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I used SensePC recently, it’s new company offer full dedicated cloud pc with dedicated GPU. I was able to install my stream and play Fortnite. They offer signup credit that I used for testing initially. I liked it. And now I’m using this platform. They also offer Ubuntu GUI.
"Hey Claude, make me a cool website called "SensePC" and use this logo too. Make it extra cool. Very good, insane. It is about my company that sells a SensePC product it's like nVIDIA's Geforce Now! But paid! Make it extra good. Professional. Make sure to use those default AI colors that signal AI generated, and leave a ton of comments in the HTML so others can see that we're not transparent about that!" This is literally the definition of this website.
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