… The future is 80Gbps to 120 Gbps, which is USB4 version 2.0. This utilizes PAM3 signaling to achieve 80 Gbps symmetrically, or it can shift asynchronously to provide 120 Gbps in one direction for driving insane multi-monitor workstation setups. …
… The fact that these games are getting a future on modern hardware at all is what matters most. …
… At the end of the day, you're paying more for convenience and future expansion, not performance. …
… If you're just spending more just because you think you'll need a certain feature two or three years later, you're just betting on the future. There's nothing wrong with trying to future-proof your build, but you also shouldn't overlook how quickly platforms move on in the PC space. …
… It's also a great way to future-proof your device, as Wi-Fi 6E and 7 are becoming standard over the next few years. …
… Origins Tools AI Models Culture Future 01 / 8 Origins Who coined the term 'vibe coding' and popularized it in early 2025? …
… It took almost three decades for IPv6 to reach that milestone, but it marks the moment when IPv6 is definitively here, not just something off in the future. …
… One open issue in the build-scripts repo is titled simply "Publish all repositories required to build the image," and OpenWRT is tracked as a future build target alongside Debian. …
… And it will limit the devices you can buy in the future. …
… Maybe a little overkill for my current needs, but it's being used for the backplane between devices, and I'm sure future usage will warrant the upgrade. …