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and I'll also do those stupid online task that paid you in Bitcoin in early 2010s and start some mining with a shitty PC
PC Load letter confuses him to this day.
Saving this to get some custom made veladoras to put next to my PC 
MORGAN DAILY LESSON: Stocks were originally an investment vehicle where you are agreeing to lend money in return for promise of a dividend or at least hopes of a dividend in the future. At some point it was forgotten that the point of stocks was to payout dividends kind of like PC gaming market forgot that the point of beta test was to get into a final release build. The game developers realize that is more profitable just like the CEOs determined that not giving a dividend doesn't reduce investment anymore so they just don't pay anything there is literally no point in stocks. It is purely a gamba game at this point with no intrinsic value. These days people think that dividend stocks are bad when that was actually the final end game goal of every stock and only the best companies can give a dividend.
it's an old meme (not a PC word)
Any other PC player going to buy the latest gaming console just for the GTA VI release instead of waiting for the PC release?
I can't find a stand I like for my PC,  my desk won't support it because in full kit its over 100lbs.
I knew AMD was gonna do well with their recent releases. I upgraded my entire PC from the mobo up just to have their new processor and even with a larger supply than nvda they haven't been able to keep their new GPUs on the shelves they sell out so fast. Making money hand over fist rn. Alas I don't play earnings. And peaches!! 🩷
AMD badly fumbled it's AI chips, too slow to leverage its CPU advantage and sell SoC and completely missed out on ARM PC chips while having all the pieces for years.
> I bet, if Steam asks for "tariffs" pricing update even for the games you owned, say, few dollars per game, I don't think people will flock away. People would stop buying games from Steam very quickly if that happened, I know I would. Steam is not a walled garden like consoles, people playing on PC can just buy games from somewhere else. The only way they could do it without massive loss of business would be to coordinate with all the other major stores so that people would have little alternative.
Wall Street Views Distilled (Week Ending 5/2): Based on 109 Analyst Reports from this week Key Points + 35 Q&A This is my second week providing this. My "AI analyst" crunched 109 investment reports this week (week ending 5/2) from Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, etc. * **Goal:** Give you an idea what the big boys are reading, cut through the noise, give you the market gist. * **This Week's Keys:** Market whiplash. Weird GDP (-0.3% distorted by imports) vs. solid Jobs (+177k). Tariff noise continues, Tech earnings helped fuel a shaky rally. Nobody really knows what's going on. * **Top 35 Q&A below** \- 35 questions and answers based on the content of the reports this week. * Best Format for PC Viewing * This Week's Keys * [https://imgur.com/a/wIGLDb5](https://imgur.com/a/wIGLDb5) * Top 35 Q&A * [https://imgur.com/a/3IlHA2n](https://imgur.com/a/3IlHA2n) * Best Format for Phone Viewing * This Week's Keys * [https://ctxt.io/2/AAB43RDsFg](https://ctxt.io/2/AAB43RDsFg) * Top 35 Q&A * [https://ctxt.io/2/AAB43RDsFQ](https://ctxt.io/2/AAB43RDsFQ) I will post this information on the weekend discussion and the Monday discussion if there is interest. ( based on last week's engagement from folks, it may not be there, so let me hear either way - I am doing these for myself anyway so not a big deal to also post them ).
I think he’s just going to say same shit. Data is looking okay. Need more data to make any moves or decisions. Will reevaluate in next quarter for any future changes. And will PC tell Trump to fuck off
My PC sounds like a shop vacuum when I play Baldur's Gate 3
Americans will have to learn about the word "indulgence", and then they'll have to adjust their lives in order to *indulge less*. You won't have a pantry full of food that you "really need to clean out, I guess I can donate it". You won't have 5 hours to kill every day on video games and reddit comments, you'll have to be productive. You won't have *all* the funkos, in fact you might struggle to get even a couple. You won't be able to go out to eat as much, you won't be able to take a vacation every year. Your kid won't be able to "try" every single sport and instrument. You won't be able to get a new car every 5 years. You won't be able to upgrade your PC every time Skyrim gets re-released. You won't be able to run to the doctor every time you sniffle. You'll have to have one or two hobbies, not 10. You won't be able to eat fast food, because it sends you to the doctor. And sorry man, but weed, alcohol, candy, ice cream, cigarettes, and other "snack vices" are *not* important purchases to preserve. Neither are toys. If every mall remaining in America shut down tomorrow, Walmart tanked, and the amusement parks had to close: boo fucking hoo.
