secretary of State” or some other wackass shit.

So you think all news should push a political agenda above all else, even when that means excluding important information from the original sources and actively interfereing with the publication of news about past and ongoing events?

This is just an objectively bad article regardless of political stance.

Theres no bracing for this, OpenAI CEO said the same thing like a year ago and people are still shovelling money at this dumpster fire today.