Oh, Snap 

Go to bed!

DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS MAN. MELT YOUR CARDS DOWN INTO HATCHET AND CLAIM YOUR RIGHTFULLY DESERVED NEW GPU NOW!!!

​@@Day100I hope you're joking.

i love u riley

It’s so late that it’s past midnight, almost 1am

Cuz they keep not hiring any communications majors

Enshittification

It's for investors, not consumers

@@kreuner11 The new Intel Epic Gourmet v2 Razorlake Max Enshitification Plus

Its not hard to make an awful name hence why

made my morning

LAKE day is comming

@@andreimade3261 I almost had my tea coming out of my nose.

juz waitting FOOT day come and kick all copilshit and onedriveshit out of my operating system

Linux Enhanced Gaming?

I hate u for making me notice that

It's moving though

Not on my CRT where I'm watching RU-vid

Yeah, when I first saw it, I kept trying to blow it off.

​@@aaronwestley3239🗿

Copilot's recall feature taking essentially screenshots is nightmare fuel

The point is that it is done locally with the NPU, and not via the cloud. That's probably why they mean by privacy.

It sure does with Microsoft's version of privacy

Get over it. You use the Internet. If you really were worried you wouldn't even be watching RU-vid.

@@jghgiroot6735 Do you think NSA care if you store it locally or not?

John halo is pretty cool, he kill alien and doesn't afraid of anything.

"She Said That To Me Once. About Being A Machine." - Riley Master chief

30 minutes of total toilet time a day / 24 hours equals 2% of your life. A 10 minute quick bit / 24 hours is.... Nice

ROFL....good one

It would pick apart their naming for being confusing... You might be on to something.

Who says it doesn't... ?

Cannot wait for all the "I Cannot Fulfill This Request It Goes Against OpenAI Use Policy" products

GIGO

But it'll use all products out now for it's learning and think that it's good to have an incomprehensible name

all you had to do, was follow the damn train!!

Um what?

​@@blasiankxng??

​@@leonardoariewibowo7867 it's a gta reference

@@leonardoariewibowo7867 GTA san Andreas Big Smoke train mission

Is that you Barbara? Barbara?

Tim Apple?

It's sass is gonna overload everything AND everyone!

Windows RT, Windows 10 on ARM and Windows 10 S, Windows 10 IoT: Excuuuuuuse me?

I have a 1994 Omnibook 530. I bought it for few euros in 2011

And the HP business models are Elitebooks regardless of the underperforming processor in it.

Has anyone tried the name MetaBook?

I had one too, from 2001 or something. It was originally shipped with Windows 2000, but later upgraded to XP.

Mm, but back then the "omni" prefix was just buzzwordy, kinda cool-sounding, slightly-nebulous-but-otherwise-innocuous marketing. Words like "omniscient", "omnipotent" or "omnipresent", for example, never entered our minds. But "omni" devices in 2024? Compulsorily riddled with Microsoft's invasive, ubiquitous, cloud-merged, AI surveillance superorganism? That signals _intent_. 😅

Well these new laptops may be bad.

Imagine how I feel I just bought a m3 MacBook literally yesterday (then again I did get a really good deal for it)

MacBooks still better than these for now i still think windows is still very inconsistent and laggy for me

My PC is 5 years old

Also isn’t windows going to have ads or something

Every popular website out there is integrating AI in some form. You're using a Google product, RU-vid which have started to include AI in summarizing comments and livestream chats

@@Gigi-zr6hp Seems like you missed the point. They said they DON"T want to hear about it.

@@Gigi-zr6hp And most of it is useless. Outlook has an ai email summary feature that I never use because the summaries are often longer than the emails themselves. It's got its place, something like an ai search feature in the file explorer or teams or something would be amazing but it seems like developers are more interested in spraying it everywhere rather than the few places it would be genuinely useful.

For me, AI fatigue already hit last year. It's everywhere, from academia, business, casual talk, media.. everywhere.

Maybe you need to take a break

Thank you for getting me un excited about these laptops lol

I have yet to see an Ad in Windows 11.