hey man, definitely contact a lawyer, there are ones that specialize in crypto nowadays. Whatever fee they charge you will be worth the money saved and headaches avoided. also i know its a longshot and scummy, but heres my btc address. I'm a college kid who's still figuring stuff out and doesn't have much going, lost most of what I had buying dumb stuff but i promise anything would be used on getting my mom some nice flowers for Mother's Day or buying my cousins a cool PC so they dont have to burn their legs on their laptop while playing minecraft :) i know im in the moral wrong for asking. i just had a feeling like i should shoot my shot. either way congrats on the gains bro bc1qx7lsa42m8derwrg96v4t227c4m9qsa7stdt7qa
We both know their offloading suspect assets with the promise of "liquidity" when investors want to sell. They know the ETF will bring in a couple billion in AUM which allows them to get rid of that asset allocation while sharing in those prime fees. I didn't read the fine print (but will at work Monday) but what dictates what PC assets get put into the fund? Are we traunching them and layering for a specific rating? I'm not sure but it sniffs of the subprime/CDS debacle.
100%. These guys’ imposing at a minimum 2 layers of fees should be a nonstarter for any investor. But also, the tight credit spread we’ve been seeing could be a sign of weakness/bubble rather than strength in the PC market. If what Apollo was saying all of last year are true, why do they need this? To share profits with retail (lol) or to seek new liquidity needed to keep this house cards afloat?
Got new appliances for ourselves and older kid's house simply because they're old. And while they're working just fine Murphy says they'll break just as soon as shortages hit. New over the range microwaves, fridges, washer&dryers. Stoves are older, but they're gas so less of a concern about breakage there. I made the mistake of not upgrading my PC late last year, and now parts are 30-100% more expensive due to AI bubble shortages even before the biggest impact of tariffs. Not making that mistake with essentials. I expect sticky inflation whatever happens with the trade war.
This is such a bad idea. There's a lot of crap PC out there and Apollo is the industry pimp. Makes sense that SSBT would partner with them and charge a ridiculous fee for the privilege of buying an ETF full of shit assets. Both are meh companies. I know because I may or may not work for one of them.
Oh and PC building regrets??? I was building a gaming pc and looking to get a GTX 285 in late 2009. I didn't understand at the time how valuable bitcoin was going to be, but I was competing with bitcoin miners for this video card. The card was like $300+ dollars and I was like why would you buy a video card to make something that you can't even get back the worth of for several months? You could literally generate two bitcoins a month with that card. And here I am wasting the graphics card just playing battlefield
a win is a win haha, so long as you dont completely regret the car. i regret spending $1200 to build my PC at the time when AMD was $2/share. took a while but i got over it finally.
Before I got married, I had a four bedroom house and a well-paying job. I kid you not this is exactly how the house looked. A single human male doesn't need anything else but a place to sleep, video games / PC area and a refrigerator.
> Too many put regards PC is down to 0.7289
nah, same as last time. Release for current gen consoles Release PC enhanced version a year later and get the double dippers release the next gen console version with PC enhancements to rack up the console only double dippers. I do wonder what they'll do for online this time, they have had years to think of ways to monetize now.
Which means like 2028 for PC 
Rockstar uses an 18 month cadence for their PC ports to maximize product segmentation and double dip on console sales. PC gamers can look forward to 2028
I only have a PC so I'm already waiting for a 2030 release date
They can't even get their app and PC use straight. And who is going to pay for all this when there are no taxes. Everybody will get rich because of tarrifs? Drive up national debt to insane levels at which defaulting cannot be avoided anymore? I wish I could run our household like this. I mean using money that comes out of thin air. Pure geniuses at work.
