of course, people don’t even look at play store permissions

Valve was giving refund when riot added the anticheat

Dualboot definitely, don’t belive anything other than that, taking slow the only good way

Let me guess, NVIDIA?

Disagree on gnome and nano KDE and Micro supremacy

Fuck light mode

Maybe i “fucked the bootloader config” should be better, and with fedora unified kernel support, you can rollback using the UEFI entry so even a fucked bootloader wouldn’t stop you

Fedora Atomic/Kinoite, just so relieved when one day I fucked the bootloader, and it didn’t boot anymore, and I only needed to rollback in grub to a perfectly working system

Open source misogyny

These devices are heavy, having your thumb down make it harder to hold, I guess

But both ps5 and Xbox had rt core, no?, what I understood is that the normal cores are RDNA3 and the RT cores RDNA4, ps5 no-pro has everything (including the RT cores) RDNA2

Change the color too

Just because some deva are assholes you gonna sabotage the work of the others 10 thousands?

Nah, still has a lot of bugs, it simply don’t have the same money that Microsoft has to fix quirks in certain hardware, and it’s too fragmented, Microsoft knows what kernel that interface gonna run, KDE don’t so they always need to fix for different kernels

Phoronix comments were always dumb, like, infuriating bad, I don’t even read them anymore, the moderation on that site don’t give a fuck about toxicity in there

Lmao, bots growing is making it easier to detect not, simply because you can’t create an AI today without it getting contaminated with others bots content

You posted something really dumb criticizing china.

They are doing what they like, you would be complaining about them making games without passion, make they really like tf2 and Dota lol

It’s likely to collect data, but honestly the only useful data they’d get is the pc hardware, the length of play, and common mods

Are you sure that they don’t look at every folder in your system for imagens etc?

Maybe they use Alpine

Yep, every intel or AMD CPU vulnerability get patched in the kernel before the official firmware patches