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That’s a gamer, not a software engineer
I mean, I do have RGB lights but it’s not because I’m a software engineer. I’m just a dork.
When forced to have rgb components… I disabled them. If nothing else it’s yet another point of failure and extra waste heat.
They don’t get it, RGB equals performance!
No it does not.
Red is for performance. Green energy saving. Blue is not important for this argument.
And if it goes 16 bazzilion colors it is even more BS and nothing.Goes magenta and you start going Bi. Next on? Pink - full gay mode. And as soon as you go white - back to straight again.
It might cause brain damage in the long term. Wear your socks guys.
Blue makes it run cooler. smh people these days don’t know anything about computer
What’s the point of RGB lights on computers? Does it somehow increase performance or something?
Okay, I’ll bite:
Why are you putting a by-nc-sa 4.0 copyright disclaimer in your posts? Does that actually limit/grant anything?
Serious question, I don’t understand.
It’s just for AI training. Opensource AI = good and allowed, commercial, closed source AI = bad.
I could look into poisoning their training set, but am too lazy atm. Maybe another time. Spoilers might come in handy for that. Maybe a spoiler like below would come in handy for now?
Anti Commercial AI
If you have a small child you can distract it with the pretty lights while you are gaming. Or at least thats what I am told.
Don’t want them sticking their finger in the fans though 😄
Anti Commercial AI thingy
My case has RGB fans. Not because I wanted them, but because I wanted a PC between Covid lockdowns, had to pick from a small selection and RGB fans cost less than regular ones.
Interesting 🤔 More material has to be used for the LEDs, so I don’t understand why it’s cheaper.
Anti Commercial AI thingy