Idk. I’ve seen my mother’s Samsung and it felt so bloated compared to my 14. She has some s24 ultra or something. It’s quick, but just way too much for me. If I wanted that, I would just stick to my PC
In other words, "We did what we could with cheap labor, and that's not happening anymore. Glad you liked our products for a while but we're forced to cave in". Back to PC's
videogames are wide span. Console gaming and PC gaming are similar but different markets. Console games are downloads through their own platforms, the Microsoft store, playstation network, and Nintendo eshop respectively. When Microsoft raises to 80, it means most digital big budget games for XBOX will also raise to 80 (not counting deals and natural time based discounting) Steam on the other hand, is mainly competing with Epic games for the PC market. They are a more free market in comparison. Steams got deals all the time and no real physical market (except for steam deck) so unless games think they'll realistically sell at 80, they'll likely stay at 60 for now on steam. Basically, Microsoft, Sony, and nintendo have more control over their platforms to set prices, whereas steam is a little bit more of an open market of supply/demand as it has been for the last decade. Tariffs won't impact steam much at all, except for the big names using them as an excuse to jack up prices. That's the way I see it anyway, I love steam
They probably have peaked in profitability, but… we all thought they had peaked in 2005 too before the shift to Intel and release of the iPod nano. The iPod was a breakout hit, and Macs were entrenched in certain creative professions, but once Macs were seen as viable PC alternatives, and with the rapidly maturing flash storage technology making small iPods accessible to everyone, as well as the growing familiarity with ARM development via the iPod, that changed the game entirely by birthing the iPhone and, consequently, the “Apple ecosystem”. Many people thought the shift to Intel would damage Apple, and that Zune et al would eat apples lunch in the mp3 player space, but they ended up dominating instead. Technological leaps will keep coming, even if not as rapidly. There’s still room for Apple to innovate if they keep their eye on the ball. But, financially, unless they find that new market (like mainstream healthcare or transport), any new consumer product is just going to replace existing consumer expenditure.
Weird. SPX comes up on my phone app but not on PC.
And perhaps we can also use 1 cell phone and one PC in 10 years
I don't care about the game as much as I care about the two-faced company that runs it and promotes it everywhere. Epic came out claiming they wanted to 'help devs' and 'level the playing field' with companies like Steam for example. Instead, they blow quite a bit of money on exclusivity deals on PC games (which had always been free of the console wars shit) locking a number of good titles behind one year exclusion clauses. This in turn caused a number of very promising games to either die or nearly die as a rather large majority of the PC base have no interest in individual launchers for every single game they play. It then got even worse when they hamfisted \*any\* PC game that goes up on their platform \*must\* have what amounts to spywire on it for the Epic Games launcher even if the game was not originally on the Epic Store. The devs for Starship Troopers Extermination were at least honest enough to warn everyone about it in advance a week or so before it went live and even provided detailed step by step instructions for how to remove it from the game files before the update went live. Problem is you have to go through the same steps to remove it every time there is an update or hotfix. I opted to just uninstall the game and do the same with any game that goes up on Epic Store to avoid that crap.
I would not be surprised at all if Sony follows suit with the PS5. PC components are going to get a lot more expensive too
You can't possibly believe that. I just built a spare parts PC for my brother's friend because everyone was sick of having to play quickplay with the only console friend on Marvel Rivals. A Ryzen 5 2600X that was $99 in late 2019 and a GTX 980 Ti I bought for $175 second hand in early 2020 and they're playing Marvel Rivals at 1080p 75hz on low settings. That graphics card was released in June of 2015.
Now wait until you hook up your PC to a 27" 1440p 165hz monitor.
This is true but the consoles that came out in 2020 were based on hardware from prior. They're only getting more and more outdated whereas the new PC hardware is at least cutting edge. The RX 9070 XT can't be had for the launch price of $600 anymore but it's still a great product at $730 (there was a Gigabyte OC drop the last few days).
Exactly. Once I went to a gaming PC and a high refresh monitor I no longer touched consoles. My Series X and PS5 collect dust.
The thread is about rising costs of console. You implied switching to PC was a good move for you - but I'm pointing out it's even more expensive than console. There's no right or wrong on conosole vs PC, but in the context of the thread your comment doesn't seem to fit.
I have found over the years I flip flop between PC and console gaming and have been sliding back toward PC for a little while now. I guess we're just full on heading that way. There's definitely some stuff I've missed over the past few years for PC that I'll just pick up on a steam sale.
