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If you clicked this… it’s a few reasons why you did so; Manage Service Provider. You are etheir wondering what that is or you know what it is and would like to know more of what this website is doing to get to the present with it.

Firstly… What is an MSP?

In short, do you know how you attend your job and do you have a user and password in order to get inside the systems? You can’t see the same stuff in your office as you see at home. When you do you have to have some sort of authentication to do so. This is where your IT team has to handle your password or reset your email. You call the guy across the country to get a problem fixed. They tell you to “Go see the admin or call them” That is what an MSP is. We are looking to expand our business under a different association or name which I cannot reveal here but will be happy to reveal in a link in due time. The places we look to cover in Southern California, Nevada, Indiana, Ohio, and Georgia. This will cover your small business IT issues as but not limited to;

Emails – Setting up emails and mailboxes for small businesses

Active Directory – Set users and set permissions for Users within the company. (HR has access to HR things while regular employees have access only to their normal task)

Network discovery – Complete security scans of your network

Help Desk Support and Remote – Remoting into your computer so techs will not always have to come out to fix an issue. They can fix it from their remote location

Profession Reporting – Giving your company a complete report on weekly and monthly tasks so you as a small business can have peace of mind about your network and your employee’s productivity.

Remote Monitoring – Making sure no threats or malicious activity will happen while we are on watch. Caution would be made every moment and every second

Patch Management – Make sure all of your office devices and IoT devices are patched and up to date when they are released. This ensures your systems shouldn’t have issues with compatibility and would work properly at all times

Data Backup and Forensics – Protecting you and your client’s data.

We here are working daily to make this a reality as we are a small team of inspired entrepreneurs who would like to make something of our skills. We hope you would spread the word and pass this information on to any small business. This would help us and the client who would be interested in our services.

We are touting 8k 60FPS gaming. I think gaming has reached its peak at this point. for a whopping $1,599, you can get your hands on a 4090 graphics card this October on the 12th. Nvidia is the future, when the 3090 came out I said I was going to wait for a 4080 and I changed my mind seeing that the games started to show up with great benchmarks from the 2000 series. The 4080 comes in 2 packages for 899 to 1299. a 12 gig version and a 16 gig version. It’s interesting to me that the 2000 series GPUs seem to be less performing when at the time of release they were outstanding cards. What happened? Did the drivers start making them do less? 2000 series cards were touted as 4k cards but can barely handle it in today’s games. I when first got my 2080. Gaming in 4k was a breeze. Now its kind of hard to run a game on a 2000 series card. A breeze on the 3000 series card. All the way till to the 3060. I have a 2060 and a 2070. 4k has to run on low to medium settings on today’s games. Medium on a 2080. My 3080 ti can run fine in 4k 80fps -120 on Ultra. Will we see this same thing happen to the 3000 series cards as the 4000 series start hitting the wild? I sincerely hope not. I hope developers keep making games that run efficiently to our current hardware and not bring in this new narrative that Nvidia will bring to next gen. I believe Nvidia should stay with developing cards and not tout for gaming this round. the 3000 and 2000 series are great cards! in all, I probably get my hands on a 4000 series card anyway. Just because i love tech!

I really was not going to talk about this because it was more about gaming. GTA VI was leaked and I don’t want to give my opinion on the game itself, Seeing that I have been recently learning code and creating 3d models on the Unreal engine. During the Uber hack, I did not really think the hacker compromised anything. He did infiltrate their Slack and the chat went nuts. However, they never said what they got a hold of. Rockstar, on the other hand, leaking the biggest game that has been anticipated since GTA online started being Milked in 2015. GTA Online has been going forward since 2013. That’s 9 years as of the 17th of September (well GTA Online has been out since October but GTA V has been since Sept 17th) the leaker decided to release everything on that date. Honestly… besides the source code of the game, I don’t see why it even hurt Rockstar games. As they didn’t say ANYTHING for 9 years about their game. IMO the leaker did them a favor and Rockstar can come back on it. Uber is doing an investigation but has not found any evidence of intrusion or anything compromised as of late. Rockstar Suffered from 90 videos being posted of GTA 6. I wouldn’t worry too much I would embrace and say much more about the game. Lots of games come out broken with patches anyway. Rockstar could capitalize on this.

