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    Memory Companies Have Destroyed the Consumer Market, Outlet Claimsโ—Memory Companies Have Destroyed the Consumer MarketYhn723 d ago

    Gamers Nexus has published a feature arguing that memory manufacturers have wrecked the consumer RAM and storage market, with prices climbing sharply for everyday PC builders. The piece points to supply being redirected toward higher-margin data centre and AI customers, leaving consumers paying far more for DDR5 and SSDs. Readers are debating whether the price surge is genuine scarcity or deliberate market strategy by the chipmakers.

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    CyberPowerPC gaming desktop with RTX 5070 discounted under $2,000โ—Grab this 4K-ready gaming PC with a 7800X3D and RTX 5070 for under $2,000 right now, saving you $170 This powerful CyberMmastodonBusinessStartups32 d ago

    A CyberPowerPC gaming desktop pairing AMD's Ryzen 7 7800X3D processor with Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5070 graphics card is on sale for under $2,000, a discount of $170. The machine also includes a 1TB SSD and 32GB of DDR5 RAM, and is being promoted as capable of 4K gameplay. It is drawing attention from gamers watching for deals on RTX 50-series hardware.

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    Using a local LLM to clean up a full hard driveโ—I gave my local LLM a nearly-full SSD and told it to find everything I could safely deleteโœ‰newsTechnologyAI2 d ago

    A tech writer describes running a locally hosted large language model on a nearly full SSD, asking it to identify files that could be safely deleted. The piece highlights a practical, off-cloud use of local AI: letting the model scan the drive and suggest disk cleanup targets, reflecting growing interest in running LLMs directly on personal hardware for everyday tasks.

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    SSDI October 2026 Payment Dates Revealedโ–ผSSDI October 2026 Payment: When are disability benefits being deposited for next month?โœ‰newsBusinessPersonal Finance2 d ago

    Social Security Disability Insurance recipients are looking ahead to October 2026 payment dates, with a new guide outlining when disability benefits will be deposited next month. The schedule matters to millions of Americans who rely on SSDI checks to cover monthly expenses, and readers are checking the calendar to plan their finances.

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    Infosec circles mock the ever-growing list of security lifecycle acronymsโ—So far I've seen SDLC, SSDLC, ADLC Waiting on ASSDLC. # infosec # iwantoscreamMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity22 d ago

    Security professionals are swapping jokes about the proliferation of software lifecycle acronyms โ€” SDLC, SSDLC and ADLC โ€” with one quipping that ASSDLC must be next. The banter reflects frustration in infosec circles at how every process or compliance trend spawns yet another acronym, adding jargon fatigue to the daily work of securing software development.

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    War fatigue numbs Ukrainian civilians' fear, report findsโ—War fatigue numbs civilians' fear | News In Depth https:// video.echelon.pl/w/aVUtNHL15xE NShpvDdEssDMmastodonWarUkraine23 d ago

    A news in-depth report examines how prolonged exposure to war in Ukraine is dulling civilians' sense of fear. As the full-scale invasion drags on, residents reportedly respond to air raid alerts and strikes with growing detachment, a psychological adaptation observers describe as war fatigue. The report highlights the mental toll of constant danger and how communities carry on with daily life under threat.

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    Commentators mock Iraq war WMD justifications with oil jokeโ—"So long and thanks for all the oil" https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=PO13BOfPvwY # NoIraqDidNotHaveWeaponsOfMassDestrucMmastodonWorldUS Politics23 d ago

    Social media users are sharing a satirical take on the Iraq war, riffing on the Hitchhiker's Guide phrase 'so long and thanks for all the fish' to suggest oil, not weapons of mass destruction, motivated the 2003 US invasion. Posts pair the joke with hashtags insisting Iraq had no WMD and drawing parallels to current claims about Iran, framing both as false pretexts for war.

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    Silicon Motion strengthens grip on consumer controller marketโ—Silicon Motion Technology Corporation (SIMO) Dominates Consumer Controller Market Amid Competitor Exitโœ‰newsTechnology3 d ago

    Silicon Motion Technology Corporation, the Taiwan-based NAND flash controller maker, is drawing attention after a rival's exit from the consumer controller market left it in a stronger position. Reports say the company now dominates that segment, raising questions about how the shift will affect pricing, competition and its share of SSD and memory card controller demand.

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