The author seems to have a vendetta against Microsoft and Nvidia and is a total jerk at times but it does make some interesting reading .
http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/new ... umps-worse
Nvidia's bad bump misery deepens
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i don't get all this. are writers, reporters, and commentators blowing this stuff out of proportion or have these companies really been ripping us off? oh btw, why the hell was intel not mentioned. they could be the biggest crook of any of 'em...if you believe of has been published. damn eu
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These days it is hard to tell what is being sensationalized and what is fact.
I know there was a very large problem on the notebooks chips and that has been reported pretty much everywhere but as far as the rest of it goes I have no idea. That website requires that you learn to read between the lines and try to pick out the facts from the bullshit as most of thier "reporters" seem to be typical nasty media types.
I know there was a very large problem on the notebooks chips and that has been reported pretty much everywhere but as far as the rest of it goes I have no idea. That website requires that you learn to read between the lines and try to pick out the facts from the bullshit as most of thier "reporters" seem to be typical nasty media types.
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Re: Nvidia's bad bump misery deepens
Porkinator wrote:That website requires that you learn to read between the lines and try to pick out the facts from the bullshit as most of thier "reporters" seem to be typical nasty media types.
Funny how you say that now, but if you go into the pollitical archives, there were times you quoted gospel. "Thus spake the inqurirer"
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hell yeah
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law.of.averages wrote:Porkinator wrote:That website requires that you learn to read between the lines and try to pick out the facts from the bullshit as most of thier "reporters" seem to be typical nasty media types.
Funny how you say that now, but if you go into the pollitical archives, there were times you quoted gospel. "Thus spake the inqurirer"
They are more technical than political and they have gotten more and more
sarcastic in thier reporting than they used to be. There were times when some of the stuff was balanced.
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