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Nintendo of America is suing Redditor James C. Williams for $4.5 million, accusing him of copyright violations including pirating Switch games and trafficking circumvention software, which the company claims has significantly harmed its business and intellectual property rights. Despite initial cooperation, Williams allegedly continued his infringing activities, leading to the lawsuit and a default judgment against him.
A Redditor has created a Mini-ITX NVIDIA Founders Edition graphics card by modding a GeForce RTX 3060 GPU. Using a 3D printer, the Redditor created a custom heatsink and shroud that closely resembles the official design. The modded card features a single 92mm fan and a "GeForce RTX" logo, but the cooling performance was limited due to the PLA material used. The modder plans to use ABS or PETG for future prints. While NVIDIA has not released a Mini-ITX Founders Edition card, this custom creation showcases the demand for compact GPU options.
Black Widow should not be labeled as the most useless Avenger, as she has made significant contributions to the team. While she may not possess superpowers like other members, she has closed portals, calmed the Hulk, uncovered plots, and made crucial decisions. Some argue that Iron Man and Captain America played a larger role in shaping the Avengers, but this does not diminish Black Widow's importance. Without her control and key decisions, the team would not be where it is today.