GPU Limiters: The only thing I care about is that a manufacturer is essentially telling customers what they can and cannot do with the hardware they purchased. That's a big no no in my book. The rest of it doesn't matter as it's not like anybody is going to be able to get the GPUs for MSRP anyway.<br><br>Apple vs Epic: The stage is set and place your bets. I would be happy if Epic wins, but my bet is on Apple coming out the victor. Apple is just too powerful with the laws being written as they are now. Laws are going to need a major overhaul to do something about Apple and other big tech companies. I would be surprised (and happy)  if Epic wins this case.<br><br>Valve sued: For all the other online stores out there, Microsoft Store, Epic, PlayStation's store, Nintendo's store, etc., I just don't see Humble Bundle winning this one yet. Maybe if I knew about about it I could see their chances, but at a glance I don't.<br><br>ISPs sue New York...I used to live in that state and the state does what the state wants. This is also the state that blocked the Spectrum merger within its borders because the cable company didn't hold up their end of the deal and expand their coverage to reach people who had no access to broadband. This one can go 50/50 IMO since ISPs are extremely powerful and it's basically the clash of the titans going on in that state. I left the state for my own reasons, but this is one case I'm hoping NY wins. The ISPs need to be taken down a peg or three and it's high time government starts fighting back against them. Their reign of holding us back with crappy service and unchecked monopolies in many areas needs to be challenged and defeated.<br><br>Voice chat recording: .......Seriously? They haven't ALREADY been doing this? With all the data recording companies do on people, I'm genuinely surprised this isn't already a regular thing.<br><br>Roku losing the Youtube app: Meh, not like I ever had a desire to use it on a TV anyway. The content on Youtube has never been something I'd want to want on a TV. It's always been PC and mobile for watching Youtube for me. As for the privacy concerns...vigilante companies don't often do well when they stand up to Google alone. Roku will never be able to prove Google is abusing their power as they slowly lose visibility to new customers. Instead, they need to band together, come up with a way to defeat Google, or lobby the government to crack down on big tech or both.<br><br>Solar roof price hike: I wouldn't be surprised if the issues surrounding the chip shortage has something to do with it outside of Ellon Musk needing a new summer home on his own island.<br><br>Robo dog dropped by NYD: They came, they saw, they tried. Nothing beats real police dogs that everyone loves unless they're getting chased by one.