There are some extremely informative channels you just have to find them due to Sturgeon's Law. Here are some of the better ones:

* Documentary: MagnatesMedia
* GameDev: Sebastian Lague
* GameDev: SimonDev
* GameDev: RandyPrime
* Hardware Reviews: GamersNexus
* Hardware Reviews: Hardware Unboxed
* Math: 3Blue1Brown
* Math: Numberphile
* Music, Rock History: Professor of Rock
* Motorcycles: FortNine
* Social Commentary: UpperEchelon
* Social Commentary: ColdFusion

Found the lazy/shitty programmer that couldn't be bothered to add a trivial additional check for tabs. /s

const char* Text_SkipWhiteSpace (const char *text)
{
    while (text && ((*text == ' ') || (*text == '\n') || (*text == '\r') || (*text == '\t')))
    {
        text++;
    }
    return text;
}

This isn't fucking rocket science but basic 101 Computer Science.

> no home theater setup on the planet that can come close to the picture sound quality of a good digital cinema setup

For video a good home theater setup is MORE than "good enough" especially with OLED and true blacks. I also GREATLY prefer my plasma to film but YMMV.

Let me know when I can:

* adjust brightness / contrast,
* control the volume,
* adjust treble/base,
* adjust an individual channel's loudness, or
* turn on/off CC

when at the movies because for every 1 advantage the cinema has the home theater has 5x.

The movie starts when *I* want it to and I don't have to sit through 20+ mins of shitty ads.

Lastly I can eat and drink whatever I want AND without being price gouged an arm and a leg.

Theaters used to be a social experience but with the time and money alone you waste commuting they archaic. Whatever advantages they used to have are long gone.

Agreed. I have boycotted "Ubisucks" for years because of their draconian copy protection / live service.

If a live service game is no long being sold then the DRM should NOT apply so server emulators can be legal IMHO.

People are sick and tired of wasting their time commuting -- especially 1 to 2 hours PER day. The fact that they can do their job (probably even better) from home just demonstrates that the CEO's thinking is archaic, not "defeated".

> Why they are even part of Canada is beyond me

Because every time they whine about separating they sadly never get enough votes.

Throwing the baby out with the bathwater much?

(Almost) all religions at the core teach forgiveness, compassion, and how to connect to the our innate divinity.

Beliefs aren't the problem, it is the actions of immature people that is. The sooner your stop judging others the more happier you'll be.

What pisses me off is shit like Star Trash: Disaster aka Discovery (STD) gets 5 seasons yet good Sci-Fi like The Orville, which is the proper spiritual successor to ST:TNG, struggles to get a Season 4.

Star Tard: Retard aka Picard was utter crap the first 2 seasons. How this crap got made boggles the mind.

... because Gaudi sounds WAY too close to gaudy. /s

> Intel still holds the top of the x86 cpu market.

LOL. Found the User Benchmark shill. /s

AMD: HEDT called. They want their Intel propaganda back.

Intel hasn't been top of the x86 market since the 50% price gouging/drop of the i9-10980XE from the previous i9-9900K when Ryzen and Threadripper started eating Intel for lunch in 2017. Even shill site User Benchmark is blind to how faster Ryzen is when they changed their multithreading scoring algorithm because AMD's Ryzen 3000 was making Intel look incompetent.

For gaming some games show i9-1900K to be faster while others show the Ryzen 7 7800X3D to be FAR faster.

For apps Blender is fastest on the 7950X than the 14900K in Blender. In general benchmarks AMD and Intel trade blows. For compiling Threadrippers kicks the 14900K to the curb.

Workload matters. It is imperative one does their own benchmarks because modern CPUs are extremely sensitive to throughput, latency, and cache usage.

Intel literally held gaming back a decade with quad-core before AMD made "Cores for Cheap" their unofficial slogan.

There is even a Murphy's Computer Law for that:

Meskimen's Law: There is never time to do it right, but there always time to do it over.