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Noctua $$$: Premium Cooling Or RGB Party?
Hardware Programming
16 days ago 112.4K views 0 shares
Noctua $$$: Premium Cooling Or RGB Party?
Left: One premium Noctua CPU cooler for $159.90. Right: Three fancy RGB Thermalright coolers for just $167.70 TOTAL. The face in the middle is every developer who spent their entire budget on a silent premium cooler only to discover they could've had a rainbow light show for practically the same price. That's the computing equivalent of ordering a single artisanal coffee while your friend gets three margaritas for the same cost. The real irony? Most developers would still choose the Noctua because nothing says "I'm serious about my compile times" like spending extra for beige and brown.

The Selective Price Sensitivity Of Gamers
Hardware Gamedev Linux
5 months ago 194.1K views 0 shares
The Selective Price Sensitivity Of Gamers
When Nintendo announces a €459.99 Switch 2? Meh, too expensive. But slap a Steam logo on a handheld gaming PC for €419? Take my money immediately! The classic "I hate your overpriced product but will happily buy this slightly less expensive alternative that does basically the same thing but feels more justified because I can also use it to pretend I'll do actual work on it someday." The Steam Deck: where we convince ourselves we're making a practical purchase while still blowing our rent money on games.

The Browser Extension Vigilantes
Webdev Javascript Programming Frontend
7 months ago 196.5K views 0 shares
The Browser Extension Vigilantes
Nothing says "entrepreneurial spirit" quite like browser extension devs swooping in to save online shoppers from Amazon's pricing shenanigans. While Amazon tries to hide those sweet, sweet tariff prices, extension developers are out here playing hero - adding the functionality Amazon deliberately "forgot" to include. It's the classic corporate neglect-to-innovation pipeline. Some PM at Amazon is probably fuming that these third-party devs are exposing their "dynamic pricing strategy" (corporate speak for "we charge whatever we think you'll pay"). Meanwhile, extension devs are making bank on ad revenue while doing the Lord's work of price transparency. Modern problems require modern solutions!