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3D scanners are not always cheap, but here's why they might still be worth your money.3D scanning is changing the game for motorsport and custom fabrication, and tools like the Peel 3 scanner are bringing that capability to a more affordable level. In this interview from SEMA, we speak with Gabrielle Williams from Peel 3D/Creaform about how this tech works, where it's most useful, and what enthusiasts need to know before diving in.Use ‘PODCAST75' for $75 off your first HPA course here: https://hpcdmy.co/hpa-tuned-inThe Peel 3 offers an impressive 1.25 million measurements per second (try doing that with your tape measure!), with around 1mm of accuracy loss over 4m, plenty for reverse engineering and CAD work in automotive applications. For more precision, positioning targets (tracking dots) and scanning sprays like Magnaflux and AESUB supply help solve the usual problems with reflective or transparent surfaces.The Peel.CAD software acts as the bridge between scan data and usable CAD models, allowing users to extract entities and create features like cones, planes, and shells for use in software like Fusion 360 or Solidworks. While traditional CAD can't work directly with scan meshes, Peel.CAD simplifies this post-processing step.If you're wondering whether your system can handle it, Peel recommends a Windows 10/11 PC with at least an Intel i7, RTX 3070 GPU, and 32GB of RAM. Pricing starts around $12,300 USD including the software, putting it within reach for serious workshops and dedicated enthusiasts.

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Join the team this week as they unravel the thrilling spy narrative at the heart of the Deel and Rippling battle. Discover Europe's strategic plans to diversify its tech infrastructure and get the latest scoop on Google Gemini's exciting new features. Plus, our Hot Hardware pick is the ASUS Zenbook DUO laptop, a powerhouse with an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor, 32GB of RAM, and stunning dual 14-inch OLED 3K touchscreens.

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The BlindShell Classic 3 is here. This latest version of the popular accessible phone for the blind and visually impaired comes packed with major upgrades, including a touchscreen for select apps, a faster processor, and a brand-new AI assistant, Luna. Plus, we're diving into Tandem, the exclusive BlindShell app that makes communication easier than ever. New Features: - Touchscreen support for select third-party apps - Luna AI Assistant for voice commands and general knowledge - Tandem App for messaging, video calls, and remote support - Upgraded performance with 3GB RAM and 32GB storage - New design and colors (Golden Sand and Ocean Blue) If you're looking for an accessible, easy-to-use cell phone with physical buttons and a simple interface, this might be the perfect choice. Watch the full review to see all the features in action. Get yours here: ► https://www.blindshell.com/ Check out my BlindShell Classic 2 review: ► https://youtu.be/5r9V_UsJ6ng?si=2Y9Bl3QOq27lG7GR #BlindShellClassic3 #AccessibleTechnology #AssistiveTech #BlindLife #LowVision #VisuallyImpaired #AdaptiveTechnology #TechForAll #AIAssistant #TandemApp

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Summary provided by summarization of the YouTube transcript, generated by ChatGPT, reviewed by Andy For the full show notes check out the blog at Video Game Tango! --- https://www.videogametango.com ---   Indiana Jones Game and High PC Requirements The guys expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming Indiana Jones game, but the discussion quickly shifted to concerns over its demanding PC specs. The game requires an Intel i7 10700K or Ryzen 5 3600, 16–32GB of RAM, and high-end GPUs like the RTX 2060 or RX 6600, even for minimum settings. For ultra settings, players would need top-tier GPUs like the RTX 4080. The high system requirements are seen as indicative of poor optimization. Comparisons were drawn to Cyberpunk 2077 and Red Dead Redemption 2, with Red Dead praised for its visuals and optimization despite being older. Frustration was voiced about the increasing trend of prioritizing hardware power over optimization.   Blizzard Updates – Warcraft and WoW Additional updates from Blizzard included news about Warcraft 1 & 2 remakes and player housing in World of Warcraft. Warcraft 1 & 2 are being remastered with higher resolutions and updated art. However, the original versions are being removed from platforms like GOG, sparking criticism. Blizzard announced that World of Warcraft would finally introduce long-requested player housing, although details are scarce. The discussion touched on GOG's legacy of successful optimization and their approach to preserving classic games for modern audiences.   Updates on AAA Gaming Bubble and Laura Frier's Commentary Laura Frier, a former executive in the gaming industry, was discussed for her YouTube videos analyzing the AAA gaming space. Her videos touch on key issues like the mismanagement of major projects, "toxic positivity", and the industry's inability to align with gamer feedback. She criticizes AAA studios for not listening to gamers and instead relying on overly positive reviews from gaming media. The conversation also delved into societal issues like backlash against diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in gaming. Toxic masculinity and resistance to changes in the gaming industry were highlighted as ongoing challenges.   Ubisoft's Decline and X Defiant Cancellation The guys discussed Ubisoft's decision to discontinue development on X Defiant, a free-to-play first-person shooter, due to poor market performance and profitability concerns. Ubisoft also shut down production studios in San Francisco, Osaka, and Sydney, with layoffs affecting 150 employees. The company's ongoing struggles were attributed to over-reliance on the games-as-a-service model, which is unpopular with many gamers. Broader criticism of Ubisoft included the underwhelming performance of Star Wars Outlaws and declining investor confidence, with their stock losing half its value in 2023.   Intel's New Graphics Cards (Battle Mage Series) Intel's upcoming line of Arc graphics cards, code-named Battle Mage, was introduced as a potential disruptor in the graphics card market. The B570 and B580 models aim to compete with Nvidia's RTX 4060 at significantly lower prices. The B580 could offer a 10–40% performance boost over the RTX 4060 while being $100–$150 cheaper. These cards are targeted at the mid-tier budget market, making PC gaming more accessible. The guys expressed hope for Intel's success to increase competition in the GPU space and lower inflated prices.   Indie Game Spotlight – Gnomes A unique indie game called Gnomes was highlighted for its creative mix of gameplay styles. Gnomes is a tower-defense game with roguelike elements and strategic resource management. Players build gnome villages while defending against waves of invading goblins. The game features a modular map system, synergies between different upgrades, and quirky aesthetics. Gameplay blends elements of Lemmings (UI), Loop Hero (strategic loop mechanics), and Luck Be a Landlord (meta-progression and upgrades). The guys praised the game's demo for its balance, fun mechanics, and whimsical vibe. They encouraged players to try the free demo available on Steam and speculated on a release within the coming months.   Broader Gaming Industry Trends and Community Plans The discussion concluded with reflections on the gaming industry's struggles with innovation, reliance on PR over quality, and the need for more competition. The guys expressed nostalgia for the golden age of gaming when the market offered more diverse and polished titles. They plan to stream the PC Gaming Show on December 5th and the Game Awards on December 12th. Social games like Jackbox may be hosted during the holidays for friends and community members alike!  

La nueva Mac Mini M4 llega con una gran sorpresa. Su tamaño se reduce aún más para competir con PCs. La nueva Mac Mini acerca su tamaño al del pequeño Apple TV, con tan solo 5 pulgadas. Apple dio a conocer la nueva computadora que puedes conectar a tu propio teclado y monitor si así lo deseas. A diferencia del iMac, esta computadora estará disponible en chips M4 y M4 Pro y opciones de CPU hasta 14 núcleos y GPU de hasta 20 núcleos. Algo impresionante es que esta computadora podrá tener hasta 64GB de RAM, lo que significa que sería el doble de la Mac Mini con M2, que se vendía hasta con 32GB. La capacidad de almacenamiento de esta computadora si sería de la misma del año pasado, con opciones desde 256GB y con la posibilidad de tener la configuración más avanzada con hasta 8TB. Si hablamos de puertos, la computadora ofrecerá dos USB Tipo C en la parte frontal y cuatro puertos Thunderbolt en la parte trasera. El Mac mini M4 puede admitir hasta dos pantallas 6K y una pantalla 5K, mientras que el modelo M4 Pro te permite conectar hasta tres pantallas 6K. Sigue nuestro canal de YouTube. - ⁠⁠YouTube Tech⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠YouTube Dinero

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In the ever-evolving landscape of laptop technology, Intel's recent announcement of the Lunar Lake processors, officially known as the Core Ultra 200 V series, has stirred considerable interest among consumers and tech enthusiasts alike. However, this new architecture brings with it a notable limitation regarding RAM options, which could significantly impact user experience and purchasing decisions. Avram explores the implications of the Lunar Lake architecture on RAM configurations, particularly the constraints it imposes on consumers seeking higher memory capacities.Lunar Lake limits RAM options significantlyOne of the most striking features of the Lunar Lake processors is the integration of RAM directly onto the CPU package. This marks a significant shift in the design of PC CPUs, as it restricts laptop manufacturers to offer only specific RAM configurations - namely, 16GB and 32GB options. While this may suffice for many users, it presents a substantial limitation for power users who require more memory for demanding tasks. For instance, someone who regularly runs virtual machines or engages in heavy multitasking may find 32GB inadequate, especially as software requirements continue to grow.The absence of an option for 64GB of RAM in the Lunar Lake lineup raises concerns about the long-term viability of these laptops for users who tend to keep their devices for several years. Avram notes that the need for higher RAM capacities is becoming increasingly crucial, particularly for those who utilize their laptops for resource-intensive applications or who maintain numerous browser tabs and software programs concurrently. For power users, the inability to upgrade beyond 32GB could lead to frustration and dissatisfaction as their computing needs evolve.Moreover, he highlights the implications of this limitation for specific use cases, such as running virtual machines. Users who want to experiment with different operating systems or software configurations often require a significant portion of their RAM to be allocated to these virtual environments. In this scenario, a laptop with only 32GB of RAM can quickly become restrictive, as allocating 16GB to a virtual machine leaves only 16GB for the host operating system and other applications. This could result in sluggish performance and hinder the overall user experience.Despite the impressive advancements in processing power and efficiency that Lunar Lake processors promise - such as improved battery life and enhanced AI capabilities-the RAM limitation remains a critical drawback. Avram emphasizes that while many consumers may find 32GB sufficient for their needs today, the rapid pace of software development and increasing demands for memory-intensive applications suggest that this may not hold true in the near future. Thus, the lack of flexibility in RAM configurations could deter potential buyers who are looking for a laptop that will remain relevant and capable over time.Conclucion: Lack of upgradability limited choicesIn conclusion, while Intel's Lunar Lake processors bring notable advancements in processing power and efficiency, the significant limitation on RAM options cannot be overlooked. The integration of RAM directly onto the CPU package, capping at 32GB, poses a substantial challenge for power users and those with evolving computing needs. As software demands continue to grow, the inability to upgrade beyond 32GB could lead to dissatisfaction among users who require higher memory capacities for resource-intensive tasks. Therefore, despite the promising features of Lunar Lake, the restricted RAM configurations may ultimately influence purchasing decisions and the long-term viability of these laptops for a broader range of consumers.

