That or you run properly designed software. Pinning threads to CPUs and separating data isn’t magic. Claiming “this is useless for [extremely broad group of people]” is just a weird and ignorant statement. There are literally people running servers at home.
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Aka Intel 7 was already and nothing has changed?
I wonder if we will ever figure out something to do with computers other than gaming. Then we would finally have a use for the countless > 8 core CPUs released for some weird resson
Or the 90’s kids who buy vinyl today
There is nothing. They hold back updates and say it’s more stable. The thing is, if you set up Arch with btrfs snapshots, which is literally included in archinstall, you already have a system that’s basically unbreakable. (Although their setup is not perfect imo, but you can easily fix that as well.)
Demo was pretty cool
UEFI is a standard, not a product. You could make your own even
Yep, they used to. SUSE actually shipped a second version (or maybe just a shortcut with some startup-option) of Dolphin to provide “Dolphin as Root”. I think this was inspired by said approach
Note that you can share games from GOG, but it is illegal probably everywhere where GOG is available and if law enforcement ever catches on, you’re fucked.
Afaik this is not happening right now, but there’s nothing stopping GOG from poisoning your downloads in a way that ties all copies to your account
The worst I could find is that he thinks it would be better if London was predominantly native British, which I don’t think is an out-there idea.
If that doesn’t sound racist to you, I have bad news for you.
A word of warning: Garuda is kinda cool and allows you to try lots of stuff you would normally have to set up yourself. It is great if you want to experience what Arch is like. That said, it has not exactly been a stable experience for me. You are probably better off just running EndeavourOS or plain Arch (via archinstall) in the long run.
Duh, they’re hackers /s
STT- or SOT-RAM are more promising in principle, but just like MRAM they have not taken off due to practical difficulties
Edit: I just realized that these are MRAM types, I confused MRAM with FeRAM
Let’s not protest terrible ideas to not embarrass facists (who may or may not be part of your/our government) or what’s supposed to be the message here?
Imagine using AI to make NPCs more lifelike than ever, instead of wasting billions on slop
GrapheneOS really needs something like that, since Google stopped shipping drivers and locks down Pixels now. Maybe some collaboration could help here
AV2 provides enhanced support for AR/VR applications, split-screen delivery of multiple programs, improved handling of screen content, and an ability to operate over a wider visual quality range.
Yeah, what a terrible idea to (quite loosely actually) regulate something that definitely needs to be regulated, and to do so before you wasted billions on it, since you can’t wait to shove that shit down everyone’s throats. Not your own money of course, oh no. You fill your fucking pockets with the money of delusional and/or clueless investors, because hardly anyone is paying for said shit.
You can, but systemd-boot never failed me while Grub did more than once. That might be on the janky distro I used to use, but at least once it wasn’t.
I have tried to use multi-monitor and just gave up. I decided that manual tiling is good enough for me. I only need to sort my Windows once and then the stay in one place pretty much all the time. (Although, sadly, not necessarily over restarts atm. At least not without adding a Window Rule.)