@@Platinum_Squidyou know you can remove ads with some apps

@@drian1236 it's officially in the works, so give it time?

bet you haven't seen a fresh install of Windows 11​@@drian1236

Having used for 3+ years now, I have to say that Linux is for noob and advanced users only. If you're one of them windows people who know nothing about anything, but just want to use powerful software and functions that just work, Linux is not for you. Or at the very least you're gonna need some learning. I'm talking about Gen-z people obviously. Worse than noobs IMO

@@ent2220 last time I installed mint cinnamon it looked very user friendly. Open source often being crap is partly avoidable by a combination of Wine and torrents Anyway, if demand for user-friendly distros and linux software increases, products will follow

Honestly every day that goes by Ron Swanson starts to seem like the sanest of people

​@@ent2220yeah fact... They are like... Don't even read the alert before hitting OK

⁠​⁠@@ent2220I really don't get how you managed to make this about Gen Z?

I cannot see anything wrong with this. As a CEO who only cares about money, having our users upload a live feed of their video to our servers is a great idea and will make us tons of money.

the definitive next gen experience

@@EricChiEric 😂😂😂😂 totally not the reasons why piracy and custom-modded installs are on the rise. Not at all 😂

If it's even possible to put ads directly into the BIOS, I'm never going into Best Buy ever

Honestly, I didn't even think of this, but it sounds like something they would try and pull off.

Linux

switch to linux. windows is doomed to ai, and macos will follow eventually. only on an operating system where you control the programs can you avoid ai

I guess Linux 🤷

buy a computer without the AI

It's simple, really. All you gotta do is chuck your computer out the window, done!

Lake day*

Just ask Copilot to make it

Ans waste your time thinking all pf that will remain..indefinitely when the reality is that a forced Windows update will eventually come through and either nuke all of that or undo everything you've just done to debloat that Windows Experience When are you going to realize that any computer you boot up into Windows as long as it is connected online for any reasonable amount of time equals you do not own that computer Microsoft does and they can and will and have throughout history execute whatever code they want when they want Sorry but facts are facts until YOU...the end user...get editing access to the Windows kernel. Instead of wasting your hopes and your time and energy trying to prevent an operating system from doing crap that you don't want it to do on what is supposed to be your computer, why not spend your time learning how to use an operating system that lets you get done the things you want to get done without it getting in your way or trying to control what is supposed to be your PC Linux Mint Cinnamon ... 😉 Forums.linuxmint.com. ..sincerely if you need any help, I'm on that site also..no sarcasm..I'll be happy to happy if you're willing to learn

Or I just install Linux

Or just buy a MacBook, acting all mighty as if your privacy means anything to anyone

@@iceynuel9066 it's not all about privacy, it's all about those pesky services hogging Ram and cpu

Adobe does the work of making sure their software can run on places that matter. Linux isn’t one of them

​@@RomvnlyPlays True, Linux market is miniscule, so they just ignore their existence.

$$$$

Well the hell with Linux anyway.

Same reason game developers don't want to develop for Mac...very little market to capture making it almost nonexistent in their eyes

cry

Don't use it? It's not mandatory to use lol

Surely someone will make a program to actually block it

@@ceriooshill

Linux.

The generation needs to be in there too, otherwise it's impossible to tell multiple models of the same product apart.

@@MrDivinePotato Not really, you don't need a generation number at all because the specific Model Number that's a part of the spec list can contain that extra word spaghetti. Having a simple and recognizable name + size of the computer is 100x better than the crap they currently have because we can simply use the year of release as the generation indicator

It's a piece of crap

Mine has a 2 hour battery life 😂

Mine lasts for 30-40 mins, it's a glorified UPS at this point. A replacement battery is like half the price of a brand new laptop at the same price range, and has to be imported from a third party parts seller since the OEM (Asus) doesn't even stock replacement chargers according to the demand on their website.

Or elitebook, both of those names already existed lol

Riley has a dead pixel.

Same. Weirdly liking Apple for not all-inning on the whole AI-ification bandwagon

@@colin-nekritzjust wait for apple wwdc soon… bet they will put ai as well

​@@colin-nekritzthat's about to change. They've already been making deals to incorperate Open Ai and Googles Gemini system. The only way to escape is to use out dated hardware and learn Linux.

Been dead a long while, what is privacy?

​@@tonysheerness2427The right to keep your personal data private? Considering that data includes photos, videos, diaries, ideas etc. What right does a megacorp/government surveillance have to steal it? Worse, the data is also feeding and growing the mimetic monstrosity which is AI.

Privacy has been dead. 😂 What you think Google built android out of the goodness of their hearts?

It was never alive in the first place.