This week, it's official — iPhone 16 is coming! Here's what to expect. Also, M4 Macs are on the way and might ship with double the RAM, why Apple Intelligence isn't far behind OpenAI, and the best Apple features you probably aren't using! This episode supported by: Listeners like you. Your support helps us fund CultCast Off-Topic, a new weekly podcast of bonus content available for everyone; and helps us secure the future of the podcast. You also get access to The CultClub Discord, where you can chat with us all week long, give us show topics, and even end up on the show. Support The CultCast at support.thecultcast.com — OR at CultOf9to5MacRumors.com CultCloth will keep your Mac Studio, Studio Display, iPhone 15 Pro, guitars, glasses and lenses sparkling clean! For a limited time use code CULTCAST at checkout to score a two free CarryCloths with any order $20+ at CultCloth.co This week's stories: Apple September 9 event invite promises ‘It's Glowtime' Apple sent out invitations Monday for a press event on September 9. MacBook Pros With M4 Pro and M4 Max Chips Reportedly Being Mass Produced This Month Apple's supply chain is beginning mass production of next-generation 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with M4 Pro and M4 Max chips in August, according to Taiwanese industry publication DigiTimes. Apple is definitely not behind in AI, research paper shows A white paper on Apple Intelligence reveals two important facts about Apple's homegrown LLM: it's the safest in design and highly competitive with both Llama and GPT-4. Extra Ordinary: Notes on the Apple Intelligence White Paper Apple: Apple Intelligence Foundation Language Models Apple Photos app's Clean Up feature works great … unless it doesn't! The new AI-powered Clean Up feature in the Apple Photos app got people raving about the magical ability to “fix” pictures — and posting examples of when things go horribly wrong. iPhone 17 Pro Max might exclusively ship with a superior cooling system Apple will seemingly continue offering enhanced specs on its Pro Max iPhone to differentiate it from other models. Apple's entry-level M4 Macs might ship with double the RAM Reportedly, the company is testing multiple M4 Macs with 16 or 32GB of system memory. The lack of an 8GB model indicates the company might do away with that configuration entirely. 6 mind-blowing Continuity features every Apple user should know Nothing illustrates the power of Apple's ecosystem like the Continuity features that help your Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch work seamlessly together. Video on YouTube

Google TV Streamer reemplaza Chromecast con funciones mejoradas y soporte para smart home.Después de 11 años, Google ha decidido poner fin a la línea de dispositivos Chromecast, presentando el nuevo Google TV Streamer.Oye el Flash Diario en SpotifyEste dispositivo estará disponible a partir del 24 de septiembre y promete revolucionar el entretenimiento en casa con un rendimiento mejorado y capacidades de smart home. Con un procesador un 22% más rápido y 32GB de almacenamiento, asegura una experiencia más fluida y rápida. Además, cuenta con integración de Matter y Thread para mejorar la conectividad de dispositivos inteligentes. ¿Será este el dispositivo que estabas esperando para transformar tu sala de estar?El nuevo Google TV Streamer, que reemplaza al clásico Chromecast, es un dispositivo de streaming 4K que se coloca sobre el mueble de entretenimiento. Con un precio de $99,99, ofrece un rendimiento superior gracias a su procesador 22% más rápido y 32GB de almacenamiento. Además de servir como centro de entretenimiento, también funciona como un hub para dispositivos inteligentes en el hogar, permitiendo controlar luces, cámaras y más, todo desde un único dispositivo.Oye el Flash Diario en SpotifyEl Chromecast original se conectaba directamente al puerto HDMI de los televisores, pero su funcionalidad se veía limitada por el espacio y la potencia. Ahora, con el Google TV Streamer, Google ha resuelto estos problemas aumentando el tamaño del dispositivo y mejorando su conectividad. Esto también significa que los usuarios tendrán que adaptar su configuración de entretenimiento en casa para acomodar el nuevo dispositivo.Además, aunque el precio es mayor que el del Chromecast, las mejoras en rendimiento y funcionalidades justifican esta diferencia.El Google TV Streamer no solo mejora el rendimiento, sino que también introduce nuevas funciones como la integración de Matter y Thread para un hogar más conectado.Matter es un estándar de conectividad que permite que diferentes dispositivos inteligentes de varias marcas trabajen juntos sin problemas, facilitando su configuración y control.Thread, por su parte, es un protocolo de red que mejora la comunicación entre estos dispositivos, haciéndola más rápida y confiable.Estos avances se asemejan a los movimientos que hemos visto en otros dispositivos de smart home, como el Apple TV 4K y el Nvidia Shield. Estos dispositivos también han evolucionado para ofrecer más que solo streaming, consolidándose como centros de control para el hogar inteligente. La pregunta es si Google TV Streamer podrá posicionarse al mismo nivel o incluso superar a sus competidores en este mercado en crecimiento.Además de las funciones de entretenimiento, el Google TV Streamer permite la gestión de dispositivos de smart home con un solo clic desde el mando a distancia. La inclusión de un router de borde Thread y soporte para Matter mejoran la conectividad y la rapidez de respuesta de los dispositivos inteligentes en el hogar. Esto significa que puedes gestionar todo, desde la temperatura hasta las cámaras de seguridad, directamente desde tu televisor.BibliografíaTechCrunch9to5GoogleThe VergeGoogle BlogConviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flash-diario-de-el-siglo-21-es-hoy--5835407/support.

Deze talkshow wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door MSI. Alle meningen in deze video zijn onze eigen. MSI heeft inhoudelijk geen inspraak op de content en zien de video net als jullie hier voor het eerst op de website. Een iets koeler weekend staat voor de deur en daar kunnen we prima mee leven. Warmte en zon zijn fijn, hitte net wat minder. In Nederland is het helaas vaak alles of niets. Drie weken gewoon 24 graden met een fijn windje lijkt hier maar niet te kunnen. Anyhow, om het weekend lekker in te luiden, hebben we natuurlijk een verfrissende editie van Einde van de Week Live voor je in elkaar gezet. Jelle, JJ & Koos zitten achter de desk om het laatste game gerelateerde nieuws met je door te nemen. Hoe kijken de drie aan tegen de snel escalerende zaak rond Dr Disrespect, zitten ze te wachten op een aantal Assassin's Creed remakes en wat vinden ze van de Dead Rising Remake of is het gewoon een remaster? Staan ze verder achter de protesten tegen de te hoge moeilijkheidsgraad van de Elden Ring DLC? Al deze kwesties en nog veel meer worden door de drie heren behandeld in de Einde van de Week Live van vrijdag 28 juni 2024. In deze aflevering kijken de heren ook even terug op een interview met Gamekings uit de VARA gids van een jaar of vijftien terug. Nostalgie met de hoofdletter N. Met wat voorspellende uitspraken erin. De laptopdivisie van MSI bestaat 20 jaar en dat wordt ook deze week gevierd. Het bedrijf heeft daarom een reeks aan coole en feestelijke bundels rond hun laptops in elkaar gezet. We zetten nogmaals de bundel rondom de Vector 17HX gaming laptop in de spotlights. De krachtige laptop biedt een NVIDIA RTX 4090 GPU, een 14e generatie i9 processor (de beste dus), een 32GB werkgeheugen, 2TB aan opslag, een 240Hz QHD+ display en RGB toetsenbord aan. Daarbij komt dan een headset, tas en een keychain. Deze bundel is hier bij Azerty 500 euro afgeprijsd. Doe er je voordeel mee. Is de DLC van Elden Ring nu wel of niet te moeilijk?Scoor de Vector 17HX bundel vol extra's met 500 euro korting

Deze talkshow wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door MSI. Alle meningen in deze video zijn onze eigen. MSI heeft inhoudelijk geen inspraak op de content en zien de video net als jullie hier voor het eerst op de website. Het weekend staat pal voor de poort en het belooft eindelijke zonnetje zonnetje te worden. Het mocht ook eens tijd worden. Regen en wolken hebben we inmiddels wel genoeg bestudeerd. Hopelijk doet Oranje zijn best en dan kan niks een paar fijne vrije dagen tegenhouden. Om de feestvreugde nog een stukje verder op te voeren, hebben we ook een nieuwe editie van Einde van de Week Live voor je klaar staan. Huey, Jelle & JJ  zitten aan de desk om het laatste nieuws met je door te nemen. Wat vonden de drie van de Nintendo Direct van afgelopen dinsdag? Zijn ze geschrokken van het nieuws dat Game Mania uitstel van betaling heeft aangevraagd? En hoe is de DLC van Elden Ring bevallen bij de media? Deze onderwerpen en veel meer bespreken de drie in de Einde van de Week Live van vrijdag 21 juni 2024. Andere kwesties die de heren willen bespreken, zijn de komst van een 20 years anniversary editie van Beyond Good & Evil, de mogelijke releasedatum van de nieuwe Fable en de zo gewenste PC-port van Bloodborne. Plus we gaan weer kijken naar een serie screens en video's in een nieuwe aflevering aflevering van Cool or Serious Uncool. De laptopdivisie van MSI bestaat 20 jaar en dat moet natuurlijk gevierd worden. Daarvoor heeft het bedrijf een heel reeks aan coole en feestelijke bundels rond hun laptops in elkaar gezet. Dit keer zetten we bundel rondom de Vector 17HX gaming laptop in de spotlights. De krachtige laptop biedt een NVIDIA RTX 4090 GPU, een 14e generatie i9 processor (de beste dus), een 32GB werkgeheugen, 2TB aan opslag, een 240Hz QHD+ display en RGB toetsenbord aan. Daarbij komt dan een headset, tas en een keychain. Deze bundel is hier bij Azerty 500 euro afgeprijsd. Doe er je voordeel mee. Wat vonden we van de Nintendo Direct van afgelopen week?Scoor de Vector 17HX bundel vol extra's met 500 euro korting

