I was just about to post the Nvidia news. What's the most you guys have ever spent on a video card? I just can't bring myself to spending more than $250 on a single component and even that is quite expensive. These cards are going for $1500!!! And to know that they'll be worth less than half that amount a year later...damn.
I can understand that a casual gamer shouldn't spend that much ... and also usually most of the time, people buy the mid-tier cards because if you buy the top end card, you need also big power supply and big case.
However RTX 3090 is pushing 8k gaming with high frame rates, it is just pushing the boundaries of technology which makes me excited.
I have bought GTX 1060 (for 400 bucks) and 1080Ti (for 1200 bucks) 2 years ago.
I gotta say for 1080 gaming GTX 1060 does great for most jobs but the 1080Ti is just spectacular.
However RTX 3090 is pushing 8k gaming with high frame rates, it is just pushing the boundaries of technology which makes me excited.
I have bought GTX 1060 (for 400 bucks) and 1080Ti (for 1200 bucks) 2 years ago.
I gotta say for 1080 gaming GTX 1060 does great for most jobs but the 1080Ti is just spectacular.
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also found this:
https://support.google.com/messages/thread/739014?hl=en
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Hi, welcome to the Messages User Forum!
In the current Android Messages, you can go to a specific conversation you are having and click the stacked dots in the upper right corner / Details or Group Details / Notifications.
Hope this helps!
https://support.google.com/messages/thread/739014?hl=en
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Hi, welcome to the Messages User Forum!
In the current Android Messages, you can go to a specific conversation you are having and click the stacked dots in the upper right corner / Details or Group Details / Notifications.
Hope this helps!
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I use Google Signal for messaging and you oculd click on particular user and turn on and off notification ... so you have to turn off the notification of the app and turn on notification per user.
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i think she is of iranian origin.
PhD candidate’s invention was called ‘bulls—t’, but can now detect early signs of COVID-19
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, 34-year-old Azadeh Dastmalchi found a new function for her existing work on a medical-grade smartwatch to detect and monitor for early virus symptoms.
Dastmalchi’s start-up, Montreal-based VitalTracer, and its product the VTLAB smartwatch combines biosensors and artificial intelligence to measure human vital signs, blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, blood oxygen saturation, body temperature, and electrocardiogram (ECG) and photoplethysmography (PPG) signals.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/covid-19-smartphone-detection-155404456.html
PhD candidate’s invention was called ‘bulls—t’, but can now detect early signs of COVID-19
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, 34-year-old Azadeh Dastmalchi found a new function for her existing work on a medical-grade smartwatch to detect and monitor for early virus symptoms.
Dastmalchi’s start-up, Montreal-based VitalTracer, and its product the VTLAB smartwatch combines biosensors and artificial intelligence to measure human vital signs, blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, blood oxygen saturation, body temperature, and electrocardiogram (ECG) and photoplethysmography (PPG) signals.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/covid-19-smartphone-detection-155404456.html
LOL -- her company is the biggest joke I have ever seen. pre-order a watch that measures PPG (like any other watch) for 1000 dollars with a ATmega328 – 16 Mhz processor 
Also the company has zero clinical studies + zero certifications (FDA or Health Canada) + zero patent
vaghan khandidam
Also the company has zero clinical studies + zero certifications (FDA or Health Canada) + zero patent
vaghan khandidam
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LOL -- her company is the biggest joke I have ever seen. pre-order a watch that measures PPG (like any other watch) for 1000 dollars with a ATmega328 – 16 Mhz processor
Also the company has zero clinical studies + zero certifications (FDA or Health Canada) + zero patent
vaghan khandidam
Also the company has zero clinical studies + zero certifications (FDA or Health Canada) + zero patent
vaghan khandidam
Ajman University of Science and Technology
Degree NameB. Sc
Field Of StudyBiomedical Engineering
Dates attended or expected graduation2003 – 2008
Ajman, United Arab Emirates, 2003-2008
Concentrations: Medical imaging, Medical instruments.
Inside the HP Nanoprocessor: a high-speed processor that can't even add
The Nanoprocessor is a mostly-forgotten processor developed by Hewlett-Packard in 1974 as a microcontroller for their products.Strangely, this processor couldn't even add or subtract, probably why it was called a nanoprocessor and not a microprocessor.Despite this limitation, the Nanoprocessor powered numerous Hewlett-Packard devices ranging from interface boards and voltmeters to spectrum analyzers and data capture terminals.The Nanoprocessor's key feature was its low cost and high speed:Compared against the contemporary Motorola 6800, the Nanoprocessorcost $15 instead of $360 and was an order of magnitude faster for control tasks.
http://www.righto.com/2020/09/inside-hp-nanoprocessor-high-speed.html
The Nanoprocessor is a mostly-forgotten processor developed by Hewlett-Packard in 1974 as a microcontroller for their products.Strangely, this processor couldn't even add or subtract, probably why it was called a nanoprocessor and not a microprocessor.Despite this limitation, the Nanoprocessor powered numerous Hewlett-Packard devices ranging from interface boards and voltmeters to spectrum analyzers and data capture terminals.The Nanoprocessor's key feature was its low cost and high speed:Compared against the contemporary Motorola 6800, the Nanoprocessorcost $15 instead of $360 and was an order of magnitude faster for control tasks.
http://www.righto.com/2020/09/inside-hp-nanoprocessor-high-speed.html
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Nvidia Buys Arm From SoftBank for $40 Billion
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/13/technology/nvidia-arm-softbank.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/13/technology/nvidia-arm-softbank.html
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