Will nVidia acquire intel?

Until fusion is feasible, fission is our best bet at abundant, cheap and clean energy.
Anything else is money grab from the fossil, mining industries and/or China (who basically manufactures all alt-power devices).
All arguments against nuclear are basically just FUD perpetrated by the above.

Is there a way to enable hardware support for H265? I'd assume there is a (probably hidden) flag in the UEFI settings?

I remember modifying the UEFI bin in a hex editor to modify something related to shared VRAM on am intel Atom netbook to install hackintosh, and then flashing it via the recovery mechanism...

I DGaS what any of you think, having a government restrict speech is dangerous and inherently evil. Fuck it.

Id rather have to dig information from a mountain of bullshit than have a government (left, right, y or z axis or whatever) sanction what anyone can say and more importantly what I can hear/read.
Its my duty as a person to seek the truth, maybe I will be deceived, but Id rather make my own mistake than have a bunch of fuckers decide what I should think.

Bunch of intelectual clowns, thats what many of you senile bitter idiots are.

Anything that makes them angry*

Anything that makes the elite (specially the useless elite) is great imnsho

WiFi does not necessarily need to call the manufacturer's server though.
You can always have a local server controlling the devices, on the same network, No internet access even required.
Even, you could have a private internet-facing server to control devices at different sites. Or have something form of tunnelling to connect different sites.
On the device side, you can pair a wifi modem with a micro controller, or even use something like the ESP32, where your application code can live next to the WIFi/IP stack.

... that the "Switch 2" might have a very similar architecture, and Nintendo is afraid emulators might require little work to get them to run new games, and eat their lunch.

Though shit. Development will most likely continue on a fork.

I pay for games I like, have hundreds of games on Steam, tens of games as physical media.
BUT, Im 100% for game conservation, I want to be able to play my old games when im old and retired.
I still play a game released in 95, and I want to be able to play Mario 3D land in 2040, even if my switch's OLED screen, joy cons and battery have degraded.

I will donate to the next emulator that surfaces and gains traction.

If they are quantum dots, can you even observe them? Or do the become regular dots when observed?