Deze talkshow wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door MSI. Alle meningen in deze video zijn onze eigen. MSI heeft inhoudelijk geen inspraak op de content en zien de video net als jullie hier voor het eerst op de site. Het is bewolkt buiten op deze vrijdag, maar ons gemoed is zonnig, want het weekend staat voor de deur. Een weekend wat we steevast inluiden met een nieuwe editie van Einde van de Week Live. De talkshow waarin we het meest belangrijke nieuws van de afgelopen week doornemen. Ook deze editie van EvdWL zit vol met nieuws, gossip & fun. Hosts Jelle, JJ & Koos zitten achter de desk en gaan onder andere kwebbelen over de afgelopen State of Play, de slechte verkoopcijfers van Prince of Persia, de nieuwe handheld van PlayStation, de nieuwe trailer van Dragon's Dogma 2 en het succes van Palworld wat maar voortduurt. Dit alles en nog veel meer gezelligheid zie en hoor je voorbij komen in de Einde van de Week Live van vrijdag 2 februari 2024. PlayStation State of Play toont twee gezichten Vanzelfsprekend komen de drie hosts van dienst nog even terug op de State of Play van de afgelopen week. Wat was hun oordeel en is er al meer nieuws over de games die afgelopen woensdagavond werden vertoond? En wat vinden ze van het feit dat er een patch komt die Alan Wake II minder eng maakt? Of het opeens uit de verkoop halen van Spec Ops: The Line? Er is met andere woorden meer dan genoeg materie om deze editie van EvdWL tot de nok toe te vullen. Check de krachtige MSI Raider GE68 HX laptop  Deze week zet MSI hun Raider GE68 HX in de schijnwerpers. Aan boord bevinden zich onder andere de nieuwe 14e generatie i9 processor, een RTX 4080 videokaart met DLSS optie, 32GB aan RAM + 1 TB aan opslag plus een unieke matrix lightbar waarop je miljoenen kleuren kunt displayen. Azerty heeft deze laptop voor een scherpe prijs hier voor je klaar liggen. Timestamps: 00:00:00 Intro 00:04:44 State of Play nababbel 00:32:40 PHYSINT 00:37:29 Dragon's Dogma 2 00:43:52 Prince of persia slechte verkoopcijfers 00:48:59 Nieuwe PlayStation Portal? 00:53:06 Alan wake II update maakt de game minder eng 00:55:35 In Avowed alleen mens of elf 00:57:14 88-jarige 'gameropa' stelt Guinness Wereldrecord veilig als oudste videogamevlogger 01:00:41 Cool or serious uncool

The DJI RC and DJI RC 2 are smart controllers from DJI but what makes them different? They both offer a 5.5-inch FHD screen with a brightness rating of 700 nits. They both feature a touchscreen and DJI Fly integration but that is where the similarities stop. The DJI RC and DJI RC 2 can only work with compatible drones (use the links below to find more details). The DJI RC can support OcuSync 3+ and has 2 antennas, whereas the DJI RC 2 can support OcuSync 4 and has 4 antennas, it also has 32GB internal storage, external antennas that can be moved to improve range, and improved hardware. Find our drone course and exclusive DJI drone deals here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/fearlessdroneacademy⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

This week, Avram Piltch begins with the topic of keystrokes. He mentions that typing at a faster rate, such as 400 keystrokes per minute, can greatly enhance one's typing experience. With tens of thousands of keystrokes per day, using a mechanical keyboard can make a significant difference in terms of speed and reduced soreness. Avram describes this as a "game changer" and highlights the benefits of using a mechanical keyboard.Moving on, Avram introduces the idea of a wrist rest. He mentions that the HyperX wrist rest is highly recommended, providing both a gel feel and a cooling effect. He emphasizes the importance of using a wrist rest to avoid soreness and discomfort while typing. He also notes that the wristrest is available in different sizes, with the full-size option being the preferred choice for those using a full-size keyboard. He then suggests that investing in a wrist rest can be a life-changing improvement for individuals who spend a significant amount of time typing.Avram then shifts to discussing SSDs (Solid State Drives). He advises listeners to ensure they know what type of SSD their system requires before purchasing one as a gift. He suggests opting for a 2TB SSD or larger, as high-quality options are now available at reasonable prices. He then mentions the Samsung 990 Pro and the WD Black SN850X as top choices in terms of performance. He also notes that the prices may vary and recommends keeping an eye out for deals during the holidays. Investing in a new SSD can greatly enhance a person's computing experience and is worth considering as a gift or personal upgrade.Next, Avram touches upon the topic of buying a new laptop. He advises against purchasing a laptop with only 8GB of RAM or a 256GB SSD, as these specifications may limit performance and storage capacity. He recommends considering the ThinkPad X1 Carbon as a top choice for a premium laptop. He also mentions different configurations available, with options for 16GB or 32GB of RAM and 512GB or 1TB of storage. He also emphasizes the importance of adequate RAM, especially considering that laptops are typically used for several years. He suggests opting for at least 16GB of RAM and potentially considering 32GB if the budget allows.Lastly, Avram discusses monitors. For gaming purposes, he advises against purchasing a 1080p monitor, unless specifically for eSports gaming where high refresh rates are prioritized over resolution. He recommends the Dell S3222DGM as a great monitor deal, with its curved 32-inch display, high contrast ratio, and up to 165Hz refresh rate. However, he suggests investing in a 4K monitor for sharper images and more screen real estate for productivity purposes. He also acknowledges that 4K gaming monitors can be expensive.In conclusion, Avram provides valuable insights into keystrokes, wrist rests, SSDs, laptops, and monitors. He highlights the benefits of using a mechanical keyboard for an improved typing experience, emphasizes the importance of a wrist rest for comfort, and discusses the advantages of investing in a high-quality SSD for enhanced computing performance. He also offers recommendations for laptops and monitors, taking into consideration factors such as RAM, storage capacity, and display resolution. Overall, Avram provides valuable information for individuals seeking to enhance their typing experience, improve their computing setup, or find suitable gifts for others.

Game-changing hardware for content creators? Meta and Ray-Ban have collaborated to release smart glasses with 32GB of storage, 5 microphones, and 12MP cameras. The glasses can livestream direct to Instagram and Facebook, take photos and short videos, and be controlled via voice commands. They will be available for $299 in October 2023.

MEJOR RELOJ GPS MONTAÑA 2023: GARMIN FENIX 7 PRO vs. COROS VERTIX 2 vs. SUUNTO VERTICAL. Pros y contras por MayayoLa llegada de la nueva versión "intermedia" del Garmin Fenix 7 Pro ha vuelto a agitar un mercado que no conoce en los últimos años un minuto de paz. SI en 2021 el Coros Vertix 2 dio un salto adelante potente, Garmin respondió en 2022 con el Fenix 7 y Suunto lo hizo hace unos meses con el Suunto Vertical. Esta semana llegó un nuevo paso de Garmin con el Fenix 7 Pro que incorpora más batería, cargados solar, 32GB y nuevos sensores LED muñeca a toda la gama, entre otros avancesNuestro podcast para Montaña y Trail Running RADIO TRAIL repasa hoy con Mayayo los pros y contras de cada uno en versiones homologables. Esto es, buscamos las versiones de 51mm con cristal zafiro y titanio, 32GB memoria y 10ATM resistencia presión. A partir de ahí, desde los precios a las funcjones, muchas diferencias entre ellos. Escúchalo aquí y dinos también después cual te parece el mejor reloj gps para TU TIPO DE USO (y cartera) así como el porqué.Mäs info siempre en nuestra web: https://carrerasdemontana.com/Nuestros videos aquí: https://www.youtube.com/moxigeno#carrerasdemontaña #radiotrail

MEJOR RELOJ GPS MONTAÑA 2023: GARMIN FENIX 7 PRO vs. COROS VERTIX 2 vs. SUUNTO VERTICAL. Pros y contras por Mayayo La llegada de la nueva versión "intermedia" del Garmin Fenix 7 Pro ha vuelto a agitar un mercado que no conoce en los últimos años un minuto de paz. SI en 2021 el Coros Vertix 2 dio un salto adelante potente, Garmin respondió en 2022 con el Fenix 7 y Suunto lo hizo hace unos meses con el Suunto Vertical. Esta semana llegó un nuevo paso de Garmin con el Fenix 7 Pro que incorpora más batería, cargados solar, 32GB y nuevos sensores LED muñeca a toda la gama, entre otros avances Nuestro podcast para Montaña y Trail Running RADIO TRAIL repasa hoy con Mayayo los pros y contras de cada uno en versiones homologables. Esto es, buscamos las versiones de 51mm con cristal zafiro y titanio, 32GB memoria y 10ATM resistencia presión. A partir de ahí, desde los precios a las funcjones, muchas diferencias entre ellos. Escúchalo aquí y dinos también después cual te parece el mejor reloj gps para TU TIPO DE USO (y cartera) así como el porqué. Mäs info siempre en nuestra web: https://carrerasdemontana.com/ Nuestros videos aquí: https://www.youtube.com/moxigeno #carrerasdemontaña #radiotrail

This is a great time to be considering an upgrade to your PC. Whether you're looking for a small upgrade, like adding an SSD to your system, or you want to do a full processor and motherboard replacement, there are deals available all over the industry. And while the deals may night quite be as good as the lightning deals of Prime Day, you can make some big moves on a small budget.Avram begins by emphasizing the importance of upgrading one's computer, especially when there are deals available. Upgrading a PC can be a great way to get improved performance without having to purchase a brand new computer.Avram then delves into the affordability of SSDs (Solid-State Drives), specifically focusing on two terabyte options. He mentions that the sweet spot in terms of price and capacity lies in acquiring a two terabyte SSD. Avram recommends brands like SK hynix, which acquired Intel's SSD business, which has solid drives for just $80. He also mentions Western Digital's WD Black, which offers one of the fastest SSDs on the market for $89.99, a slightly higher price but worth it for those seeking top-notch performance. Avram notes that storage is currently a great deal, with prices for SSDs dropping significantly.Moving on to RAM, Avram highlights the affordability of DDR4 memory. He suggests that those looking to upgrade from a 16GB kit should consider adding another 16GB to their system. Avram recommends looking for a two-by-eight kit from reputable brands like Team Group, which can be purchased for as low as $35. He advises opting for CL 16 latency for better performance. For those seeking a 32GB kit, Avram mentions that it can be obtained for around $56, offering high-speed performance at a reasonable price. He suggests that everyone should have at least 32GB of RAM in their desktops, and if possible, even more for enhanced performance.Avram also briefly touches on upgrading to 64GB of RAM, recommending purchasing two identical kits or a four-kit of 16GB RAM to save on costs. He estimates that upgrading to 64GB would cost around $120, making it a viable option for those who require higher memory capacity.One of the best resources available is PC Part Picker, a website that helps you build a PC. It shows the current prices for nearly any PC component currently being sold, and can help to ensure that you only purchase components that work together. And, the best part is that the website is completely free to use, making it one of the best tools in the industry.In conclusion, Avram emphasizes the affordability of SSDs and RAM upgrades in the current market. He encourages listeners to take advantage of the low prices and consider upgrading their computer components for improved performance and efficiency. With SSDs becoming increasingly inexpensive and DDR4 RAM being readily available at affordable prices, now is an opportune time to invest in these upgrades. For more advice on PC component deals, check out Tom's Hardware.

