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August 09, 2023
Daily Tech News 9 August 2023
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- Lyft wants to kill surge pricing. (Tech Crunch)
"[Primetime pricing] is a bad form of price raising," said Risher. "It's particularly bad because riders hate it with a fiery passion. And so we're really trying to get rid of it, and because we've got such a good driver supply ... it's decreased significantly." Getting rid of something because all your customers hate it. Imagine if Apple or Microsoft heard of this.
- It's time to change how we cover Elon Musk, says news outlet that covers Elon Musk in a form of frothing psychosis that approaches performance art. (The Verge)
The plan is more psychosis.
- A new bug called Downfall in Intel's CPUs up to 11th generation allows for bad stuff. (Serve the Home)
The latest version of your operating system should have a patch for this.
- A new bug called Inception in AMD's Zen CPUs up to, well, all of them, allows for bad stuff. (Serve the Home)
The latest version of your operating system should have a patch for this.
- Nvidia has new workstation GPUs out - the RTX 4000, 4500, 5000, and 6000. (WCCFTech)
There was already a half-height version of the 4000 available, but this announcement includes a full-height version that runs up to 30% faster.
Prices range from a not entirely unreasonable $1250 for the RTX 4000 to $6800 for the RTX 6000.
- More leaks of specific Radeon 7700 and 7800 models - this time from ASRock - indicate that an announcement is close. (WCCFTech)
Count on AMD to screw up the pricing so that they land with a resounding meh.
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