That’s not what the article summary is saying, though. To clarify my question, I’m referring to this part:

If it becomes law, Wisconsin could become the first state where using a VPN to access certain content is banned.

How are they going to enforce that? Assuming the VPN provider is doing their due-diligence, they have no way of knowing what kind of traffic is going through a privacy-based VPN when someone uses one.

I thought L2P was just for torrents. How do I use it with my internet connection? Does it cost money?

How the fuck do they plan on monitoring VPN traffic? Isn’t the whole point of a good privacy-oriented VPN is that they don’t log traffic? How can they monitor something that doesn’t exist?

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Oh shit I think so.

That, or my ADHD completely misread the title.

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Thanks. Going to give therapy a try.

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At first I was thinking, “WTF, why did the prices shoot up so high?” And then I looked up how much I spent on 32GB of RAM rated for the same speeds back in 2022: Three Hundred Fucking Dollars. The price didn’t shoot up; it never went down!

I’m about to delete my comment cause you’re the third person now to respond with basically the same thing and I’m tried of clarifying myself. So just go read my reply to the first person who said something similar to what you did.

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To me it just looks like upscaling artifacts. The aliasing is identical across the every straight line in the image

The war is only beginning, my friend.

Also, FWIW Ublock Lite still works and blocks YouTube ads in Chrome. But it’s also stripped of features compared to Ublock Origin in Firefox.

I thought RVX was dead? Did they bring it back? I’ve been using the normal ReVanced and it works great.

That doesn’t look like a gaming laptop, either. $20 says it has integrated graphics.

Reminds me of the “gaming laptops” at Walmart. The other day I saw a RoG laptop being sold with an AMD 740M, a integrated GPU from 2023 with performance from 2010. They dressed it up all pretty with RGB and a 144hz display to make it look like it could actually run games, and then had the nerve to charge $699 for it.

I hate shit like this so much cause people who don’t know any better will buy this thing, get 15 FPS in modern titles and think that PC gaming sucks, when it’s just their computer that sucks.