You have to use the doom & gloom to motivate you into action. It’s a useful piece to differentiate between performative and productive actions.

I think it’s ok to bring it up as a call to action, so long as you’re not just wallowing in the despair.

If you read into it, this was a limitation on AMD’s part, which they tried to resolve. You don’t have to buy it, and the rest of their lineup should meet your expectations.

Yeah, it totally fucks repairability. But it sounds like this is not something this company normally does, and not something they could control.

They should at least offer a superior warranty to cover such scenarios.

Simply being a doomer doesn’t accomplish anything on its own. You have to translate it into meaningful action.

You don’t “grow out of it.” You just decided to put your head back in the sand.

I’m convinced most of the accounts accusing people of being “doomers” are astroturfers trying to gaslight people into complacency.

I get the frustration with a system being so locked down, but if 32gb is the minimum I don’t really see the problem. This pc will be outdated before you really need to upgrade the ram to play new games.

That’s standard for emerging technologies. They tend to be loss leaders for quite a long period in the early years.

It’s really weird that so many people gravitate to anything even remotely critical of AI, regardless of context or even accuracy. I don’t really understand the aggressive need for so many people to see it fail.

LoL. That feature is literally the only reason I also have a Plex docker pointing to my library. But they’ve definitely not been supporting it for a while, because I don’t think it’s worked well in forever. Last few times I tried it with friends, we ended up having to just try to hit play at the same time.

Oh well. One less container now.