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Hot on the heels of the Uber hacking incident last week, someone claiming to be the hacker behind it now says Rockstar Games has been hacked. As evidence of this, videos of Grand Theft Auto (GTA) 6, which is still in the early stages of development, have been leaked and published online.

The hacker, using a handle of teapotuberhacker and posting to the GTAForums fan forum, claimed to have gained access to Rockstar Games’ Slack server and also its team-working Confluence wiki. As well as making claims to be the same ‘Tea Pot’ hacker who was behind the Uber incident, the threat actor says they had gained access to both GTA 5 and GTA 6 source code along with other assets. To back this up, a file containing some 90 videos was also uploaded.

Below is news written by toms hardware. I just woke up to this today and did not really take this well. I’m Team Nvidea all the way and have been buying founders cards for quite some time. I did buy some EVGA cards but did not really like them. However, I do have EVGA power supplies and other components in my pc. I got a chance to watch Jays take on the matter and he explains it very well. It does make sense from what he is saying. I got into the PC market around the 10 series and noticed there was a market for different kinds of Nvidea GPU’s my 1st card was a generic 1070 from a prebuilt but the first card I ever purchased was an Evga 1060 ftw 6 gig. Was a wonderful card. After that, We purchased nothing but Founders cards. I did get my hands on a 3080 FTW 3 and took it back within the same week That I purchased it for a 3080 TI Founders. Interestingly enough what Jay said about Nvidea competing with its own partners made a lot of sense. Founders’ cards were always produced less heat, less pricy, and lasted longer than their partner cards. This probably was the shift in reasons why this happened. (I mean in my opinion of course) Check out tom’s hardware.

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EVGA, often considered Nvidia’s top add-in-board partner, is making a drastic shift. It’s done doing business with Nvidia and will stop making GPUs altogether. That’s according to YouTube channels JayZTwoCents and GamersNexus, which both sat down with EVGA CEO Andrew Han to discuss his frustrations with Nvidia as a partner and reasoning for making the decision. Jon Peddie Research also published a brief article on the matter.

“We are not going to be on [Nvidia CEO] Jensen [Huang]’s lap on stage, so I don’t want people to speculate what’s going on [when we’re not there],” GamersNexus Steve Burke quotes Han as saying. “EVGA has decided not to carry the next gen.”

When asked for comment, EVGA product management director Jacob Freeman pointed Tom’s Hardware to its forums, where the company offered the following message:

“EVGA is committed to our customers and will continue to offer sales and support on the current lineup. Also, EVGA would like to say thank you to our great community for the many years of support and enthusiasm for EVGA graphics cards.” EVGA also confirmed that it will not carry the next generation of GPUs, that it will support current generation products, and that it will “continue to provide the current generation products,” though it didn’t specify for how long.

It is notable that Han met with two of the biggest tech YouTubers and had the videos embargoed, so there may be more to the story.

“We’ve had a great partnership with EVGA over the years and will continue to support them on our current generation of products,” Bryan Del Rizzo, director of global public relations for GeForce at Nvidia told Tom’s Hardware. “We wish Andrew and our friends at EVGA all the best.”

EVGA will reportedly continue the existing RTX 30-series product line until it runs out of stock.  The company won’t be moving to partner with AMD or Intel, either, with plans to instead focus on other products for the foreseeable future (EVGA already makes power supplies, coolers and motherboards, for instance), but also reportedly won’t expand into new product categories.

The company has reportedly withheld some stock for the market for the purposes of replacing cards in warranty, which should protect current customers, at least for a while.