Listen to a recap of the best deals and news from 9to5Toys each day at noon. 9to5Toys Daily is available on iTunes and Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed. New episodes of 9to5Toys Daily are recorded every weekday. Subscribe to our podcast in iTunes/Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast player to guarantee new episodes are delivered as soon as they are available. Save $899 on Apple's upgraded 32GB 16-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro at $2,000 all-time low Rare $229 discount hits Apple's M1 MacBook Air with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD at $1,170 Sony's popular XM4 ANC headphones see first discount of the year at $278 (Save $70) Host Rikka Altland  Links: Subscribe to our YouTube channel! Follow us on Twitter! Like our Facebook page! Download the 9to5Toys app! Subscribe to our newsletter!

Listen to a recap of the best deals and news from 9to5Toys each day at noon. 9to5Toys Daily is available on iTunes and Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or through our dedicated RSS feed. New episodes of 9to5Toys Daily are recorded every weekday. Subscribe to our podcast in iTunes/Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast player to guarantee new episodes are delivered as soon as they are available. Save $899 on Apple's upgraded 32GB 16-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro at $2,000 all-time low Rare $229 discount hits Apple's M1 MacBook Air with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD at $1,170 Sony's popular XM4 ANC headphones see first discount of the year at $278 (Save $70) Host Rikka Altland  Links: Subscribe to our YouTube channel! Follow us on Twitter! Like our Facebook page! Download the 9to5Toys app! Subscribe to our newsletter!

Rumours of a new PlayStation portable streaming device dominated the news this week, supplanting the actual reveal of the ultra-powerful Asus ROG Ally, first revealed on - believe it or not - April Fools Day. Meanwhile, John is seriously unhappy about Microsoft blocking emulation on Xbox Series consoles, while the applications of AI tools and the concept of affordable GPUs prompts further debate. And finally... Tekken 8 is on UE5 but is it actually using Nanite and Lumen? 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:41 News 01: Sony to launch streaming-only handheld? 00:16:09 News 02: Asus announces ROG Ally gaming handheld! 00:28:13 News 03: Microsoft blocks emulators on Xbox consoles 00:46:48 Supporter Q1: Can generative AI be integrated into games, like having RPG characters that never run out of dialogue? 00:53:26 Supporter Q2: Will upgrading from 16GB to 32GB of system RAM help with 8GB VRAM GPU bottlenecks? 00:59:22 Supporter Q3: Have any Unreal Engine 5-specific visual features been spotted in the Tekken 8 trailers? 01:02:57 Supporter Q4: When will affordable graphics cards consistently deliver 60 fps with ray tracing? 01:06:08 Supporter Q5: How do you feel about some of the relatively lackluster RT upgrades we've seen recently? Should developers even bother? 01:09:51 Supporter Q6: This Direct has one of the best banners of all time! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We discuss the Sony's new VR Device, Next Gen Consoles, Nintendo, and exclusive rumors… [SPON: dieshrink = 3% off Everything, brokensilicon = 25% off Windows: https://biitt.ly/shbSk ] [SPON: Get 10% off Tasty Vite Ramen with code BROKENSILICON: https://bit.ly/3wKx6v1 ] 0:00 Dead Space Remake – VRS, FSR, and Dynamic Res have Limitations 9:28 PS5 Geometry Engine vs XSX Variable Rate Shading 16:48 Are recent "bad console ports" in reality a sign of things changing? 25:03 Should Devs require NVMe 3.0 SSDs and 32GB of RAM? 41:08 How are PS5 and XBOX Series X doing so far? 44:30 Metal Gear Solid Remake, The Last of Us Factions, Starfield Updates 48:00 Is Starfield in trouble? Where is Hellblade II? What's going on at MS?! 1:03:11 Will the Activision-Blizzard Acquisition Fail? 1:09:32 PlayStation VR2 Marketing and Hardware Quality 1:23:32 Will PS VR2 get PC support? 1:27:32 Meta Quest 3 Cost Leak – Why is Sony charging so much for PS VR2? 1:44:26 6nm XBOX Series X & PlayStation 5 Pro - Sensible in a recession? 2:08:50 When will Nintendo Switch 2 Launch? What will its specs be? 2:21:39 Steam Deck's Future NX Gamer's YT: https://youtube.com/@NXGamer Last Episode he was on: https://youtu.be/1NZcVic-Fkg NX Gamer's Dead Space Remake Video: https://youtu.be/TvuXU8GgJK8 XBOX Server Broken Silicon: https://youtu.be/s6DF4eWU9uQ https://www.ign.com/articles/psvr2-vs-oculus-quest-2-valve-index-comparison-specs https://youtu.be/Jl2ij0cwBq8?t=7315 https://youtu.be/l3FZqJXCuWQ 6nm PS5 Leak: https://www.angstronomics.com/p/ps5-refresh-oberon-plus https://www.ign.com/articles/every-playstation-vr2-launch-game https://www.tweaktown.com/news/80750/nvidias-next-gen-ada-lovelace-gpu-for-nintendo-super-switch-not-pc/index.html https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/xbox-has-failed-to-reach-its-game-pass-subscriber-target-for-the-second-year-running/ https://seekingalpha.com/news/3937769-one-third-party-in-china-said-to-express-concern-with-activisionmicrosoft https://www.eurogamer.net/microsoft-plans-last-ditch-effort-to-save-69bn-activision-blizzard-deal-with-eu-next-week https://www.techspot.com/article/2520-spiderman-cpu-benchmark/

Oh hey, I remember Level 5! No timestamps this week. It's just an entire show talking about Nintendo and its recent Nintendo Direct presentation. If you missed Saturday's live broadcast of Molehill Mountain, you can watch the video replay on YouTube.  Alternatively, you can catch audio versions of the show on iTunes. Molehill Mountain streams live at 7p PST every Saturday night! Credits: Molehill Mountain is hosted by Andrew Eisen.  Music in the show includes “Albino” by Brian Boyko. It is in the public domain and free to use. Molehill Mountain logo by Scott Hepting. Chat Transcript: 7:01 PMCafeFox​I lived in this apartment where we had this board on the floor of my bedroom that would make a popping noise and the woman downstairs would always get p***** off whenever she would hear it 7:01 PMCafeFox​hey andrew 7:06 PMaddictedtochaos​The Wii was a little more than an original Xbox. 7:06 PMSheekago​Evening all 7:08 PMaddictedtochaos​Part of me wishes I only had one shelving unit of games. 7:08 PMSheekago​Nintendo, disappointing fans since the Wii days. 7:11 PMaddictedtochaos​The Wii U was the most powerful console on the market at release, would only last for a year. 7:12 PMaddictedtochaos​Yeah, look at Black Ops 2 running on PS3 and Wii U side by side, there is a big difference. 7:13 PMSheekago​I loved the "For everything but Wii U" videos. 7:14 PMaddictedtochaos​Still impressive when considering how small the Switch actually is. 7:14 PMCafeFox​God, has been 10 years since the WiiU came out? 7:14 PMSheekago​Nintendo is greedy. "We'll make a new console, but we're not going to get cutting edge hardware. We'll loose money on it." 7:15 PMSheekago​Super Switch Advance U 7:16 PMSheekago​I hated how everyone would say Wii U didn't have any good games. Then Switch ported them over and people love them. 7:16 PMaddictedtochaos​Part of the Switch's success is due to great 3rd party support. In order to get continued support from 3rd parties the successor to the Switch will need to be at least as powerful as an Xbox Series S. 7:18 PMSheekago​Fatal Frame Maiden of Black Water is a Wii U game I wanted... just not for $50. I don't want it for the other consoles. 7:18 PMCafeFox​Breath of the wild is still gonna be $60 when Tears of the Kingdom comes out 7:18 PMaddictedtochaos​Breath of the Wild has at least been on sale several times. Currently $40. 7:20 PMSheekago​There was a Dead Space on rail shooter on Wii 7:20 PMSheekago​Yes, Dead Space Extraction, that's the one 7:22 PMSheekago​Off the top of my head, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Paper Mario Color Splash, Nintendoland. I don't know if there are more that didn't get ported. 7:23 PMSheekago​Some of us don't have PS cuz we broke. 7:27 PMSheekago​That's why we have to settle for some of the lower quality games on Switch 7:28 PMSheekago​Yes, improved visuals improve games. Look at Metroid Prime Remastered. 7:32 PMSheekago​Nintendo: "We don't speak about Wii U." 7:34 PMSheekago​Nintendo is getting really greedy. $70 for a game on a 6 year old console... Eat a richard 7:35 PMSheekago​Zelda $70: Tears of the fans 7:37 PMCafeFox​@sheek And from what I can tell, the game seems like its is just a big DLC upgrade to breath of the wild 7:37 PMaddictedtochaos​At least it comes with the game. The collector's edition of Horizon Forbidden West didn't come with a physical copy of the game. 7:38 PMSheekago​@Cafefox someone theorized that it might be $70 because it probably has to be on a 32GB cartridge. Those cost more to make... but I'm sure digital will still be $70 7:38 PMSheekago​Paper Mario Origami King 7:39 PMaddictedtochaos​The quality of life improvements seems like they were done with Andrew in mind, lol. 7:40 PMCafeFox​Wow,

