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1. dfarq.homeip.net › whatever-happened-to-dr-thomasWhatever happened to Dr. Thomas Pabst? - Silicon Underground

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   Jan 16, 2017 · In 2006, Dr. Thomas Pabst walked away from Tom's Hardware Guide. Here's a look back at the legacy of the accidental tech journalist.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Tom's_HardwareTom's Hardware - Wikipedia

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   Tom's Hardware is an online publication owned by Future plc and focused on technology. It was founded in 1996 by Thomas Pabst. It provides articles, news, price comparisons, videos and reviews on computer hardware and high technology.

4. multiverseofcolor.com › 2023 › 04EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Tom Pabst Talks Titans Season 4 ...

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   Apr 3, 2023 · Tom Pabst chats to Multiverse of Color’s G.W. about all things DC’s Titans season 4, including his own episode, and saying goodbye to the show. The end is near for HBO Max’s Titans as season 4, part 2, arrives in only a week from now.

5. www.imdb.com › name › nm2317082Tom Pabst - IMDb

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   Tom Pabst is known for Titans (2018), Paranormal Activity 2 (2010) and Counterpart (2017).

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6. www.linkedin.com › in › tomrpabstTom Pabst - Attorney/Litigator - Tom R. Pabst, P.C. | LinkedIn

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   Tom R. Pabst, P.C. 1984 - Present 40 years. 2503 S. Linden Rd., Ste #185, Flint Michigan 48532. For more information, please visit tomrpabstpc.com.

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7. thedirect.com › article › hbo-max-titansHBO Max's Titans Writer Expects Revival Following Cancellation

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   Apr 3, 2023 · While Titans is poised to finish its four-season run on HBO Max, DC scribe Tom Pabst expressed hope for a potential revival. Ahead of DCU's new era under DC Studios co-CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran, HBO Max unceremoniously canceled several shows, including Titans and Doom Patrol.

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   Who is Tom Pabst?

   • In 1996, Dr. Thomas Pabst, a German MD then living in England, created a web page where he talked about motherboards, video cards, and a then little-known phenomenon called overclocking. Dubbed Tom’s Hardware Guide, Dr. Pabst’s hobby site spawned a long list of imitators, creating a new industry: PC hardware enthusiast sites.

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   Was Tom Pabst a good journalist?

   • As a journalist, Dr. Tom Pabst was a mixed bag. He broke a lot of rules. This made him at times a brilliant journalist and a questionable one. His defiant attitude toward Intel was outstanding journalism. His practice of breaking articles into a dozen pages to deliver more ad impressions wasn’t quite so great.

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   Did Tom Pabst ever talk about his old site?

   • For 12 years, Tom Pabst never publicly spoke of his old site after selling it in late 2006. However, after a controversial August 24, 2018 editorial by editor Avram Piltch urging readers to buy the new Nvidia RTX GPU, even though the site had not yet reviewed the hardware independently, Pabst spoke out.

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   What happened to Dr Thomas Pabst?

   • Whatever happened to Dr. Thomas Pabst? In 1996, Dr. Thomas Pabst, a German MD then living in England, created a web page where he talked about motherboards, video cards, and a then little-known phenomenon called overclocking.

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9. tomrpabstpc.comTom R. Pabst, P.C.

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   Tom R. Pabst, P.C., attorneys at law specializes in Civil Rights, Employment Discrimination, Employment Litigation, Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice, Commercial Litigation, and Fire-Loss. Our Lawyers are Based in Flint, MI.