There is a extremely small chance that isolated groups of people numbering few hundreds are doing fine. At best they barely survive and not actively dying out, it’s pretty much impossible to do fine with population like this.

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Aren’t they actually third rate hacks in universe and install whatever with close to zero clue on what they actually doing?

This shit text was generated by llm, wasn’t it?

Who knows, there is small chance that they will continue to live like they do now. Realistically they are very limited in numbers, and resource poor, and essentially locked inside their current territories, so one small scale tragedy away from extinction.

Personally I think that their current situation is just an artifact of 20th century.

I have bambu printer they are good, but my printer stopped printing until I’ve allowed it to phone home for a bit, this repeated twice already.

I’m waiting for one of those right now as well!

Nice, 8/10. Don’t buy bambu lab, they will suck you soul.

Looks alright.

Debian for multiple reasons doesn’t even come close.

Big thing that people don’t understand about Arch is that AUR is not part of distribution itself and package recipes there will break and mainteiners will go missing and arch won’t care about them breaking.

Arch is extremely stable if you can read (this is not a joke). As in before doing system upgrade visit news and check if there is a need for manual steps during upgrade, you’llneed ro do something once or twice a year. And you actually need to read wiki and manual pages before doing things you aren’t sure about.

As for manual step-by-step install, you can do it with almost any distro. For example you can partition disk, mount everything and install core packages using dnf --installroot=... from fedora live, same idea with debian based distros.

RHEL because it’s the stable distro, Arch for being best desktop distro, Fedora for building seamless experience and being arch-lite for people that don’t need arch.

No one is “terrified” by programs and how exactly powertoys installed/integrated into OS will confuse anyone? You aren’t obligated to use it.

Actual concern, had these subtle issues with wine games multiple times. Often they aren’t game breaking just annoying.

True.

Interesting, there is no support of direct io from wine, and it’s a different to what linux does (50k iops is still laughable tbh) altogether.

FPS is not that meaningful of a metric if you get worse graphics or flitches due to wine not implementing something. It might be something that you can’t see of course.

I’ve never heard about directstorage before, and by the description it’s an xbox api, does windows even support it?

The goal is to enable handling of up to 50,000 requests per second while using at most 10% of a single CPU core

That’s not really impressive, you get 100k iops without any tweaking at all and cpu shouldn’t even blink at it.

I mean, every phone can be called modular if ‘made from multiple parts’ is the definition, in article they only mention non-glued battery.

What makes it ‘modular’?