Ep 200Halkbank podržava ApplePayBeware of Modified Zoom App that Delivers Banking Malware IcedID MalwareiPhones and iPads Now Require a Passcode on Every Backup/SyncApple celebrates a groundbreaking year in entertainmentApple Updates the MacBook Pro and Mac mini with New Chipsets and Other FeaturesM2 Pro Mac Mini Specs: Up to 32GB of RAM, Up to Three External Displays, 240Hz Support, and MoreNew MacBook Pro Models Feature HDMI 2.1 Port Instead of HDMI 2.0Maxed Out High-End 16-Inch MacBook Pro Now Costs $6,499David ImeI: Just tried pricing out our $52,199 Mac Pro's at the office for trade in, which you can still buy from Apple, $52,199.Apple introduces the new HomePod with breakthrough sound and intelligenceThe Eclectic Light Company — Which disk image format?Apple A/UX: The First UNIX Mac OS!The Lisa: Apple's Most Influential Failure - CHMTwitterrific: End of an Era • The BreakroomIn Memory Of TweetbotZahvalniceSnimano 21.1.2023.Uvodna muzika by Vladimir Tošić, stari sajt je ovde.Logotip by Aleksandra Ilić.Artwork epizode by Saša Montiljo, njegov kutak na Devianartu.40 x 40 cmulje /oil on canvas2023.U privatnom vlasništvu /private collection

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is slated for release in 'Fall' 2023, Kojima's helping to make a movie, Steam Deck is set to get a successor - and Returnal's recommendations include a mammoth 32GB of memory. All this, plus discussion of the RDNA 3 review aftermath in this week's show. 00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:00 News 01: Spider-Man 2 to launch in fall 2023 00:08:51 News 02: Death Stranding film in the works 00:14:45 News 03: Valve discusses Steam Deck successor 00:26:45 News 04: RX 7900 XT/XTX review follow-up! 00:51:34 News 05: Returnal PC requirements announced 00:57:39 News 06: High on Life launches with major issues, quickly patched 01:06:54 DF Supporter Q1: Which games would you like to get RTX Remix enhancements? 01:10:51 DF Supporter Q2: Why doesn't DLSS significantly lower VRAM use? 01:12:22 DF Supporter Q3: Would you ever release the DF performance analysis tools to the public? 01:17:05 DF Supporter Q4: Alex, would you prefer to play a game with great ray tracing with PSO stutters, or a game without ray tracing with no stutters?

openSUSE removes support for x86-64-v1 CPUs, Reaper gets the CLAP, Asahi Linux M2 Updates, and a 32GB Orange Pi 5.

Following the "Made by Google" launch event last week, we talk through how the Pixel Watch, Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, and Pixel Tablet compare to Apple's devices on the latest episode of The MacRumors Show podcast. The Pixel Watch features a striking round design with a 41mm stainless steel casing, and offers an always-on display, 24-hour battery life, and Fitbit sleep tracking, for a price of $349. With Apple Watch features like blood oxygen monitoring, ECG, Fall Detection, Emergency SOS, 32GB of memory, and more, we talk through how the Pixel Watch compares to Apple's long-reigning smart watch. The Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro offer many features that will be familiar to iPhone users such as 2x crop mode to simulate a telephoto lens, Cinematic Blur for video, Active Stabilization mode, and Face Unlock, but adds faster Night Sight, Photo Unblur, 8GB of memory, and the custom-silicon Tensor G2 chip. The devices look to directly compete with Apple's latest iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro models. Google also offered an early look at the Pixel Tablet that is set to launch next year. The tablet comes alongside a speaker dock that charges the device and turns it into a home-focused device to glance at information, display photos, and control smart home accessories. You can follow us on Twitter @danbarbera and @HartleyCharlton. Be sure to visit macrumors.com for all of the latest Apple news and rumors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Etienne Joins Sean on Wake the Dead to discuss the HBO propaganda creation ‘the Anarchists'. ‘The Anarchists' is a very sophisticated propaganda weapon to destroy a community focused on teaching & healing people from the stockholm syndrome of statism and mental slavery. Etienne's friends were featured in the documentary series. He gives us a first hand view and a clear perspective on what really happened at Anarchopulco. Etienne de la Boetie² is the nom de plume of the voluntaryist author of “Government” – The Biggest Scam in History… Exposed! backed up by a 32GB flash drive/Dropboxes called: The Liberator. He is a father, technology entrepreneur, cyclist, runner, hot yogi, multi-disciplinarian truther, armchair economist, cryptocurrency enthusiast, and neo-abolitionist who is experimenting with large-scale cult deprogramming. Mr. Boetie² distills 20+ years of research into short, easily-digestible treatises on individual subjects and optimizes them for the 65% of society who are visual learners. Boetie² includes references and links to more comprehensive research and the “authentic voices” of the developing alternative media. Mr. Boetie² is also the founder of a start-up public policy organization: The Art of Liberty Foundation that is developing voluntary and free market solutions to social issues while exposing the illegitimacy and criminality of “government”, and the hidden curriculum of organized crime's mandatory government schools, scouting programs, and police/military “training”: The pseudo-religion of Statism, obedience, fealty, “order-following” and tax slavery. Find Etienne's website here: https://artofliberty.org/ Find his book here: https://government-scam.com/ Find his articles on HBO's 'the Anarchists' documentary here: https://artofliberty.substack.com/ please donate to Wake the Dead here: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/seanmccannabis visit Wake the Dead's online store here: https://www.storefrontier.com/wakethedead

As principais notícias de tecnologia desta sexta-feira são as seguintes: o Real Digital vai começar a ser testado ainda esse mês, hackers estão vendendo dados e acessos do Gov.br após ataque, a polícia prendeu um casal que deu um golpe de R$ 10 milhões com um “robô-trader” e as agências físicas do Mercado Livre aceitando produtos para devolução e restituindo seu dinheiro na hora.

Here at RGDS Towers, we love our Amiga, and so in celebration of the wonderful new Amiga Mini console, we thought it would be fun to wax lyrical of some of our recommendations of lesser know Amiga games.   So grab some floppies and join us as we X-Copy 'Dat' Floppy of some real classics. Show Notes: RGDS Discord Channel: Discord Link Buy an Amiga Mini : Amazon Link Extra Amiga Mini Mouse: Amazon Link Extra Amiga Mini Joypad: Amazon Link Competition Pro USB Joystick: Amazon Link A500 Mini/Maxi Users: Discord Link Aminimiga: https://www.aminimiga.com/ (Make your Amiga Mini a fully fledged Amiga Workbench with 3K games, all the demos, apps and an amazing jukebox of Amiga tunes. RGDS of best of PD for Amiga Mini (install on USB in ADFPublic DomainBest Of PD & Shareware) Entire 17-Bit and Assassin PD Library as ADF Amiga Power ADF Renamed collection Drisk's CD32 Project (on Amiga Mini install on USB in Amiga CD32 folder.) Rufus Disk Manager Tool : Link - Make USB sticks bigger than 32Gb work with an Amiga Mini for extra space. Ambernic 351V : Amazon Shop Link The Ultimate Guide to Amiga PD Games Book: Amazon Link The Games for the RGDS Compilation: X-Copy 'Dat' Floppy : Volume 1 1. Hudson Hawk : Game | Manual 2. Alien Fish Finger : Game   3. Roadkill : Game | Manual 4. Life and Death : Game | Manual 5. Ruff 'n' Tumble : Game | Manual Grapevine Amiga Magazine: Links      

在苹果宣布 iPod touch 停产后的一天内，官网上所有颜色型号的 256GB 和 128GB 版本 iPod touch 已经售罄。现在从苹果中国官网看到，目前在售的 iPod touch 已全部售罄，甚至连 32GB 版的也已被抢光。据悉，这是该公司仍在销售的便携式音乐播放器的最后一个型号。这一事件宣布了苹果公司在 2001 年首次推出 iPod 时开启的数字音乐时代告结，iPod touch 也从此完成它的使命。

This week: new leaks give us our best look yet at the FOUR upcoming iPhone 14 models, including sizes, features, and BIG price increases. Plus: Mac Studio orders are now getting BIG delays, the $80 "smart water bottle", and our first impressions of Paramount+ streaming service! This episode supported by Easily create a beautiful website all by yourself, at Squarespace.com/cultcast. Use offer code CultCast at checkout to get 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain. Cult of Mac's watch store is full of beautiful straps that cost way less than Apple's. See the full curated collection at Store.Cultofmac.com CultCloth will keep your Mac Studio, Studio Display, iPhone 13, glasses and lenses sparkling clean, and for a limited time use code CULTCAST at checkout to score a free CarryCloth with any order at CultCloth.co. This week's stories Apple Studio Displays & Mac Studio - A Digital Artist's Perspective Wait times for Mac Studio stretch into July There's no version of the Mac Studio available from Apple's online store in less than a week. And the only configurations that ship so quickly are the ones with the base model M1 Max processor, 512GB of storage, and either 32GB or 64GB of RAM. Leaked iPhone 14 front panels offer best size comparison yet An image supposedly showing the front screen panels of all four iPhone 14 models has leaked out. It gives a side-by-side comparison of some of the most significant changes coming this fall to Apple's 2022 handsets. Win an Aer Fit Pack 3 backpack and go from work to gym in style [Cult of Mac giveaway] This week's Cult of Mac giveaway is for the Fit Pack 3 backpack from Aer. The Fit Pack 3 is more than just a backpack, though. It's a hybrid duffle/backpack that will carry you from work to the gym without hassle because it has special compartments for everything. Apple integrates two new smart water bottles with Health app Are you drinking enough water? Probably not. But if you want to know for sure, Apple's online and retail stores have started selling two new smart water bottles from HidrateSpark. They automatically track your water intake and sync it to the Apple Health app. Paramount+ has nearly 40 million subscribers A lot of people are paying for Paramount+ to watch Halo and Star Trek: Picard, even if neither series has been particularly outstanding. On Tuesday, Paramount Global (formerly ViacomCBS) announced that it added 6.8 million new Paramount+ Plus: Shining Girls thriller could be another hit for Apple TV+ - Lewis basically a quick plug for our reviews! The metaphysical-horror-thriller Shining Girls only premiered on Apple TV+ a few days ago, but the Elisabeth Moss series is already in the top 10 most streamed shows. And it's drawing positive reviews, too.

