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    Everyone on Macross World knows Graham is a super fan of the VF-17. That's telling that he's returning/selling it
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    Been a while since I last went to the theaters. I think John Wick 4 and Top Gun were the lasts ones... before that, a limited release I saw in the theaters was the Shin Ultraman/ Wonder how widespread Hathaway will be avail at theaters.
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    nice! looks good. hope it comes out on netflix.
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    Michael Mando Latest To Join ‘Gundam’ Movie From Netflix & Legendary
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    that's a good deal for the combo.
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    ASRock motherboard still killing 9800X3D's
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    my friend got it and paid $750 for it after import shipping and fees. That's insane.
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    YMMV region availability as always and usually for a limited time. (I'm in the U.S) Gundam channel on youtube is showing Endless Waltz OVA as of 3/22/26.
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    City Hunter 2 Ending Amazing song.
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    very nice looking bartop
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    "NVIDIA has now confirmed that DLSS 5 takes a 2D rendered frame plus motion vectors as input. That clarification came in follow-up answers to questions about how the new technology actually works. The answer is direct, and it does not fully match the earlier impression created by NVIDIA’s own marketing language around geometry, materials, and scene understanding. DLSS 5 does not appear to read 3D geometry, depth, or artist-authored material data directly from the game engine. When asked whether the model is effectively taking a single 2D frame with motion vectors to create the output, the answer was: “Yes, DLSS 5 takes a 2D frame plus motion vectors as input.” NVIDIA also said the model understands scene semantics such as hair, fabric, skin, and lighting conditions “all by analyzing a single frame.” NVIDIA had earlier described DLSS 5 in a way that suggested a deeper understanding of the scene. The follow-up answers paint a narrower picture. When asked whether the model reads PBR (Physically Based Rendering) properties from the engine, NVIDIA said: “DLSS 5 only takes the rendered frame and... That may explain why some preview images raised concerns. In one example, a character appears to gain hair detail in an area where it was not visible before. In another, facial details appear altered enough (like the nose) to raise questions about whether the model is changing the look of the of the character rather than only improving lighting." Source: VideoCardz.com https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-confirms-dlss-5-uses-a-2d-frame-plus-motion-vectors-as-input In other words, Nvidia lying as usual and it's pretty much typical AI generating faces.
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    seeing the VA's reading lines is awesome.
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    WOw! Dr. Wu beat Missing Link to the punch.
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    Amazing, thanks for the link. Giving it a read.
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    i guess i have to get the next greatest gpu from nvidia /s
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    Yeah, that was crazy Sega using Nintendo's private investigator and collaborated with the police to go after one guy over junk they threw away.
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    lol, Engadget trying to play Lies of P on it. congrats, hope it'll last you for a while. having a 5080 is nice.
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    I'll probably get this on sale or the next gen that prob will have 12gb of ram for the same cost using the a19 chip in the future.
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    MKBHD seems to agree with you.
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    @mikeszekely this review might be of interest.
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