Yup! Just replaced my 2017 EliteBook with a MacBook Pro

And OmniBook was used in the 90s and early 2000s

Blame intel and AMD for not doing their job. I still feel like they are sleep at the wheel. Intel is promising to be a foundry but since they can’t foundry good chips themselves with good architectures, why should we care

@@JosefTorkelsen I blame microsoft equally, Windows sucks. Great new hardware but it's gootta be 1/4th of the price of a Mac due to ads, non working search, crashes, updates etc.

Never thought I'd miss UAC.

At least Surface RT is a nice cheap digital photo frame now

I'd be surprised if anything was actually running locally

@somerandompiggo lol nope. All the stuff that people actually care about like gpt4 is still in the cloud

I think there would be some solution that will surface sooner or later.

I get some of this attitude but until we've seen what people can do with these processors and smaller language models that don't require so much grunt, I'm not sure if we can say how useful it will be. I really don't see why a specialist processor for a particular task shouldn't be useful for that task. Just because we'd all like to run the whole Chat GPT model locally on a laptop, doesn't mean that the same tech wouldn't help us find files in Explorer faster than we could before. Or process an image for us in a way we can't do ourselves. Just like your laptop can run thousands of Steam games at full tilt because they're not demanding, and it can do simple sums in Excel but grinds to a halt on the most complex spreadsheets, it is also entirely probable that there are some, possibly less exciting but very useful, applications for a small amount of processing power dedicated to so-called AI. But yes, laptops are rubbish and no-one should use them if a desktop is available, they're strictly for people who are desperate to actually work away from their home base for some reason and anyone else who gets one is a fool.

@@EricChiEric Exactly, those models are so power hungry I'm surprised they have public access at all. OpenAI is probably in the bleeding money phase anyway

We are not in a simulation... we ARE a simulation

Corruption generally destroys data, not recreate it.

@@blunderingfool "The secret database of your data that we maintain even if you delete it from your device had a lil whoopsie poopsie."

@@derram0k Indeed!

Who said you have a choice?

@@FS-me8mj Some people will accept that comment, some will refuse to and fight for their privacy.

Or some serious government intervention. Way too many ways that could wrong on government computers.

lol Forced arbitration.

😂 Like Lawsuits ever did anything to these companies

Only if that data is exfiltrated I guess.

At least you have wsl2 on windows and can use Linux freely

Theoretically no but in reality idk. I mean there is ARM certification programm called systemready. So when certain chip complies with some tier in this prpgramm then this means that this chip should meet some hardware and firmware (for example UEFI if I am not wrong) requirements that should allow for "universal" arm code execution. I am still worried about GPU's though. I don't know if this programm requires some standard in terms of GPU's but on mobile ARM, drivers (not only for GPU) is probably the biggest problem when creating custom rom. It is probably already answeared question somewhere (since there already existed windows arm devices, and you prpbably can look in linux code to find out if drivers are there) but I wonder if GPU's like Adreno, mali or immortalis are (and how well are) supported on for example linux

Raspberry Pies are on Linux the very moment it’s out. It’s all about Qualcomm and uboot if Linux can be a thing.

@@maou5025 what is uboot?

Speaking of backdoors, how's linux holding up?

Because it is not so good outside of TOPS. The Tegra T234 is not as efficient, as it is based on Samsungs node and uses the outdated Cortex A78 cores at low frequencies

what does that have to do with this video

@@YuhNinjaIt’s an AI-generated bot designed to use natural language model algorithms to mimic humans. The future of the internet is overrun by AI and the worst of it all is that you cannot escape it. You will be interrupted by AI that demands you to follow them if you want to live.

TDI mentioned, wtf is a sane show host 🗣❤‍🔥

In general... Arm would require more instructions

The EU can simply learn to build their own chips. Ai is progressing towards on device processing, meaning if you disable it, you've just willingly lobotomized your PC.

@@smittyvanjagermanjenson182 well, to begin with, pcs were never intended to think for us... at least not at abstract task. i.e. they were never intended to have brains, I already have mine, thanks.

It probably doesn't, just like the macbooks don't really support it where it matters.

Shhh... That's what Microsoft doesn't want you to talk about

They have a translation layer called prism for that.

@@Codyslx Yeah, but *how* well does prism work, and will it work for games that require x86.

@@takodachilders2712 Most likely will, we'll have to see.