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Ubisoft has shared a tech-related article on the so-called Neural Texture Compression that was used in Assassin's Creed Mirage The technique uses machine learning to enable higher texture compression without sacrificing visual quality Full article 👇

@otomir23 Just use snipping tool

they're turning my goat ShareX into vibecoded slop now 💔

@spartanonyx @bogorad222 Exactly my point? Gamepass made the game fail financially… why would anyone buy the game when you can just sub for a month for 1/5th the price

@DayVXZ @bogorad222 wow can't believe the game that released day one on gamepass was played through gamepass and not purchased directly on steam!

Looks like id Software is working on more than one game Also I guess Doom: The Dark Ages may have been a hit? #idSoftware

@Sebasti66855537 @wccftech Always nice to have another SSRTGI option that isn't locked behind a patreon paywall with the bonus of MFG/FG

Just released a new guide on @wccftech about a mod called DLSS Enabler. It can be used to enable software ray traced global illumination/contact shadows, multi frame generation, dynamic FG and even integrates OptiScaler for extra neat features. Link: wccftech.com/how-to/dlss-en…

@JavaidUsama You mean to tell me Doom TDA was made using a 31 year old engine 😲

This headline is sending me, "13-year-old Decima Engine-" oh c'mon, they keep developing upon on it with newer tech like literally any software framework, they didn't build DS2 on a 13 year old build of Decima🤦‍♂️

Our community has chosen: Overall, @NVIDIAGeForce DLSS 4.5 delivers the best image quality compared to @AMDRadeon FSR Upscaling (FSR 4) and Native Rendering (+TAA) based on actual UHD in-game-footage (side-by-side videos) - Congratulations! In depth: bit.ly/4rTB1Ph

@CyanFPS_ for a few days till people realise nothing of significance changed

sick season launch guys really brought back the players!!!

@oscgoat At quite a premium price as well

attention to all aussies: they are now selling oscar piastri’s meat at coles

@MainMoviecast @DOCTORERNIELIV @DiscussingFilm forbes.com/sites/conormur… Charges dropped?

@DOCTORERNIELIV @DiscussingFilm Yeah rehire someone who beat his girlfriend and SAd MINORS that’s real smart

A new ‘Rick & Morty’ spinoff series ‘PRESIDENT CURTIS’ will release later this year. (Source: screenrant.com/president-curt…)

@povaristocrat @Brocklesnitch No its Milo topped with ice cream aka a true Australian delicacy

@Brocklesnitch Is that just ice cream topped with milo? How is it an Australian dessert? I used to do that all the time but I promise you that nobody taught me nor did I see anyone else do it. But I am Aussie tho

A beautiful Australian dessert many will never experience…

@packers_owner_j @thiojoe Someone correct me if I'm wrong but you cannot capture DLDSR via software(OBS/ShadowPlay), so you need a dedicated capture card. Also the smoothness slider works in reverse of standard DSR

@thiojoe Agreed, DLDSR is slept on as a really really good upscaling/supersampling tool DLAA might be a better choice in games that support it, kind of the same but IIRC it uses more data from the game too, but DLDSR is soooo gooood for supersampling

I'm giving away my biggest secret. (No catchy screenshot attached for engagement, no "one line per sentence" tweet style to optimize for the algorithm. If you see this you've simply been blessed 😌.) After years of searching I found the only legitimate way to get actually crystal clear screen, non-pixelated recordings even after you zoom them in far af. You have to go into your Nvidia control panel > Manage 3D Settings > Global settings > "DSR - Factors" and set it to 4.00x, and set "DSR - Smoothness" to 0%. This will give you a new option in your Windows resolution settings for double your current max monitor resolution. Basically a "virtual" resolution. For a 4K monitor that's 8K. At 8K that also unlocks new larger scaling options up to 500% which is the key. But even 400% looks really sharp when zoomed way in.

@RigbyGender paycheck vs passion

“Whoever did the commercial for Resident Evil 9 should do it”

@boyter @YouTube Yeah just joking around since YouTube seem deadset on making web act and look like mobile UI

@DayVXZ @YouTube As a real man I use a desktop, or laptop most of the time.

Can someone do that dev thing where you join a company, fix a bug and quit, go and do that at @YouTube to resolve this annoying comment bug please.

