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All you want to know what I'm always reaching for down here is my little friend.

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AMD's Ryzen 9 7950X3D is launching tomorrow and reviews are already calling it the fastest

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processor for gaming. I mean it should be, since it's the successor to the 5800X3D,

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the world's first 3D CPU. All the other ones were only NVIDIA games.

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But AMD didn't just make the sequel, it made three separate sequel attempts with different budgets.

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The 7950X3D is the most expensive of the 3D cash-equipped trio, but if you were hoping to

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hear anything about the slightly more affordable 7900X3D, which launches at the same time,

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you're gonna have to wait at least 24 hours. Who am I, Jack Bauer?

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Yeah, the press didn't get review samples of the cheaper one, which is either a very unfortunate

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shipping error, or maybe AMD didn't want a risk showing that you can probably get comparable

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performance to the 7950X3D for $100 less until after they sold a bunch.

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A big change to the X3D lineup from last generation is increased overclocking support,

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as the 7000X3D chips will support using curve optimizer and auto overclocking with precision

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boost overdrive in the Ryzen Master software. But if you were hoping for finer control,

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I'm afraid this ain't it. You'll just have to settle for a CPU

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that is already the world's fastest for gaming. Ah, come on! Apple and Google need to sit down

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and have a big ol' think about phone passcodes, because multiple people have been locked out

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of their Apple IDs after having their iPhones stolen. See, thieves can do this, because for

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some reason, you can use your phone passcode to reset your Apple ID password on iOS and your

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Google account on Android. So all a potential thief has to do is see you enter your passcode,

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steal your phone, which is bad enough, but from there, they can change your password, lock you

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out of all of your Apple devices, and turn off Find My iPhone. Well, at least they can't access your

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bank account, right? Don't bank on that! Exactly, because, well, actually they can, if you have

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your bank account password saved in Apple's password manager. Since all you need to get

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access to it is, say it with me. The iPhone Passcode. So dumb. I mean, sometimes they might

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also have 2FA via text, but they already have your phone. So that don't help much, does it?

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Again, Android phones suffer from the same passcode security flaw, although you can't use that to

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get an Android Titanium credit card. Plus, 99% of these types of thefts happen to iPhone users.

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I guess thieves also hate green bubbles. I can't even send high-quality photos of all the stuff

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I stole to my bros. Ah, I'd rather go to jail. That's what I imagine them saying.

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What is that? That's classic thief. That's what a thief sounds like in my mind. It's like a

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California bro. I love stealing stuff, man. Steal these waves. And not long after trying to annoy

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people out of installing Windows 11 on unsupported devices, Windows started begging users to do

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just that. Last week, upgrade promotion banners started appearing on devices that did not meet

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the minimum specifications for Windows 11, including those without the trusted platform module chip

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that Windows won't shut up about. Security, eh? One of the first people to notice this issue was

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Phantom Earth 3 on Twitter, who was offered a Windows 11 upgrade while running a Windows 10

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virtual machine. Microsoft? That's a fake computer. It's not real.

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You can't upgrade an idea without my help. Fortunately, it seems Microsoft caught the

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issue quickly, fixing it on the same day it was noticed. Wow, at least according to an official

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support document from Bill Gates' old stomping ground, which is the best description of Microsoft

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I've ever heard. Turns out this isn't the first time this has happened. Last June, hundreds of

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Windows insiders were able to upgrade to Windows 11 because of a similar goof from the company.

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Classic, Jake. They're always doing these funny jokes. Gaffs? Of course, in that case,

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some insiders installed the upgrade before they realized it wasn't just a release preview for

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Windows 10. Microsoft, we get that your newer OS is faster and has a bigger number, but we'll

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upgrade when we're good and ready, okay? You're suffocating me. I want to move out.

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Quick bits were invented in 1692 by Quentin Nick Bitworth, because he was too lazy to say

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his entire name. I bet you didn't know that fact I just made up, did you?

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Google, one of the wealthiest corporations on the planet, is now asking employees of its

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cloud division to share desks. In an attempt to transition off of working from home,

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employees have to figure out how to avoid being in the office on the same day as their company

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assigned desk partner, or be relegated to operating only the right or left side of their shared computer.

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Aren't they the cloud division? Work from home!

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Laptops, are you kidding me, Google? Two months ago, you had 31 massage therapists on the payroll.

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What is half of your workforce at a time going to do about muscle aches from sitting at half of

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a desk now? HMD, the company that has the rights to make Nokia phones, it's a weird situation,

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has partnered with iFixit to make a phone you can repair yourself. At least a good portion of it.

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Counts for something. Four components, the battery, display, rear panel, and the USB-C module,

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were all specifically designed for self-repair. Meanwhile, HMD also announced they want to

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produce devices in Europe. They didn't specify where, it's a big place, because that doesn't

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really matter. What matters is the subsidies Nokia is getting for moving production to Europe.

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Badminton Dorf? Sure, sounds fine. Sounds like a town line is made up.

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Snap, Inc. has decided to make a chatbot. The bot is powered by OpenAI's ChatGPT, of course,

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and is initially only available to Snapchat plus subscribers. A subscription service I just learned

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existed right now as I'm reading this. Wow. It's existed since June of last year, really? Why?

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Anyway, my AI as Snap are calling it seems to be designed as another friend you can message on

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Snapchat, except the bot won't ask annoying follow-up questions if you ask for a cheese-based

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haiku, unlike my so-called friends. Why did you write it like that?

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Why did you want a cheese-based haiku? Why do you love cheese so much?

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Beijing Behemoth Xiaomi has announced wireless AR glasses powered by the same chip as the MetaQuest

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Pro. And the thing is, they look pretty cool. Like, freely give your personal data to a foreign

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government. Cool. The glasses feature micro OLED displays as well as electrochromic lenses that

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will automatically darken so you can focus less on reality and more on virtuality. The better one.

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While the glasses are wireless, they need to be paired to a Snapdragon Spaces-ready device.

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Another thing I don't know what it is. So it looks like iPhone users and thieves are out of luck.

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It's an XR development platform that's based on Snapdragon chips.

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Huh? And today on Pokemon Day, the Pokemon Company revealed more details about Pokemon Sleep,

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the mobile app they announced back in 2019. Things were different. The game is essentially

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a sleep tracker that allows you to attract different Pokemon to your in-game island.

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The island of the mind. Dream space. And a Snorlax is there.

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What kind of Pokemon visit depends on what kind of sleep you get. So no pressure.

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I slept horribly last night. I'm never gonna get a articuno.

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If you doze, you might see a Bulbasaur. But if you slumber, a cucumber.

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The Pokemon Go Plus Plus was also announced with Pokemon Go and sleep functionality.

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Apparently it contains a Pikachu that will sing you lullabies, which is super cute until you

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realize he can never leave. That feels problematic. I mean, he's a figment of your imagination so.

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But it won't be problematic to come back on Monday for more tech news because it's as easy as can be.

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Just like, subscribe, and whatever, and you'll get the thing, you know?

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That lets you know Wendy's video is done cooking. You know what I'm talking about. Yeah!