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Android 12L is official as "Android 12.1," rolling out now to Pixel phones. Android 12L: Hands-on with EVERY new feature and function. New Feature Drop update leaves out Pixel 6, improves Live Caption & Live Translate. Geekbench just banned the last four years of Samsung flagships over throttling debacle. Samsung responds to app-throttling discovery, promises to ship an off switch. OSOM talks about its first phone, ahead of a Q4 release. Carl Pei's Nothing is working on a smartphone. Nothing can't stop smartphone leaks. HTC will make a return to 'high-end' Android phones in April, focused on the Metaverse. Google Pixel 6a and Pixel Watch could launch later than expected. Google Pixel 6a and 'Pixel Watch' tipped to come in three colors each, 32GB storage for watch. YouTube Music artist pages now list songs and albums 'From your library,' like Play Music . Google is pulling the plug on Assistant Snapshot, the only trace left of Google Now. Read our show notes here: https://bit.ly/3MAH7jz Hosts: Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Huyen Tue Dao Subscribe to All About Android at https://twit.tv/shows/all-about-android. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: itpro.tv/allaboutandroid promo code AAA30

Android 12L is official as "Android 12.1," rolling out now to Pixel phones. Android 12L: Hands-on with EVERY new feature and function. New Feature Drop update leaves out Pixel 6, improves Live Caption & Live Translate. Geekbench just banned the last four years of Samsung flagships over throttling debacle. Samsung responds to app-throttling discovery, promises to ship an off switch. OSOM talks about its first phone, ahead of a Q4 release. Carl Pei's Nothing is working on a smartphone. Nothing can't stop smartphone leaks. HTC will make a return to 'high-end' Android phones in April, focused on the Metaverse. Google Pixel 6a and Pixel Watch could launch later than expected. Google Pixel 6a and 'Pixel Watch' tipped to come in three colors each, 32GB storage for watch. YouTube Music artist pages now list songs and albums 'From your library,' like Play Music . Google is pulling the plug on Assistant Snapshot, the only trace left of Google Now. Read our show notes here: https://bit.ly/3MAH7jz Hosts: Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Huyen Tue Dao Subscribe to All About Android at https://twit.tv/shows/all-about-android. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: itpro.tv/allaboutandroid promo code AAA30

Android 12L is official as "Android 12.1," rolling out now to Pixel phones. Android 12L: Hands-on with EVERY new feature and function. New Feature Drop update leaves out Pixel 6, improves Live Caption & Live Translate. Geekbench just banned the last four years of Samsung flagships over throttling debacle. Samsung responds to app-throttling discovery, promises to ship an off switch. OSOM talks about its first phone, ahead of a Q4 release. Carl Pei's Nothing is working on a smartphone. Nothing can't stop smartphone leaks. HTC will make a return to 'high-end' Android phones in April, focused on the Metaverse. Google Pixel 6a and Pixel Watch could launch later than expected. Google Pixel 6a and 'Pixel Watch' tipped to come in three colors each, 32GB storage for watch. YouTube Music artist pages now list songs and albums 'From your library,' like Play Music . Google is pulling the plug on Assistant Snapshot, the only trace left of Google Now. Read our show notes here: https://bit.ly/3MAH7jz Hosts: Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Huyen Tue Dao Subscribe to All About Android at https://twit.tv/shows/all-about-android. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: itpro.tv/allaboutandroid promo code AAA30

Android 12L is official as "Android 12.1," rolling out now to Pixel phones. Android 12L: Hands-on with EVERY new feature and function. New Feature Drop update leaves out Pixel 6, improves Live Caption & Live Translate. Geekbench just banned the last four years of Samsung flagships over throttling debacle. Samsung responds to app-throttling discovery, promises to ship an off switch. OSOM talks about its first phone, ahead of a Q4 release. Carl Pei's Nothing is working on a smartphone. Nothing can't stop smartphone leaks. HTC will make a return to 'high-end' Android phones in April, focused on the Metaverse. Google Pixel 6a and Pixel Watch could launch later than expected. Google Pixel 6a and 'Pixel Watch' tipped to come in three colors each, 32GB storage for watch. YouTube Music artist pages now list songs and albums 'From your library,' like Play Music . Google is pulling the plug on Assistant Snapshot, the only trace left of Google Now. Read our show notes here: https://bit.ly/3MAH7jz Hosts: Jason Howell, Ron Richards, and Huyen Tue Dao Subscribe to All About Android at https://twit.tv/shows/all-about-android. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsor: itpro.tv/allaboutandroid promo code AAA30

With Gareth Myles and Ted SalmonJoin us on Mewe RSS Link: https://techaddicts.libsyn.com/rss iTunes | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Tunein | Spotify  Amazon | Pocket Casts | Castbox | PodHubUK   Feedback and Contributions: Ian Barton on Insta360 Go2 I have been trying to convince myself I don't need one of these but caved in over Christmas. I am now a convert.But… It's only got 32GB memory and video resolution maxes-out at 1440. However… Results look as good as my 4K GoPro. Image stabilization isn't as good as GoPro, but in most cases it's OK. The app is versatile, but it takes some learning to get the best from it. The camera is waterproof.There are various accessories in the box… Charging case (which also acts like a micro-tripod). Magnet with a cord (so you can attach the camera on something like a shirt). Easy Clip mount (you could attach to a peaked hat). A pivot stand (you can attach to almost anything). I have an embarrassing number of action cameras but the USP with the Go2 is I can carry it all the time in a pocket. It's much better than my phone's camera. -------------------- Hardline on the hardware: HP announces Fortis line of durable education Chromebooks with LTE Microsoft highlights new education laptops powered by Windows 11 SE - Windows 11 SE Logitech announces a new, durable EDU-focused USI pen - The Best Chromebook Pen Ever Dimensity 10000: MediaTek's next-gen 3 nm flagship SoC set to combat the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra and Plus listed on Amazon ahead of launch, specifications revealed IdeaPad Duet 5 Chromebook | Dual 2-in-1 ultra-portability with brilliant OLED display | Lenovo UK Oppo outlines battery-free future powered by cellular, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi signals Google Pixel Watch Launch Date Leak Foldable Phones to get 35% Cheaper this year A closer look at the Leica M11 (photo gallery)  IRS Will Require Facial Recognition Scans to Access Your Taxes Online Flap your trap about an App: Microsoft is buying troubled publisher Activision Blizzard for nearly $70 billion - But Call of Duty stays on PlayStation - Microsoft now own Sierra titles. Chrome 100 Arrived! (Chrome Canary on Android, not Dev Channel on Chromebooks) Did it happen…? Airlines warn of imminent interference once C-Band 5G goes live Wednesday - Delayed Rollout - Looks like it's sorted now The latest Google service to bite the dust is the celebrity-focused Cameos - to be charitable, maybe it was best suited to lockdowns! But there is this … https://www.cameo.com/ 'Floating workspace' for Chrome OS will sync tabs & windows - 9to5Google Android 12 appeared on my Samsung Galaxy S10 Pixel 6 Pro negative comments Gavin's … perspective Hark Back:  iMac G3 - This ad Bargain Basement: Best UK deals and tech on sale we have spotted Multi Purpose Home Office Lap Desk with Mouse Pad and Phone Holder SanDisk Ultra 256GB microSDXC Memory Card - Now: £23.99 Was: £48.99 for a Switch AKG K701 £119 from £159 (and 5x£23.80) Xiaomi Redmi Note 10S - 6GB+128GB - back down to £169 again from £229 Lenovo Tab M10 2nd Gen FHD Plus 10.3 Inch LTE Android Tablet - Now £149.00 Was: £229.99  Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G £699 - £150(+) Trade-In. Has to be Samsung, Apple, Google, OnePlus or Huawei(!) - I was offered £160 for my SGS10 - play with the calculator! Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 Wifi - £89.00 Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Wi-Fi 256GB £100 off now £589 Main Show URL: http://www.techaddicts.uk | PodHubUK Contact:: gareth@techaddicts.uk | @techaddictsuk Gareth - @garethmyles | garethmyles.com Ted - tedsalmon.com | Ted's PayPal | Ted's Amazon | tedsalmon@post.com YouTube: Tech Addicts The PodHubUK PodcastsPodHubUK - Twitter - MeWe PSC Group - PSC Photos - PSC Classifieds - WhateverWorks - Camera Creations - TechAddictsUK - The TechBox - AAM - AAWP - Chewing Gum for the Ears - Projector Room - Coffee Time - Ted's Salmagundi - Steve's Rants'n'Raves - Ted's Amazon - Steve's Amazon - Buy Ted a Coffee

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据彭博社、路透社、The Information多家外媒报道，快手寻求最快今年在香港上市，目标估值500亿美元。知情人士称，快手已经聘请了美国银行、华兴资本和摩根士丹利进行首次公开募股，希望尽快在10月底申请上市。快手回应36氪称，不予置评。 在昨天举行的2020中关村论坛主论坛上，雷军透露，小米在北京经济技术开发区的高端手机智能工厂目前正在计划二期。工厂建成投产后，一个工厂可能只有100个人，就能实现年产值600到700亿元。涉足工业制造领域，推动工厂设备、生产规模大规模降低。 微博管理员昨天发布公告称，为了完善平台服务，保障用户权益，保护逝者隐私，防止逝者账号被盗，站方将对逝者账号设置保护状态。设置为保护状态的账号不能登录、不能新发内容、不能删除内容、不能更改状态。 英超与腾讯达成1年中国转播协议。腾讯体育官方企鹅号发文称，腾讯体育与英超联盟达成合作，正式成为英超联赛大陆地区独家新媒体转播平台，将全程转播英超2020-2021赛季剩余全部赛事。2020-2021赛季英超联赛于9月12日已经正式开始，腾讯体育将从第二轮开始进行全部赛事转播，提供播出足够场次的免费赛事。同时，英超官方将会正式入驻腾讯内容开放平台，以视频和图文形式，为球迷提供比赛、球队、球员的内容。 苹果刚刚发布的iPad 8无线局域网的版本已经在官网开售， 售价2499元起，预计发货日期5-7个工作日。无线局域网+蜂窝网络机型将在获得批准后发售，而一同发布的iPad Air 4将于10月发售。具体售价方面，iPad 8平板电脑32GB版本无线局域网机型2499元，蜂窝网络机型3499元；而128GB无线局域网机型2999元，蜂窝网络机型3999元。 索尼昨天召开新品发布会，公布了预热已久的PlayStation 5的发售时间和售价。PS5将率先于11月12日在美国、日本、加拿大、墨西哥、澳大利亚、新西兰和韩国等市场发售。过一周后，将在包括欧洲、中东和南美在内的全球其他地方推出。不过，中国的玩家们可能还需要再等等，PS5在中国的发布日期还尚未被定下来，索尼表示将择期宣布。价格方面，PS5分为两个版本，无光驱版售价399.99美元，光驱版售价499.99美元。当年PS4也是以399美元的价格首发，尽管性能有所提高，可索尼还是选择让PS5无光驱版本和PS4看齐。 据香港信报报道，随着新冠肺炎疫情好转后，汇丰控股、花旗等银行都已经重新启动裁员行动，据彭博汇总的数据显示，全球银行业今年宣布的裁员总数已经达到6.378万人。去年全行业裁员近8万，是2015年以来最大规模，今年数据可能超过这个纪录。从欧洲、北美到亚洲、非洲，30多家银行计划裁员，而实际数字可能更高，因为许多银行在不披露计划的情况下裁了员。

