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RedPillForTheShill t1_ise0dra wrote
Reply to comment by LTareyouserious in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
What’s the problem? Do you prefer an ad that pleases you or an ad that doesn’t? This is no different from staring at ads on your phone.
If your problem is ads altogether, my question is, do you want everything paywalled instead?
cookiecoookie t1_isdwggy wrote
Reply to comment by Logical007 in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
It leaves the device when it goes to the application for one, who knows what happens in between or in the application itself...
swisstraeng t1_isdtyd5 wrote
Reply to comment by G1ntok1_Sakata in NVIDIA cancels GeForce RTX 4080 12GB - VideoCardz.com by MorgrainX
Is it the same chip though?
Oh it's not.
The AD102 chip is used on the 4080ti, 4090, 4090ti and rtx6000 (quadro card)
AD103 is used only on the 4080 16gb? Wtf.
AD104 is used on 4060 up to 4080 12gb, wtf.
AD106 is used on the 4050 and that's it for now.
AD107 is not yet used. But that'd be for something like a 4030 or 4010...
I am guessing they will want at some point to make some RTX 4080ti with the AD103 chip perhaps? Or maybe they will make quadro cards with them..? Or they will bring back the "super" editions...
The hell is wrong with Nvidia this generation...
ashbyashbyashby t1_isdtxqh wrote
Reply to comment by mcnichoj in Two unreleased and 'never digitized' NES games are up for auction on eBay by thebelsnickle1991
Both. The owner owns the single physical copy and the copyright/publishing rights. They can sell all of these, as a bundle, at anytime, obviously for millions of dollars. But the conditions for any future purchaser of the item and publishing rights are that they can't duplicate it for profit until next century. There are exemptions for private listening parties, and evidently free streaming. Its really not that hard to grasp.
OmNomCakes t1_isdtut9 wrote
Reply to comment by Biscuits4u2 in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
Hence why I said "send me one that doesn't". Any major brand name one does. Maybe there's some East Asian knock off that doesn't, which would be interesting. I'd be interested to see exactly what it does try to do.
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It's the same as people going "Yer lightbulb connects to Chiner!" Like yeah, it absolutely does. If you put a packet filter set up to monitor the /16 on your firewall / router you'll see that it reaches out with its firmware version and checks for updates.
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Just because something 'can be spooky' does not mean that it 'is spooky' and assuming it is without doing due diligence is just silly. But hey, it's the internet, so it's more misinformation than information these days.
mcnichoj t1_isdtkgm wrote
Reply to comment by ashbyashbyashby in Two unreleased and 'never digitized' NES games are up for auction on eBay by thebelsnickle1991
So which is it, "that it not get a commercial release" or "is allowed to sell version of it [after] 88 years"?
Biscuits4u2 t1_isdt7zf wrote
Reply to comment by OmNomCakes in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
There have been numerous cases where actual audio recordings from Alexa were used in police investigations. That's different from just getting a warrant for your search history. Do with that information what you want.
Biscuits4u2 t1_isdsy5c wrote
Reply to comment by OmNomCakes in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
I don't have a dilemma. In fact I really DGAF. I use webcams daily for work. What I was saying is you can't say that for EVERY webcam mfg. You speak confidently but you just don't know.
OmNomCakes t1_isdsv93 wrote
Reply to comment by Biscuits4u2 in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
That's in the same way they submit a request to Google for your search history. If you say "Alexa how do I poison a dog" it's the same as Googling "How do I poison a dog".
It's not like the Police are asking Amazon to pull up secret recordings of you at 4AM as you take a taco bell shit. Lol
OmNomCakes t1_isdsmea wrote
Reply to comment by Biscuits4u2 in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
Hear me out. Go to Google and type in "logitech webcam schematic" and click on Datasheet Archives or any of the other top links and tell me what you find. Or go ahead and get real fancy and put in a filetype:pdf on there.
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You can find Apple schematics online with the click of a button. You think basic ass webcam schematics aren't online?
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WITH THAT BEING SAID, it is also ridiculously easy to understand a webcam circuit board even without the diagrams... Just because you do not understand how the board works and think it's complex does not mean everyone shares your dilemma.
Biscuits4u2 t1_isdrnnw wrote
Reply to comment by OmNomCakes in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
You can't really know that's true without detailed schematics, which you ain't gonna get from most webcam mfgs.
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Reply to comment by I_R0M_I in NVIDIA cancels GeForce RTX 4080 12GB - VideoCardz.com by MorgrainX
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Biscuits4u2 t1_isdrha1 wrote
Reply to comment by Imaginary-Fun-80085 in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
Yep. And cops use Alexa data all the time in their investigations.
Biscuits4u2 t1_isdrf68 wrote
puffmaster5000 t1_isdqvk3 wrote
Reply to comment by BudMcLaine in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
Lol if you believe that I've got a bridge to sell you
puffmaster5000 t1_isdqtcz wrote
Reply to comment by Logical007 in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
Sure it does, even if that's true that only for right now. And still even if it never leaves the device they can still use that data to build profiles and force you to watch ads
LTareyouserious t1_isdp3q3 wrote
Reply to comment by Excludos in Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
You looked at x ad longer than 2 seconds, cataloged as relevant / effective, ad revenue criteria met. Ad slightly modified to be slightly more blue next time, eye time 2.3s, more ad revenue. All future ads now with more blue. ad y shows up, 4 seconds. Double the frequency of ad y, more ad revenue. ad y blue-purple, down to 3.8s. Back to more blue for more ad revenue.
Russ-T-Axe t1_isdlr98 wrote
Reply to comment by pillowbanter in NVIDIA cancels GeForce RTX 4080 12GB - VideoCardz.com by MorgrainX
970 and it’s time but it still works great for everything I play. With the price of cards I picked up a ps5 for my son to play newer titles like elden ring etc. I would love to build a new pc but the price of components is crazy.
oNOCo t1_isdlgfy wrote
Reply to comment by Scoobz1961 in NVIDIA cancels GeForce RTX 4080 12GB - VideoCardz.com by MorgrainX
Yeah, I was on high at 1440p. But halfway through the game my worlds/levels started loading with missing objects/assets. The part where you wake up towards the end in the rippers clinic, the walls were invisible, floors were invisible, etc lots was missing. That and the very very end... the whole building except a few columns were missing until I walked out on the roof. I could see through the world. No matter of saving loading or graphics adjustment would fix it
oNOCo t1_isdl337 wrote
Reply to comment by M-Rich in NVIDIA cancels GeForce RTX 4080 12GB - VideoCardz.com by MorgrainX
Yeah, I had to send my 2070 in and it took Gigabyte 7 months to get me a new one. The apologized by giving me a 2070 super. Its been serving me really well :)
thefriendlycouple t1_isdk5ts wrote
Reply to Meta’s VR Headset Harvests Personal Data Right Off Your Face - Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. by speckz
Facebooks business model is to sell your personal information to anyone that will pay for it. Why on Earth would you let a company like this into your digital life?
nailbunny2000 t1_ise16ix wrote
Reply to NVIDIA cancels GeForce RTX 4080 12GB - VideoCardz.com by MorgrainX
It's crazy to me the amount of inconvenience this must cause their AIB partners. I mean it's launching in a month. Marketing, packaging, documentation, would all have been done, there would likely be tens of thousands of them already on container ships at this point that will need to either be recalled or repackaged. What a shit show.