Han told JayZTwoCents and GamersNexus that EVGA won’t be selling the business. GamersNexus states that Nvidia’s top brass were first notified in April, while Peddie reports that Nvidia was informed in June. Apparently, EVGA did make some RTX 40-series cards that made it as far as the engineering sample stage, however.

It’s unclear how EVGA will keep its employees together. It’s not a huge company, and while the GamersNexus video suggests Han said he wants to take care of employees, it’s unclear what some of these engineers will have to do. The company laid off some employees in Taiwan earlier in the summer.

Both videos suggest that EVGA feels that Nvidia has stifled it, and suggest they don’t find out details like MSRP, costs to buy GPU chips and more until Nvidia announces them, often publicly on stage.  There is also talk of price ceilings as well as not being able to customize cards by changing the specs, like adding more memory.  

It’s also an issue because Nvidia is competing against partners with its own Founders Edition cards, both videos say, because Nvidia, as the supplier and manufacturer, doesn’t have to worry about profit margins as much.

EVGA has built its reputation on delivering some of the best Nvidia GPU AIB cards. In fact, the VGA stands for video graphics adapter, which is odd for a company that no longer makes them. According to Jon Peddie Research, EVGA’s shift here will “put a big hole in  Nvidia’s North American sales of AIBs,” suggesting that EVGA had 40% of the market, as well as fans of the brand in western Europe. Peddie notes that as GPUs require more and more electricity, EVGA may be able to sell individuals and OEMs power supplies to make up for some of the profits.

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The team here is in the making of a new FiveM server. With servers such as District 10. We are already bound for competition. We are taking our time to find the demographics that we would like to make our server. What do you guys think? Serious RP Server simi serious? Should we have jobs? Would it be a criminal syndicate?

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What is a GTA RP server?

If you’re new to all this, it can prove to be quite daunting. You need to download the required mods to make it work, find and apply to join servers, and then figure out how to properly play the thing itself. On top of all that, you’ll also come across a bunch of slang terms you may be unfamiliar with. To try and alleviate some of that stress, we’ve put together a handy starters guide to help anyone wanting to join in.

A Grand Theft Auto Roleplay server takes the regular crime inspired personality of the GTA franchise and turns it into a clean slate. Thanks to the installation of a mod, you can spawn into a map populated with dozens of others and play as a cop, shop clerk, or even a criminal.

Most servers host a wide array of options and don’t abide by a specific theme, per se. Typically, each site has their own website where they set out which specific mods to download to join, alongside various forums where you can chat to people who have taken up a similar profession to you.

Some servers are more hardcore than others regarding the amount of immersion they expect you to provide, but most ask you not to break character or engage in senseless violence. In fact, if you do, it’s a good way to earn the ire of those roleplaying as cops.

How to download GTA RP server mods

The installation of a mod is key, but different GTA RP servers will ask you to download different ones. The most popular from what we’ve seen is FiveM. To download it head to their website and follow the steps they have laid out:

• Disable any antivirus before you download FiveM. Some antivirus vendors like Avast, AVG, and others are known to block FiveM procedures, so make sure your antivirus is fully turned off
• Once FiveM is installed, add FiveM to the whitelist/exclusions of your antivirus
• Make sure you have installed and updated GTA V
• Download FiveM off the website
• Run FiveM.exe. If you run the installer in an empty folder, FiveM will install there. Otherwise, it will install in %localappdata%\FiveM
• Start FiveM from your Windows start menu

It should also be noted that while they do ask you to switch off your antivirus, that they are working on a solution. Another option if you don’t want to go through with that download is the RageMP client, which is used by the popular Eclipse Roleplay server.

How to join a GTA RP server

Joining and maintaining your status on a GTA RP server takes some work. Most servers will ask you to fill out an application and read a set of rules – if you’d like an example, TwitchRP’s ruleset is just a click away. Once your application has been accepted you’ll join a queue where you can ascend the priority based on well you follow the rules.

You’ll have to jump through some hoops, but it seems to be a necessary step to stop each server from crashing, or from letting anyone in who would ruin the fun.