@pawpflash How will people know my PC cost $6000? i7 4790k underclocked to 2.95Ghz with a zip tied CPU cooler (no brackets) GTX 1050 16GB 3200Mhz 500GB WD HDD 5200 RPM from my laptop plays all modern games at really high fps

its 2026 take your pc specs off your steam profile no one CARES

@vxunderground saw Kim Dotcom and checked out instantly

Okay, so Kim Dotcom made a post online saying he has information about Palantir being compromised. I am extremely skeptical of these claims. My initial post escaped my core audience (as is tradition) so I am going to be a little more verbose and explain stuff. Compromising a large institution such as Palantir is not something some random guy down the street can do. Palantir is large and has many moving parts. In other words, Palantir does not store all of it's information on one computer and in a crusty old hard drive somewhere. Palantir (presumably) has data segregated meaning not all data is one place. Different types of data is going to be stored in different locations (in the cloud, or physically on-premise). Hence, a compromise of Palantir which would unveil ALL DATA would require two things: - Extreme skill - Extreme patience This sort of compromise is not something that happens in a day. This sort of compromise is something which would take weeks, months, or maybe even years depending on the objective. Historically, when large compromises toward large institutions occur it is almost exclusively performed by state-sponsored Threat Groups (hackers funded by governments), or in some more rare scenarios, financially motivated Threat Actors (ransomware, extortionists). If Palantir was compromised, it would be EXTREMELY unusual for a state-sponsored group or financially motivated group to make it exclusive to one individual person. Rarely do state-sponsored Threat Groups notify influencers, or journalists, ... or anyone really of their objectives. They're funded by governments. Governments do not care about clout. IF a state-sponsored group does notify someone, they typically do mass e-mails to journalists (for misinformation, disinformation, or fearmongering, some sort of strategic objective, they don't do it to look cool). If it was performed by a financially motivated Threat Group they will almost immediately discuss it online in their domain of choice. For example, many Threat Actors who compromise places may sell access on forums such as Exploit, TierOne, or Breached (or whatever is adjacent to Breached). Alternatively, ransomware groups post about it on their personal website to try to extort or intimidate victims. However, no discussion of Palantir has appeared in any of these places. Okay... so no signs from financially motivated Threat Actors... and it would be really unusual for a state-sponsored Threat Actor to make it exclusive to one person... is there anything else weird about this? Yes. If Palantir was compromised it would be unusual for ANY group of Threat Actors to notify anyone immediately after a compromise. By notifying Kim Dotcom, or whoever, they're sounding the metaphorical alarm. Palantir is going to immediately order a DFIR (Digital Forensics and Incident Response) and begin an internal audit. Things are going to be locked down. If someone compromised Palantir why would they burn access so quickly? Why would they notify someone so quickly? They're leaving an audit trail. There is a lot of speculation, little evidence, and things not really making a whole lot of sense. Is it possible Kim Dotcom is telling the truth? Yes. Is it likely? No. Is it possible Kim Dotcom THINKS it's real, but it's NOT real? Yes, that is more likely to be true. It would not surprise me if he is (intentionally, or unintentionally) participating in a misinformation campaign. Pic unrelated

@AlexML23 @majorgeeks buzzword buzzword gamers buzzword input lag

@majorgeeks Oh no, ISLC is back... Wtf does "efficiently managing Windows memory lists at the kernel level" even mean? Stay clear of the gpt ffs

New! AmazeMem: An advanced system utility tailored for competitive gamers and power users. It focuses on reducing input lag and eliminating system stutters by efficiently managing Windows memory lists at the kernel level. majorgeeks.com/files/details/…

alright, i've been wondering the credibility about Threat Interactive (@ThreatInteract) works. i occasionally watch his videos despite having no knowledge about graphics engineering. most of his videos is just talking about bad video game optimization and unreal engine.

@couriermail A 37-year-old man's body was discovered early Tuesday morning inside a charity bin in the loading dock of a Woolworths supermarket on Buckland Road in Nundah, Brisbane's northside, around 3:30 am.

#BREAKING Police are investigating after the body of a 37-year-old man was found in the loading dock of a Woolworths supermarket on Brisbane’s northside. Read more: bit.ly/4qGB3ca