If Epic could find a way to monetize the constant fucking whining about Valve they’d be doing great.

I rather want to trot out The Onion’s recurring hed of “no way to stop this” on mass shootings. We seriously had this happen a month ago, and these stores still decided remote control of cooling systems was a grand idea.

It’s one thing to enable remote monitoring and another to not bother patching even after a similar attack caused chaos a few weeks ago.

“In the French attack, the hackers pirated controllers mostly supplied by the Danish company Danfoss, which said subsequently that it had identified some security flaws last year and had “long recommended” customers install updates.”

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/nov/02/supermarket-freezers-across-europe-hit-by-second-suspected-cyber-attack

Maybe but it’s worth pointing out that the stuff Nvidia is producing is only good for making and running AI models, not for serving audio and video. So many resources and so much money have pissed up the wall in pursuit of a tech bro AI bubble, it’s infuriating to think of what could’ve been accomplished. Instead all we’ll be left with is a bunch of highly specialized compute that will soon be available for pennies on the dollar and some half finished giant warehouses

As I understand it, they’re losing money so they’re charging more, therefore making the promise of their products being able to save customers money less and less viable. Meanwhile their credit is one level above junk.

Good times.

Do you know if the traffic is encrypted or not?