Jason Schreier on Bluesky posted: I think a lot of people forget that The Elder Scrolls VI was only announced in 2018 (along with Starfield) to soften the blow of Fallout 76 — "Don't worry, even though we're making a multiplayer game we've got single-player stuff coming too!"

Sorry to say this game is still more than 2 years away!

Then, Jason Schreier was asked about his "prediction" in the BlueSky post. But he doubles down saying it's not a prediction and he knows the time frame of this game: https://bsky.app/profile/jasonschreier.bsky.social/post/3mzgbaspm7s2q

Team Group CEO Chen adds that the supply-and-demand balance probably won't get any better until the second half of 2028 at the earliest, adding, "How can prices fall when there's nothing left?" It's all a bit of a mess, as apparently even with Chinese companies like CXMT and YMTC increasing their market share, high-end DRAM and NAND flash still come from the same handful of companies, including Micron, Samsung, and SK hynix.

Hi! Hopefully this is cool to do. I'm Brad, the executive editor of PCWorld, and I've spent a while working on a story I think y'all might find rad so I wanted to share it. tl;dr Steam Deck made Windows optional. Steam Frame takes aim at x86. Valve is building a future where your Steam library barely cares what kind of computer sits underneath it (or if it's even a proper PC at all).

What I found is in the article but if this is cool to do and stays up, I'll respond to what I can!

Beginning of the year I bought cyberpower PC on boxing day sale off Amazon, paid like 2000$ CAD, Week later was delivered box was pretty well damaged before I opened it so I took a bunch of photos incase it was worse then just the box,

Entire PC is glass, front, both sides, top

Front and side panel covering wires/ back of mobo both broken

Called amazon immediately, but had to make a ticket online. Took couple days for them to get back to me first offering me 20% off to keep the item, but at this point I had done some research. With how much broken glass was in the box they couldn't make me ship it back to them for it being a safety hazard so I pushed for a full refund and got it

As for the PC I basically took it completely apart and cleaned it as best I could, mostly using gravity, called up cyberpower and was able to use the RMA for the broken glass had it 2 weeks later

Been using the pc for the last year and no issues.

For my Amazon account we had good standing since the whole family uses it and we have had it for 10+ years, no issues requesting refund or returns after I got fully refunded for the PC

Sudden switch.. I wonder what happened.