据彭博社、路透社、The Information多家外媒报道，快手寻求最快今年在香港上市，目标估值500亿美元。知情人士称，快手已经聘请了美国银行、华兴资本和摩根士丹利进行首次公开募股，希望尽快在10月底申请上市。快手回应36氪称，不予置评。 在昨天举行的2020中关村论坛主论坛上，雷军透露，小米在北京经济技术开发区的高端手机智能工厂目前正在计划二期。工厂建成投产后，一个工厂可能只有100个人，就能实现年产值600到700亿元。涉足工业制造领域，推动工厂设备、生产规模大规模降低。 微博管理员昨天发布公告称，为了完善平台服务，保障用户权益，保护逝者隐私，防止逝者账号被盗，站方将对逝者账号设置保护状态。设置为保护状态的账号不能登录、不能新发内容、不能删除内容、不能更改状态。 英超与腾讯达成1年中国转播协议。腾讯体育官方企鹅号发文称，腾讯体育与英超联盟达成合作，正式成为英超联赛大陆地区独家新媒体转播平台，将全程转播英超2020-2021赛季剩余全部赛事。2020-2021赛季英超联赛于9月12日已经正式开始，腾讯体育将从第二轮开始进行全部赛事转播，提供播出足够场次的免费赛事。同时，英超官方将会正式入驻腾讯内容开放平台，以视频和图文形式，为球迷提供比赛、球队、球员的内容。 苹果刚刚发布的iPad 8无线局域网的版本已经在官网开售， 售价2499元起，预计发货日期5-7个工作日。无线局域网+蜂窝网络机型将在获得批准后发售，而一同发布的iPad Air 4将于10月发售。具体售价方面，iPad 8平板电脑32GB版本无线局域网机型2499元，蜂窝网络机型3499元；而128GB无线局域网机型2999元，蜂窝网络机型3999元。 索尼昨天召开新品发布会，公布了预热已久的PlayStation 5的发售时间和售价。PS5将率先于11月12日在美国、日本、加拿大、墨西哥、澳大利亚、新西兰和韩国等市场发售。过一周后，将在包括欧洲、中东和南美在内的全球其他地方推出。不过，中国的玩家们可能还需要再等等，PS5在中国的发布日期还尚未被定下来，索尼表示将择期宣布。价格方面，PS5分为两个版本，无光驱版售价399.99美元，光驱版售价499.99美元。当年PS4也是以399美元的价格首发，尽管性能有所提高，可索尼还是选择让PS5无光驱版本和PS4看齐。 据香港信报报道，随着新冠肺炎疫情好转后，汇丰控股、花旗等银行都已经重新启动裁员行动，据彭博汇总的数据显示，全球银行业今年宣布的裁员总数已经达到6.378万人。去年全行业裁员近8万，是2015年以来最大规模，今年数据可能超过这个纪录。从欧洲、北美到亚洲、非洲，30多家银行计划裁员，而实际数字可能更高，因为许多银行在不披露计划的情况下裁了员。

