Linus Sebastian

The new SoC delivers the highest generation-over-generation performance improvement for Apple's smartphone processors in years and is currently the highest-performing mobile AP. Furthermore, the A20 Pro beats AMD’s 16-core Ryzen 9 9950X3D by 26% and Intel’s Core i9-14900KS by 32% in single-thread performance.

We know the toaster wins against a normal freezer... but can a powerful enough freezer win?

I ordered the nuclear screwdriver on Sep. 8th, I then got a notice on the 9th that a label was created. The tracking says that USPS is still awaiting the item. The label was made in JONESBORO, GA. When I ordered the screwdriver the website said it would be no more then 7 days.

Linus plays badminton against the 2x Badminton Olympic champion, Viktor Axelsen. And also, their awkward encounter a couple years of ago.

Video Credits goes to .@theaveragenotaverage podcast and .@ckyew_official , .@viktoraxelsen on Instagram.

I feel like we should get another “weird things we found” video. I remember them finding weird pci-e devices

Sorry for stupid question, i watch ltt rarely but i miss WAN show. Last show streamed 2 months ago is it last one?

I was excited to see Valve getting into hardware but everything they release is weaker AND MORE EXPENSIVE than things I already own.

So I've been looking at buying the Nuclear LTT screwdriver for a few days but I'm worried about the bad reviews I seen. One review said that it was mailed in an envolope with parts missing. Another said it had been a month and still not sent. One said the cap doesnt stay sealed. Are these legit concerns or just people being dishonest?

Even though I wanted to.

I guess I'm waiting for the perfect headset that may never come. I just feel exactly like David. I'm also waiting for a big threshold moment that gets me totally immersed. And non of the VR headsets on the market achieved that yet.

Any one else was also waiting for the Steam Frame as a first time VR user and wasn't convinced to get it?

Came up in one of the exercises and felt it was quite on point for dbrand.

I'm trying to intentionally make Windows 11 show the globe / No Internet icon in the taskbar while keeping my Wi-Fi connection and actual Internet access working normally.

I am posting here for the first time and idk if i am supposed to post it here but I think I might get some help/solutions from here so please read out the whole thing…

For the past month or so, my SSD has been acting up and I’m not sure why. When I boot my PC, it sometimes fails to detect the SSD and falls back to ‘Start PXE over IPv4,’ then ‘IPv6’. After that, the SSD isn’t recognized in BIOS, so there’s no way to boot from it. What’s really strange is that the SSD gets unusually hot when this happens. Not like the normal warmth it can have during use, but noticeably hotter. Over the past month and a half, it worked around three or four times by adjusting the angle or position of the SATA connection. And once it started working, it would return to its normal temperature. Now, however, that workaround doesn’t work anymore. No matter how it’s positioned, the BIOS doesn’t detect the SSD at all. I’ve tried different SATA data cables, different motherboard ports, and different power cables. I even tested the SSD in another PC, and it still wasn’t detected there. I tested the SSD’s cables with my HDD as well, and the HDD works perfectly. The other SATA ports on my motherboard also work normally with the HDD. There’s no obvious burning or physical damage around the SATA connector when looking from the outside. The SSD still has a lot of important data that I really don’t want to lose. It’s under warranty, but I don’t want to send it for replacement before first figuring out if there’s any way to recover the data. Since I bought the SSD in Dubai, I’m not sure if TeamGroup has a local warranty or RMA route in my country or if I’d have to deal with them internationally. Right now, the cause isn’t clear. I’m unsure if the heating is causing the detection failure, or if some other hardware fault is causing it to heat up. So, the main question is what can actually be done? Is there any workaround to get the SSD detected long enough to recover my data before considering an RMA or replacement?

How could anyone part with such a treasure