u/CaptainLevi-39

I have a PS5 Pro and also tried out Geforce Now ultimate for the month on my MacBook m4 pro.

I have a 4k 240hz oled monitor arriving soon so am excited to try that out.

I played Black myth wukong on geforce now and the foliage really causes the image quality to suffer due to compression.

I am thinking AC Black flag may suffer from the same thing? But I also tried cyberpunk on geforce now and holy shit it's incredible. But I am guessing any games with little foliage would be. However AC black flag definitely has lots of foliage…

My wifi is perfect btw, getting about 8ms latency so pretty much have the perfect setup for geforce now and the nvidia server is nearby.

So I just saw Claude Max x20 available for $139 for one month. There's no regional pricing that allows it to be that cheap for the seller to take advantage of. I also can't see how the seller has any margins whatsoever for profit at that price. There's also not really a way for them to buy it in bulk from Anthropic, as they use your session cookie to access your account to buy the subscription for you.

Is the only conclusion that they're using suspicious credit cards or they're using a suspicious way to purchase a subscription?

So I've bought a PS5 Pro that I'm going to use for GTA 6, and I also need a monitor. Ideally, I really want a 32-inch, as it will fit on my desk perfectly and I can also use it for work with my MacBook Pro.

I did have a 42-inch LG before, but I sold it. I always felt it was a bit too big, even on a desk that fitted it, so I think I definitely probably want to stick with something smaller.

I know that the Tandem OLED panels are coming out. Right now, they're over £1,000 in the UK and also sold out, as opposed to last year's ones, which are pretty much nearly a third of the price. I also can't see the tandem OLEDs being anywhere near £500 before GTA 6 comes out, maybe £700 to £800?

The current 3rd gen one I am looking at is the Lenovo 32ud-10

I didn’t even notice this before, but all of the Chinese Pod podcasts are on the Apple Podcasts app! And they also seem to be categorised by beginner, intermediate, and advanced.

Defo worth checking out :-)

EDIT: They are all also on Spotify