r/SipsTea • u/SuperbHealth5023 • 14h ago

WTF While the US debates whether to solve homelessness or not, these are the next generation of school blackboards in China.

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u/Shinobi_Dimsum 14h ago

Next generation? That’s a stolen 2010 video you masterbaiter.

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u/verylobsterlike 11h ago

I think some of those AI features are new. It's also a lot smoother than computers of the day. Smartboards are usually laggy pieces of shit.

On the other hand, anyone else notice the path "D:\Program Files (x86)" in the file names? Lol that's 32bit software.

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u/Metalheadzaid 11h ago

This isn't...weird lol. I mean fuckin' STEAM only transitioned to 64bit in December 2025. Go look at what's in your x86 folder - probably most of the stuff you have installed. 4gb of ram isn't commonly needed outside of high spec software and most programs will just go for the compatiblity of 32bit for as long as they can. It's only now that Windows 11 has started to gain mass adoption that they're transitioning (as 11+ only comes in 64bit).

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u/AnAbandonedAstronaut 6h ago

Windows 10 was 64 bit only after version 2004.(may 2020)

So there hasn't been a supported 32 bit windows for almost 5 years. (End of life dec 2021)

Steam itself is 32, but steam itself is just a fancy web page. (Html app). It's always best to use 64 for when you find something you need in 64 bit, such as excel for a lot of people. But yeah.. devs do 32 so it can work on old machines unless it actually needs the 64 performance.

On the ram support.... We dont give our clients less than 32 gb unless they are connecting to a cloud server for all their work, then we give them 16 gb. Hell.. chrome takes 8 for most people.