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 Apple Inc is planning to use an updated version of Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC’s latest chip-producing technology in iPhones and Macbooks next year, the Nikkei Asia newspaper reported on Wednesday.

The A17 mobile processor, which is currently under development, will be mass-produced using TSMC’s N3E chipmaking tech, expected to be available in the second half of next year, the report said, citing people familiar with the matter. (https://s.nikkei.com/3eMNG6i)

The A17 will be used in the premium entry in the iPhone lineup slated for release in 2023, it added.

Apple declined to comment, while TSMC did not immediately respond to Reuters request for a comment.

The current iPhone model has an A15 processor chip and in the recent Apple launch event, the company said iPhone 14 Pro models will come with the A16 chip.

The chipmaker controls about 54% of the global market for contractually produced chips, supplying firms including Apple and Qualcomm Inc. (This story corrects paragraph 5 to say iPhone 14 Pro models will have the A16 chip, not A15)

(Reporting by Maria Ponnezhath in Bengaluru; Editing by Rashmi Aich)

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Electronics Arts (EA) is launching a new kernel-level anti-cheat system for its PC games. The EA AntiCheat (EAAC) will debut first in FIFA 23 later this fall and is a custom anti-cheat system developed in-house by EA developers. It’s designed to protect EA games from tampering and cheaters, and EA says it won’t add anti-cheat to every game and treat its implementation on a case-by-case basis.

“PC cheat developers have increasingly moved into the kernel, so we need to have kernel-mode protections to ensure fair play and tackle PC cheat developers on an even playing field,” explains Elise Murphy, senior director of game security and anti-cheat at EA. “As tech-inclined video gamers ourselves, it is important to us to make sure that any kernel anti-cheat included in our games acts with a strong focus on the privacy and security of our gamers that use a PC.”

Kernel-level anti-cheat systems have drawn criticism from privacy and security advocates, as the drivers these systems use are complex and run at such a high level that if there are security issues, then developers have to be very quick to address them.

EA says kernel-level protection is “absolutely vital” for competitive games like FIFA 23, as existing cheats operate in the kernel space, so games running in regular user mode can’t detect that tampering or cheating is occurring. “Unfortunately, the last few years have seen a large increase in cheats and cheat techniques operating in kernel-mode, so the only reliable way to detect and block these is to have our anti-cheat operate there as well,” explains Murphy.

EA’s anti-cheat system will run at the kernel level and only runs when a game with EAAC protection is running. EA says its anti-cheat processes shut down once a game does and that the anti-cheat will be limited to what data it collects on a system. “EAAC does not gather any information about your browsing history, applications that are not connected to EA games, or anything that is not directly related to anti-cheat protection,” says Murphy.

Kernel-level anti-cheat systems are becoming increasingly common these days. Activision launched its own custom Ricochet anti-cheat system in Call of Duty last year with a kernel-level driver, and the world’s biggest PC games have been using similar techniques to fight a surge in hackers and cheaters in recent years.JOIN THE CONVERSATION10

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Board partners will undoubtedly jump on the Nvidia RTX 4000 bandwagon starting next month, but an armada of Gigabyte RTX 4090 graphics cards could be heading to the battlefield. Leaks hint that we’ll see eleven custom GeForce models flying the AIB company’s banner, including two water-cooled warriors.

Spotted by Harukaze5719 on Twitter, the Gigabyte RTX 4090 graphics cards are part of a recent Eurasian Economic Commission filing. The submission explicitly mentions the product name of each unreleased GPU, alongside familiar branded tiers like “Aorus” and “Eagle.”

While many custom RTX 4000 GPUs will arrive with a factory overclock, Gigabyte’s take on the flagship seemingly included stock spec options. Whether or not that’ll have a big impact on MSRP remains to be seen, especially since RTX 4090 GPU retailer leaks already suggest a ridiculous price tag. The presence of Aorus Xtreme options with AIO cooler compatibility hammers home the enthusiast nature of the range, so take from that what you will.