Simon, if you're reading this, I'm a huge fan of so much of your work! Rodney CLI has been a game changer for local development. I have a few open PRs that I've contributed but it doesn't look active. Are you planning on maintaining it or should I fork it?

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You can thank Epic Games.

fortnite linux yet?

I love this! I've made a web version powered by your data layer and REST API. Let me know what you think. https://github.com/goeric/webcasa

AND all their current customers (and customer pipeline) AND their roadmap.

Not always. Our startup's rented suite in DTLA did not have janitorial services provided for (only common building areas) and no security guard. Access cards? It was a metal key.

I have gigabit fiber internet (up and down) in LA for $80/m from AT&T. It's incredible, and I can't believe they offer it. I can't imagine that would be the case today if Google Fiber never existed.

Those prices are Nvidia's OC Founder's Editions. The non-OC versions are actually:

RTX 2080 Ti: $999

RTX 2080: $699

RTX 2079: $499

Source: https://i.imgur.com/LrUitua.png

Thank you! Updated.

The 2080 TDP seems to be 215W rather than 285W (source: https://www.anandtech.com/show/13249/nvidia-announces-geforc...).

Are you sure the FE TDPs are different from the reference spec? I haven't seen that mentioned anywhere else.

Ack, I can't edit my post again. Good catch. I'll message a mod and see if they can update it.

OK, I just found the FE TDPs listed on the NVidia site (2080 FE: 225W).

I assume the OC versions simply have a bit toggled in the VBIOS?

Probably better binning.

No, you're free to do your own OC. But how much OC your chip will be able to handle is unknown. It's called silicon lottery.

There's literally no information here.

I agree. Disney owns Movies Anywhere and even that little bit of information would be insightful in the context of the article.

There is a timeline in the bottom of the article which is linked to many articles

I have AT&T Gigafiber (1000mbps) not too far from you in Echo Park. Maybe they offer it in DTLA? I'm only paying $80/m.

AT&T fiber doesn't offer services in my area. Calls with them is another story.. After booking my connection with them twice and them not doing anything about it, they finally tell me that they can only provide a satellite connection which doesn't meet my speed requirements.

How is that? I'm considering switching over from Charter.

It’s pretty incredible speed. However, their customer service is atrocious. I signed up for a $70/m deal for the first year. This was confirmed by the sales rep. Then I was billed $80/m. They refused to do anything about it, saying the $70/m offer never existed.