So let's just for fun say that you didn't need any other PC components. That's still basically two digital edition PS5s. You could ride out the current gen and buy a new console in the next Gen for the price of just your graphics card. Which is fine, go for it, have fun. But the economics of console can still make sense for a lot of people.
I'm a Steam convert as well after Sony raised the price of their PS+ memberships, and I'm kicking myself for not doing it sooner. Hooked up my PC to my TV as well and haven't looked back!
PC isn't spared from this. Graphic Card MSRP doesn't matter at all anymore.
Should be pretty easy to build a new PC OS 
Thank fuck I just went to PC
Look I have a PC. But the whole PC master race - consoles are dead stuff is stupid. Switch 2 demand is still high regardless and consoles have a simplicity factor that will always be appealing to some.
PC gamers are almost as bad as Linux fanboys. Ya, I know you can spend a few hundred bucks to just hit the power button and enjoy your game with no stress, but wouldn't you rather spend the rest of your fucking life trying to get your settings tweaked correctly so you can have a brief moment of glorious gameplay before the next thing crashes your system? It's fucking awesome bros!!
I don't know about that. They're pretty comparable in my experience. I'm heavily into the outdoors (hunting, camping, fishing) and spend weeks and weeks each year outside. My go to fishing rig cost $110, I probably spend $100 a year on tackle. License is like $35 and includes my hunting tags. My hunting rifle was $450 and I spend about $65 on that ammo per year. I only camp in primitive, free campsites. Now gaming....Playstation 5-$499. I've had to buy a controller per year. I buy roughly 5 games per year at $70 each. Fiber internet is only $40 a month luckily. Then the monthly or yearly cost to pay online(it's on autopay no idea how much it is) I also have a $2000 gaming PC and about $300 worth of games on Steam. Cost per hour, gaming is definitely more expensive in my case.
Video games are as expensive as you make them. Buy a game every week, console every 2 years, and bunch of micro transactions? That’ll add up fast. But, you can also buy one PC/console and use it for a decade, buy a couple of games per year on sale, and avoid microtransactions and it’ll be your cheapest hobby
As someone on PC, wtf is a full price game?
Wouldn't be surprised if PC prices goes up as well for newer titles.
Get on PC boys where you can get most games for free! Console gaming is long gone.
SPY PC Ratio is 1.6. So massive pump incoming today.
Couple it with Recall, and it seems they have a huge unfair advantage over every other AI that doesn't have access to everything you do on a PC.
Just listened to the earnings call. The management seems to be very capable individuals as always. They do not give any unrealistic targets, they seem to be aware of the needs of the sectors they are getting into (automotive and PC market) and they have the growth numbers to back it up as well. CEO Cristiano Amon is able give detailed answers to any slightly technical questions, on any sector, which I love. The same with CFO Akash Palkhiwala, the guy knows any number, current or future, that he has been asked, and is able to articulate his thoughts very well. I am especially excited about the PC market, for which they said that the next generation chips are coming later this year. As a laptop enthusiast myself, I watched probably every comparison/review video on laptops with Snapdragon CPUs, and if they keep up the good work, I think in 5-10 years we will be talking about Nvidia vs Qualcomm, just like we are talking about Intel vs AMD today. I am sure Nvidia will at some point also enter PC business, but I think this will actually benefit Qualcomm as well by making ARM the mainstream CPU architecture in PCs, which will force any remaining software producer to provide native ARM binaries.
Population size for starters. It’s not about the mega corps using MS products - it’s about your average Joe/Jill tattoo studio/garage/medical practice still having an Office 365 and Cloud License because they still use a Windows 11 based PC for whatever in their office.
They said they are making deals in India so I was wondering about the customer service calls that get routed to India. Don't you all get them when your PC breaks down or other stuff that have service contracts and troubleshooting is done in India.
SPY PC ratio is 1.29. Extremely bearish sentiment. Stock goes parabolic though.
TSLA PC Ratio is 0.68. Hesus Christo.
Not everything can be stockpiled (perishable goods, PC components that get obsolete in a few months, etc.) and once those stocks start dwindling, you better believe the sellers are going to ramp up the prices. And even if the Trump capitulates (and China accepts the de-scalation), it will take at least a few weeks for those ships from China to be refilled and travel to the LA. Objectivelly, Trump has put himself (and everyone in the US) in a terrible situation where every week the situation is going to get worse and worse. It would be one thing if there were real ways to manufacture those goods in the US, but when even the basic components of electronic goods come from China... this is not a good plan.
