Right, I assumed it was sound but I could like feel it in the hairs on my body too. Was weird lol

Older TVs I could “sense” when they were turned on or off like a room over.

I assume it was a sound but I couldn’t really explain it back then lol, it really was more of a “feeling”

3 was the first one I ever played (after Oblivion tho to your beth point) and it was so radically different from anything I played before that I just fell in love.

New Vegas didn’t capture that same feeling in me, I like it but it just didn’t hit me the same way.

Fallout 4 I enjoyed a ton because of the base building and refinements on scrap usage for modifications and such, with mods like Sim Settlements it can be so damn cool.

The thing with 76 I’d only guess is literally the ability to coop.

I think it’s just new Vegas stans are very vocal lmao

They’d be full of shit because oil products are still by far the biggest pollutant afaik

You trying to print screenshots of your game or what lmao

I feel like this might come down to more people building their own towers vs buying them outright, whereas those who wouldn’t be inclined to build their own PC are instead defaulting to laptops.

I’d be curious what it looked like during Covid, because a lot of non-PC gamers I knew all of a sudden were interested in building their own rigs.

Distrobox is more like running an entire other Linux distro to run your program, so like before my laptop died completely I had Bazzite and needed to install something locally that was way easier to do in an Ubuntu Distrobox, any time I wanted to run that program I open up my distrobox and run it, felt very native and the app and its files were still in my normal home directory yet ran with dependencies and such I had in the distrobox only.

Definitely nifty but different from the goal of podman/docker imo

As someone who knows nothing about POSIX, what’s the difference or in your opinion what would make it specifically better with the context of amber?

It gets thrown around too much honestly, if it was just people simping for authoritarian regimes, sure, but it really does get tossed toward anyone “too left”.

I don’t know if I’d go that far lmao

I don’t think it’s in any way limited to the EU lol

I think Lemmy in particular has a bad problem of assumed group think, it makes sense since most of us left prior platforms for freedom and decentralization reasons, stuff like boycotting major companies, switching to Linux, etc all of that is much less prevalent then some very vocal people on Lemmy think.

I’m glad you had a different experience, but I see AI use increasing all around me by otherwise nontechy people, whereas I get on Lemmy and you know what the majority of the opinion is here.

I have to give them away lol

No, it’s “you all seem to think everyone else also hates AI, but they don’t” it was directly in response to the comment “no one wants AI slop.”

I’m not even advocating, I’m just trying to inform you people who are clearly in a bubble thinking everyone hates AI, they don’t and that became crystal clear at my recent family gatherings as the one tech guy.

Its a leap to say “nvidia AI support on Linux is bad” when you mean a very particular set of circumstances (which don’t apply to someone who would just be getting into it as they’re using consumer grade hardware) causes issues.

I have a 3080ti and run 8b - 12b all in VRAM just fine, which is what a majority of people getting into it would be doing as well, again to my point about pulling an 18 wheeler trailer with a horse, you’ve got worse problems then nvidia on Linux (if you’re trying to run a 70b model on consumer hardware).

No shit lmao, are you going to tell me a horse can’t pull an 18 wheeler trailer next?

Ah yes hand waive away everything you don’t like as idiots who deny vaccines and the moon landing.

I am talking about normal normies, not fringe conspiracy normies.

Y’all don’t realize how much of a bubble you’re in on the anti - AI front, the vast majority of normies are catching on and use genAI