Just in case.

Their inept bots routinely claim my recordings of public domain works, usually fraudulently matching it to some poor bastard that recorded the work under a UMG label. Often though, the bot doesn't even correctly identify the work. These works are P.U.B.L.I.C. fucking D.O.M.A.I.N. These are willfully ignorant bastards running horrifically incompetent bots just out there being copyright trolls on material that is not even eligible for copyright.

If there's anything we can do to help push them over the edge, lets do it.

... they do not exist.

It might be counterintuitive, but I end up spending less because I'm much more reluctant to take a chance on an $80 game than even a $60 game. So often they are shipped broken or incomplete that it's better to get a 2 year old $20 GOTY edition of something that has all the patches and DLC on a e-shop sale.

The efficiency cores need to be disabled anyway if you do any virtualization, so they are a waste of space on the die that could be used by something doing actual work. At best, they artificially inflate the marketing specs.

At this point we should just go back to forums and message boards.

ignore the clueless marketing.

The HDR on my TCL set is so bad I had to turn it off.

The big vendors (RedHat, Microsoft) are in good shape, PVE is progressing rapidly. The little popup HCI folks are hit or miss. I wouldn't weight broadcom support very heavily into a decision. It's not VMware support anymore.

Moving VMs between hypervisors is pretty trivial at this point, and with the right tooling can be done really quickly. Automation and 3rd party integrations will be the bulk of the LOE, but the sooner you start the sooner you finish.

Annoy the influencers, go ahead, I dare you. Now where's my popcorn...

FUD like "Because we're dropping support" might work in the enterprise, but doesn't work at all on consumers. Make the OS desirable, remove the petty annoyances, and stop blocking installs on people's existing machines, then you might get some adoption.

they should have supported windows 10 hardware.

And it only yields an extra 2TB.