To be fair, TVs and computers are dirt cheap now (or were before Tarrif Trump's tantrum.) My family's first computer cost about $2000 in the 90s. Early HDTVs cost over $5k. So if you had multiple $5k TVs, you had money. The last TV I bought was under $300; it runs at 4k and is probably either 52" or 56". To be fair it's a smart TV that shows annoying ads, but I could buy fifteen of them for less than the cost of one HDTV in the late 90s-early 2000s *before adjusting for inflation.* I could buy a computer that performs like my first family PC did (that is, no video card, does basic computer things well enough for the era [90s PCs were *slow*] but won't do 3D games) for under $300, maybe under $200 if refurbished office PCs are fair game. I could get an okay gaming PC at Microcenter for under $900 (not fantastic, but good enough.) Tech is cheap these days.
Because the word/acronym has been watered down for marketing purposes. The term "AI PC" is already being pushed by the likes of Intel and AMD to describe any PC that can run an LLM and has a hardware accelerator dedicated to linear algebra.
On PC you have to enter his profile and then click on the three dots that appear at the top right of the screen
SMCI revised next quarter guidance to 4.5-4.6 billion from 5 billion. PC market fuk for rest of year. Market will wake up to reality soon. We will retest the lows sometime in Q3 this year.
Even if every tariff was eliminated today, the supply chain effects will still be felt in 3 months where the period of uncertainty prevented companies from placing orders. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W_mSOS1Qts (38 minutes in you can see the margins on a PC manufacturer before/after tariffs) TLDR: For companies like PC parts manufacturers, at this point it is just more feasible to just *not sell in the US* rather than uproot their supply chain.
There are still PC case brands making their stuff outside China. Lian-li for example.
That tab never closes on my phone or PC lol.
You should throw it away and buy a PC
Nothing crazy but collectively it was significantly more than we'd spend this time of year. PC upgrades, new lawnmower, tools/lawn care stuff, and also some non-critical things we had been on the fence about (made in china kitchen gadgets, housewares, gifts, that sort of thing). We already keep a well stocked pantry but we definitely made a couple extra costco runs for staples.
solution is a Small Matter Of Programming. Take an online tutorial for Python programming & you could write a script that could be launched daily from your PC & send you the notification when the thresholds are exceeded.
Listen to me, and listen well. Money is transient. People make it, and people lose it all day every day. It comes back. Life is precious - yours is precious. You can't buy it, you can't trade it, you can't create it. What is money, anyway? Pieces of paper with pictures on it so we don't kill each other to get something to eat. Take a few days away from this sub to understand that your life is infinitely more valuable. The shittiest, stupidest trade deal you could ever make is to exchange something infinite for something temporary. So step away from the PC. Go to the park, seaside, forest... somewhere where you can appreciate the beauty of life, and realise that all is not lost, and not only will your finances recover, but as you do, they will too. And as always - do not invest money you are not prepared to lose. You may have heard this before, and this is not an "I told you so", either. Just a reminder to not risk that which is of import to you. You're going to get through this. Stay strong, and know there are people who are rooting for you, even on this degenerate septic tank of a sub.
This was my case, too. I made a few large purchases in the past few months before tariffs hit. The biggest expense was a new PC. I would rather pay less now than an arm and a leg later.
Got me one of those new Nvidia chips for my PC. Piece of shit keeps black screening and Nvidia can’t put out a stable driver. What a POS company. Puts 
TSLA PC Ratio is now 0.45. People are heavily short. If this falls, deep red will be the result.
TSLA PC ration is 0.78. That means moon. You think Kenny G is going to pay out all those puts?
