Do you read benchmarks before writing this kind of comment?
Do you read benchmarks before writing this kind of comment?
Depends on the distro. Otherwise you’ll have to install the nvidia drivers yourself, and if memory serves it’s not as smooth of a process as on Windows. If you use Pop OS you should be golden, as that Linux distro does all the work for you.
It’s an RPG, dude. If you don’t like RPGs then don’t buy them. I know a lot of people want Cyberpunk to be a GTA game or any other thing, but it isn’t.
You’d need to have different files for different subsets, then, and use some sort of cloud storage for sync
For speakers and headphones you can measure frequency response. But this is less fun than having a person listen and describe the sound with weird adjectives.
Well, he knows tech media, and he’s generally regarded as a competent tech journalist 🤷♂️
He was formerly at Anandtech, I think.
Hope they didn’t instead pick the security shitshow over at Azure.
Bring back Theresa May!
Don’t do dist-upgrades of servers. Get a second server, set that up with the new OS and software, transfer traffic to the new server, shut down the old one.
As a NixOS user I can confirm. It’s quite nice in some ways, infuriating in others.
Make a dedicated user on your machine for pirated software. Never give that user root. Should contain it.
This particular thing kinda sucks, though. I also hate when there’s a puzzle that goes “you know that interaction that normally doesn’t work? We’ve enabled it here and it’s how you’re supposed to solve this puzzle! Surprise!”
When most people pick movies to watch in a theatre it’s typically based on which movie no one will object to. So it needs a bit of action, a bit of romance, a bit of comedy… It also needs to have brand/actor recognition. So you get Marvel. There’s nothing wrong with this, but it’s a different market from the one you’re in.
The trouble is that parts of Europe that didn’t use to get hot now get hot, but still don’t have AC. But that’s mostly because of conservatism.
If you use something often you learn to handle the bugs and “it just works”. If you use a product rarely then it’s not gonna work as well