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We review the information about Spectre & Meltdown thus far, we look at NetBSD memory sanitizer progress, Postgres on ZFS & show you a bit about NomadBSD. This episode was brought to you by Headlines Meltdown Spectre Official Site (https://meltdownattack.com/) Kernel-memory-leaking Intel processor design flaw forces Linux, Windows redesign (https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/01/02/intel_cpu_design_flaw/) Intel's official response (https://newsroom.intel.com/news/intel-responds-to-security-research-findings/) The Register mocks intels response with pithy annotations (https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/01/04/intel_meltdown_spectre_bugs_the_registers_annotations/) Intel's Analysis PDF (https://newsroom.intel.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/11/2018/01/Intel-Analysis-of-Speculative-Execution-Side-Channels.pdf) XKCD (https://xkcd.com/1938/) Response from FreeBSD (https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-security/2018-January/009719.html) FreeBSD's patch WIP (https://reviews.freebsd.org/D13797) Why Raspberry Pi isn't vulnerable to Spectre or Meltdown (https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/why-raspberry-pi-isnt-vulnerable-to-spectre-or-meltdown/) Xen mitigation patches (https://lists.xenproject.org/archives/html/xen-devel/2018-01/msg00110.html) Overview of affected FreeBSD Platforms/Architectures (https://wiki.freebsd.org/SpeculativeExecutionVulnerabilities) Groff's response (https://twitter.com/GroffTheBSDGoat/status/949372300368867328) ##### We'll cover OpenBSD, NetBSD, and DragonflyBSD's responses in next weeks episode. *** ###The LLVM Memory Sanitizer support work in progress (https://blog.netbsd.org/tnf/entry/the_llvm_memory_sanitizer_support) > In the past 31 days, I've managed to get the core functionality of MSan to work. This is an uninitialized memory usage detector. MSan is a special sanitizer because it requires knowledge of every entry to the basesystem library and every entry to the kernel through public interfaces. This is mandatory in order to mark memory regions as initialized. Most of the work has been done directly for MSan. However, part of the work helped generic features in compiler-rt. Sanitizers > Changes in the sanitizer are listed below in chronological order. Almost all of the changes mentioned here landed upstream. A few small patches were reverted due to breaking non-NetBSD hosts and are rescheduled for further investigation. I maintain these patches locally and have moved on for now to work on the remaining features. NetBSD syscall hooks > I wrote a large patch (815kb!) adding support for NetBSD syscall hooks for use with sanitizers. NetBSD ioctl(2) hooks > Similar to the syscall hooks, there is need to handle every ioctl(2) call. I've created the needed patch, this time shorter - for less than 300kb. New patches still pending for upstream review > There are two corrections that I've created, and they are still pending upstream for review: Add MSan interceptor for fstat(2)](https://reviews.llvm.org/D41637) Correct the setitimer interceptor on NetBSD)](https://reviews.llvm.org/D41502) > I've got a few more local patches that require cleanup before submitting to review. NetBSD basesystem corrections Sanitizers in Go The MSan state as of today Solaris support in sanitizers > I've helped the Solaris team add basic support for Sanitizers (ASan, UBsan). This does not help NetBSD directly, however indirectly it improves the overall support for non-Linux hosts and helps to catch more Linuxisms in the code. Plan for the next milestone > I plan to continue the work on MSan and correct sanitizing of the NetBSD basesystem utilities. This mandates me to iterate over the basesystem libraries implementing the missing interceptors and correcting the current support of the existing ones. My milestone is to build all src/bin programs against Memory Sanitizer and when possible execute them cleanly. This work was sponsored by The NetBSD Foundation. The NetBSD Foundation is a non-profit organization and welcomes any donations to help us continue funding projects and services to the open-source community. Please consider visiting the following URL, and chip in what you can: http://netbsd.org/donations/#how-to-donate (http://netbsd.org/donations/#how-to-donate) *** ##News Roundup ###MWL's 2017 Wrap-Up (https://blather.michaelwlucas.com/archives/3078) > The obvious place to start is my 2016 wrap-up post](https://blather.michaelwlucas.com/archives/2822), where I listed goals for 2017. As usual, these goals were wildly delusional. > The short answer is, my iron was back up to normal. My writing speed wasn't, though. I'd lost too much general health, and needed hard exercise to recover it. Yes, writing requires physical endurance. Maintaining that level of concentration for several hours a day demands a certain level of blood flow to the brain. I could have faked it in a day job, but when self-employed as an artist? Not so much. > Then there's travel. I did my usual BSDCan trip, plus two educational trips to Lincoln City, Oregon. The current political mayhem convinced me that if I wanted to hit EuroBSDCon any time in the next few years, I should do it in the very near future. So I went to Paris, where I promptly got pickpocketed. (Thankfully, they didn't get my passport.) I was actively writing the third edition of Absolute FreeBSD, so I visited BSDCam in Cambridge to get the latest information and a sense of where FreeBSD was going. I also did weekends at Kansas LinuxFest (because they asked and paid for my trip) and Penguicon. > (Because people will ask: why EuroBSDCon and not AsiaBSDCon? A six-hour transatlantic flight requires that I take a substantial dose of heavy-grade tranquilizers. I'm incapable of making intelligent decisions while on those drugs, or for several hours afterward. They don't last long enough for twelve-hour flight to Japan, so I need to be accompanied by someone qualified to tell me when I need to take the next dose partway through the flight. This isn't a predetermined time that I can set an alarm for; it depends on how the clonazepam affects me at those altitudes. A drug overdose while flying over the North Pole would be bad. When I can arrange that qualified companion, I'll make the trip.) > I need most of the preceding week to prepare for long trips. I need the following week to recover from time shifts and general exhaustion. Additionally, I have to hoard people juice for a few weeks beforehand so I can deal with folks during these expeditions. Travel disrupts my dojo time as well, which impacts my health. > Taken as a whole: I didn't get nearly as much done as I hoped. I wrote more stories, but Kris Rusch bludgeoned me into submitting them to trad markets. (The woman is a brute, I tell you. Cross her at your peril.) Among my 2017 titles, my fiction outsold the tech books. No, not Prohibition Orcs–all four of the people who buy those love them, but the sales tell me I've done something wrong with those tales. My cozy mystery git commit murder outsold Relayd and Httpd Mastery. But what outdid them both, as well as most of my older books? What title utterly dominated my sales for the last quarter of the year? It was of course, my open source software political satire disguised as porn Savaged by Systemd: an Erotic Unix Encounter. (https://www.michaelwarrenlucas.com/index.php/romance#sbs) > I can't believe I just wrote that paragraph. The good news is, once I recovered from EuroBSDCon, my writing got better. I finished Absolute FreeBSD, 3rd edition and submitted it to the publisher. I wrote the second edition of SSH Mastery (no link, because you can't order it yet.) I'm plowing through git sync murder, the sequel to git commit murder. I don't get to see the new Star Wars movie until I finish GSM, so hopefully that'll be this month. All in all, I wrote 480,200 words in 2017. Most of that was after September. It's annoyingly close to breaking half a million, but after 2016's scandalous 195,700, I'll take it. *** ###PG Phriday: Postgres on ZFS (https://blog.2ndquadrant.com/pg-phriday-postgres-zfs/) > ZFS is a filesystem originally created by Sun Microsystems, and has been available for BSD over a decade. While Postgres will run just fine on BSD, most Postgres installations are historically Linux-based systems. ZFS on Linux has had much more of a rocky road to integration due to perceived license incompatibilities. > As a consequence, administrators were reluctant or outright refused to run ZFS on their Linux clusters. It wasn't until OpenZFS was introduced in 2013 that this slowly began to change. These days, ZFS and Linux are starting to become more integrated, and Canonical of Ubuntu fame even announced direct support for ZFS in their 16.04 LTS release. > So how can a relatively obscure filesystem designed by a now-defunct hardware and software company help Postgres? Let's find out! Eddie waited til he finished high school > Old server hardware is dirt cheap these days, and make for a perfect lab for testing suspicious configurations. This is the server we'll be using for these tests for those following along at home, or want some point of reference: Dell R710 x2 Intel X5660 CPUs, for up to 24 threads 64GB RAM x4 1TB 7200RPM SATA HDDs H200 RAID card configured for Host Bus Adapter (HBA) mode 250GB Samsung 850 EVO SSD > The H200 is particularly important, as ZFS acts as its own RAID system. It also has its own checksumming and other algorithms that don't like RAID cards getting in the way. As such, we put the card itself in a mode that facilitates this use case. > Due to that, we lose out on any battery-backed write cache the RAID card might offer. To make up for it, it's fairly common to use an SSD or other persistent fast storage to act both as a write cache, and a read cache. This also transforms our HDDs into hybrid storage automatically, which is a huge performance boost on a budget. She had a guitar and she taught him some chords > First things first: we need a filesystem. This hardware has four 1TB HDDs, and a 250GB SSD. To keep this article from being too long, we've already placed GPT partition tables on all the HDDs, and split the SSD into 50GB for the OS, 32GB for the write cache, and 150GB for the read cache. A more robust setup would probably use separate SSDs or a mirrored pair for these, but labs are fair game. They moved into a place they both could afford > Let's start by getting a performance baseline for the hardware. We might expect peak performance at 12 or 24 threads because the server has 12 real CPUs and 24 threads, but query throughput actually topped out at concurrent 32 processes. We can scratch our heads over this later, for now, we can consider it the maximum capabilities of this hardware. Here's a small sample: ``` $> pgbench -S -j 32 -c 32 -M prepared -T 20 pgbench ... tps = 264661.135288 (including connections establishing) tps = 264849.345595 (excluding connections establishing) ``` So far, this is pretty standard behavior. 260k prepared queries per second is great read performance, but this is supposed to be a filesystem demonstration. Let's get ZFS involved. + The papers said Ed always played from the heart Let's repeat that same test with writes enabled. Once that happens, filesystem syncs, dirty pages, WAL overhead, and other things should drastically reduce overall throughput. That's an expected result, but how much are we looking at, here? ``` $> pgbench -j 32 -c 32 -M prepared -T 10 pgbench ... tps = 6153.877658 (including connections establishing) tps = 6162.392166 (excluding connections establishing) ``` SSD cache or not, storage overhead is a painful reality. Still, 6000 TPS with writes enabled is a great result for this hardware. Or is it? Can we actually do better? Consider the Postgres fullpagewrites parameter. Tomas Vondra has written about it in the past as a necessity to prevent WAL corruption due to partial writes. The WAL is both streaming replication and crash recovery, so its integrity is of utmost importance. As a result, this is one parameter almost everyone should leave alone. ZFS is Copy on Write (CoW). As a result, it's not possible to have a torn page because a page can't be partially written without reverting to the previous copy. This means we can actually turn off fullpagewrites in the Postgres config. The results are some fairly startling performance gains: $> pgbench -j 32 -c 32 -M prepared -T 10 pgbench tps = 10325.200812 (including connections establishing) tps = 10336.807218 (excluding connections establishing) That's nearly a 70% improvement. Due to write amplification caused by full page writes, Postgres produced 1.2GB of WAL files during a 1-minute pgbench test, but only 160MB with full page writes disabled. To be fair, a 32-thread pgbench write test is extremely abusive and certainly not a typical usage scenario. However, ZFS just ensured our storage a much lower write load by altering one single parameter. That means the capabilities of the hardware have also been extended to higher write workloads as IO bandwidth is not being consumed by WAL traffic. + They both met movie stars, partied and mingled Astute readers may have noticed we didn't change the default ZFS block size from 128k to align with the Postgres default of 8kb. As it turns out, the 128kb blocks allow ZFS to better combine some of those 8kb Postgres pages to save space. That will allow our measly 2TB to go a lot further than is otherwise possible. Please note that this is not de-duplication, but simple lz4 compression, which is nearly real-time in terms of CPU overhead. De-duplication on ZFS is currently an uncertain bizzaro universe populated with misshapen horrors crawling along a broken landscape. It's a world of extreme memory overhead for de-duplication tables, and potential lost data due to inherent conflicts with the CoW underpinnings. Please don't use it, let anyone else use it, or even think about using it, ever. + They made a record and it went in the chart We're still not done. One important aspect of ZFS as a CoW filesystem, is that it has integrated snapshots. Consider the scenario where a dev is connected to the wrong system and drops what they think is a table in a QA environment. It turns out they were in the wrong terminal and just erased a critical production table, and now everyone is frantic. + The future was wide open It's difficult to discount an immediately observable reduction in write overhead. Snapshots have a multitude of accepted and potential use cases, as well. In addition to online low-overhead compression, and the hybrid cache layer, ZFS boasts a plethora of features we didn't explore. Built-in checksums with integrated self-healing suggest it isn't entirely necessary to re-initialize an existing Postgres instance to enable checksums. The filesystem itself ensures checksums are validated and correct, especially if we have more than one drive resource in our pool. It even goes the extra mile and actively corrects inconsistencies when encountered. I immediately discounted ZFS back in 2012 because the company I worked for at the time was a pure Linux shop. ZFS was only available using the FUSE driver back then, meaning ZFS only worked through userspace with no real kernel integration. It was fun to tinker with, but nobody sane would use that on a production server of any description. Things have changed quite drastically since then. I've stopped waiting for btrfs to become viable, and ZFS has probably taken the throne away from XFS as my filesystem of choice. Future editions of the Postgres High Availability Cookbook will reflect this as well. Postgres MVCC and ZFS CoW seem made for each other. I'm curious to see what will transpire over the next few years now that ZFS has reached mainstream acceptance in at least one major Linux distribution. NomadBSD (https://github.com/mrclksr/NomadBSD) About NomadBSD is a live system for flash drives, based on FreeBSD. Screenshots http://freeshell.de/~mk/download/nomadbsd-ss1.png http://freeshell.de/~mk/download/nomadbsd-ss2.png Requirements for building the image A recent FreeBSD system Requirements for running NomadBSD A 4GB (or more) flash drive A System capable running FreeBSD 11.1 (amd64) Building the image ~~ csh # make image ~~ Writing the image to an USB memory stick ~~ csh # dd if=nomadbsd.img of=/dev/da0 bs=10240 conv=sync ~~ Resize filesystem to use the entire USB memory Boot NomadBSD into single user mode, and execute: ~~ # gpart delete -i 2 da0s1 # gpart resize -i 1 da0 # gpart commit da0s1 ~~ Determine the partition size in megabytes using fdisk da0 and calculate the remaining size of da0s1a: = - . ~~ # gpart resize -i 1 -s M da0s1 # gpart add -t freebsd-swap -i 2 da0s1 # glabel label NomadBSDsw da0s1b # service growfs onestart # reboot ~~ FreeBSD forum thread (https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/63888/) A short screen capture video of the NomadBSD system running in VirtualBox (https://freeshell.de/~mk/download/nomad_capture.mp4) *** ##Beastie Bits Coolpkg, a package manager inspired by Nix for OpenBSD (https://github.com/andrewchambers/coolpkg) zrepl - ZFS replication (https://zrepl.github.io/) OpenBSD hotplugd automount script (https://bijanebrahimi.github.io/blog/openbsd-hotplugd-scripting.html) Ancient troff sources vs. modern-day groff (https://virtuallyfun.com/2017/12/22/learn-ancient-troff-sources-vs-modern-day-groff/) Paypal donation balance and status.. thanks everyone! (http://lists.dragonflybsd.org/pipermail/users/2017-December/313752.html) Supervised FreeBSD rc.d script for a Go daemon (updated in last few days) (https://redbyte.eu/en/blog/supervised-freebsd-init-script-for-go-deamon/) A Brief History of sed (https://blog.sourcerer.io/a-brief-history-of-sed-6eaf00302ed) Flamegraph: Why does my AWS instance boot so slow? (http://www.daemonology.net/timestamping/tslog-c5.4xlarge.svg) *** ##Feedback/Questions Jeremy - Replacing Drive in a Zpool (http://dpaste.com/319593M#wrap) Dan's Blog (https://dan.langille.org/2017/08/16/swapping-5tb-in-3tb-out/) Tim - Keeping GELI key through reboot (http://dpaste.com/11QTA06) Brian - Mixing 2.5 and 3.5 drives (http://dpaste.com/2JQVD10#wrap) Troels - zfs swap on FreeBSD (http://dpaste.com/147WAFR#wrap) ***