To no surprise the wsb pc ratio correlates with the actual options volume PC ratio
I don’t think a 40,000 foot level look at PC is helpful here. If you think about the causes of the GFC it was the asset/ liability mismatch, short term financing by banks (repo’s), and the ability of depositors to withdraw capital causing a run on the bank. I believe entities engaging in PC lending are generally funding their activities through long term capital (either permanent capital from equity holders or long term capital from limited partners). On the borrowing side companies that borrowed and run into problems can renegotiate in bankruptcy, or ultimately have their assets liquidated to satisfy PC lenders. I think PE firms diversify across different types of companies in different industries. Yes if a bunch of borrower companies fell into problems it would not be good for the PE or PC business. I just don’t see the systemic risk or contagion. What am I missing?
What 99% of people do on their PC is indeed just browsing the web, taxes, and moving files around that they don't want to manage from their smartphone. There is no need for Windows and all its bullshit for that. There's gaming and photography which are two blockers for some monitors of people. Gaming is now basically solved unless you want to play those handful of competitive online games with intrusive anti-cheats or for some reason don't want to use Steam. There is not a good 100% alternative to Lightroom but there are softwares to develop your photos.
That's too much work and I don't have a plex server. With DVDs I just pop them inside the PC, open VLC and press play. Why does it have to be so complicated?
I did this with my gaming PC and a few other things after Trump won the election
Ah yes the unique advantage over PC-based VR of having to join the Facebook walled-garden and have to do all the compute/gfx on a phone sized thing instead of a full size laptop/PC. Even as a PCVR enjoyer, I still don't "get" what Meta is bringing to the table other than the stink of Facebook.
> Olivetti invented the PC No, their PC used Zilog chips, designed and made in Silicon Valley > Italian engineer invented the microchip Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce, both Americans > Italian invented the radio The only one you have correct. Marconi was fucking brilliant, absolutely. > Telephone Johann Philipp Reis, German > all of these inventions were stolen by American companies. Thats how you parasites do it. Grab natives land, take free workers from Africa as slaves, steal the best ideas from Europeans, and prosper with financial and arms power. copium.jpg
>Source is “known for tech reviews,” not for analysis of supply chains or manufacturing. Without having watched the video (I strongly prefer text based), OP's blurb mentions Corsair and Cooler Master. Both are companies involved in tech: they make PC parts, my old PC used Cooler Master tower & fans, my current build uses a lot of Corsair parts (RAM, water cooler, PSU). So even if the tech focused group doesn't specialize in supply chains and manufacturing, they talked to companies in the field they do cover about how tariffs will affect their business and the future for their customers. I can get long winded and confusing sometimes, so a TLDR: * The video creators focus on tech. * They talk to tech involved companies about how the tariffs will affect them. * This informs the video creator's regular viewers about what to expect going forward in the field they care about. >OP has never posted in the sub before. Everyone has to start somewhere.
An additional 20% in strong conservative ridings is going to do a lot less than 3% Liberal in a riding that went for NDP by 2%. Personally I think CPC needs to cull the reform wing and move closer to PC. Reform voters will vote CPC either way but Ontario and Atlantic Canada will go PC if there was the right candidate. I typically don't like the Liberals (socially liberal financially conservative and anti corruption doesn't have a great home) but no choice this time around.
Comptia PC Pro and Comptia Network and Security+, probably more about this in the first one than the second one. I'm sure you can find the relevant information without taking the courses, but I highly suggest getting the certs.
It is if you live at your parents basement, the 1000€ are for constant upgrades to the PC
Jerked off 3 times today already, now in back to the PC F5'ing.
Olivetti invented the PC, and Italian engineer invented the microchip, an Italian invented the radio and the telephone, all of these inventions were stolen by American companies. Thats how you parasites do it. Grab natives land, take free workers from Africa as slaves, steal the best ideas from Europeans, and prosper with financial and arms power.
we all day that, then are on our phone or PC next market open day arent we
PC ratio heavily favors puts, so if they crush VIX then as those options get devalued MM buy the underlying. They can use TSLA's skyrocket to devalue puts, forcing SPY to stay flat as everyone else sells into it. Without that upward pressure from VIX crush/TSLA, SPY would be in the toilet. In theory.
anyone else watch any of that documentary vid Gamers Nexus put out on tariffs and PC parts? Pretty wild, way too fucking long but 20 min got the gist of the whole thing. Kind of brought this shit down to reality about how fucking bad this could end up being long term even if tariffs are squared away by summers end
Bloodborne on PC will happen before this.
simples: popularity of PC vs Chromebook