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Parzi
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I've compiled enough recent news to point out some notable articles in a list:

- Windows 10 20H2 can corrupt the main filesystem on SSDs when ChkDisk is run under yet-unknown circumstances (https://borncity.com/win/2020/...)

- Nintendo updated SwapNote for 3DS well after killing it off (https://nintendolife.com/news/2020/...)

- Google has finally fully open-sourced Fuschia, its attempt to replace Android, you can now make PRs and such (https://computerweekly.com/blog/...)

- a recent Win10 update for normal users is causing massive speed issues (https://pcgamer.com/microsofts-dece...)

- Amazon's trying to compete with StarLink and it's going pretty okay (https://arstechnica.com/information...)

- Cyberpunk 2077 has a fuckton of fixes in a new update, for those who care (https://theverge.com/2020/12/...)

- Xbox 360-based Halo games are going to have their online component killed in December 2021, for those who care (https://halowaypoint.com/en-us/...)

i forget who said they liked these last time i did them but to that one person, here you are.

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  • 2
    I think it was more than one person.
    Just sayin. 🙂
  • 2
    @Root oh. well in that case i'll have to try and do it more often...
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    Btw it's Fuchsia, not Fuschia. And you pronounce it with a hard 'k' sound if you're not an English bastard.
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    I come here to take my mind off Cyberpunk. Damn that game is so bad. I've read it only works (kind of) on high end PC. And it impossible to build high end PC since RTX is out of stock.
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    @TopsyKretts i mean they did just release a patch to fix a fuckton of stuff, as pointed out (and RTX isn't exactly the one-and-done raw power over all else solution it was prior, not that AMD's cards are any more available... scalpers should stop mid-January?)
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    Ah yes, fuchsia. The operating system nobody wanted but that we're going to be forced to use or hear about at least for the next decade.

    It's Google so it MUST be good, right?
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    @junon i mean you can make PRs and such for it now... be the change?
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    @Parzi That means nothing. The project is developed by Google and thus nobody can trust it.
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    @junon i mean, people trust Apple, which is just as bad, and people use AOSP, which is STILL a Google product in all technicality, plus Chromium, ADB, several C/C++/JS libs... might as well try and work some PRs in that let you at least increase security or decrease tracking?
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    @TopsyKretts you can only run ultra graphics settings on a high-end PC, but my old GTX 1070 runs medium/high settings at 1440p fairly well. Consoles, especially last-Gen consoles, are buggy as hell but the PC version has been relatively good with mostly minor issues.

    On a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being impossibly bug-free and 10 being any Bethesda game, it's around a 5-6 at worst on PC.
  • 0
    @EmberQuill ah, another man who may or may not be sexually attracted to ultra graphics.

    why
  • 1
    @Parzi did you read the rest of my post where I say I'm actually not playing on ultra and I'm fine with that?
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    @EmberQuill sounded like you were disappointed that you weren't running on ultra
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    @Parzi Ah, makes sense. No, I was replying to the comment about how "it only works (sort of) on high end PC" to say that it actually runs decently well on my older hardware and you'll only need a high-end PC if you want to crank up the settings to ultra.

    Don't get me wrong, I'd love to bump everything up to the highest settings if I had the hardware to allow it. But even with everything on medium, the game is still beautiful.

    As for the OP, the Windows issues don't surprise me. I haven't yet seen a Windows feature update that didn't randomly delete data and cause performance issues. I didn't even know about Fuchsia before now (haven't kept up with Google news I guess) but it sounds both interesting and potentially aggravating if they're trying to replace Android.
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