-associated +controlled but that can do

Ah yes because as the first step isn’t all the way to the goal, we shouldn’t have taken it.

I kinda fail to see the problem. The GPU owner doesn’t see what workload they are processing. The pr0n company is willing to pay for GPU power. The GPU owner wants to earn money with his hardware. There’s a demand, there’s an offer, nobody is getting hurt (ai pr0n is not illegal, at least for now) so let people what they want to do

Gaijing is Linux friendly overall. War thunder has a native linux port.

Hey that’s what locally run LLMs are for

Last time I checked, it could run the latest Firefox, but it might have been the ESR. It’s using a lot of the WINE stack so it should be more potent than windows xp. The main issue is drivers, not really application support

Holy shit I didn’t expect such a quality comment in this discussion.

I would argue that corporations shouldn’t be able to own residential land, and regular people shouldn’t own more than two land pieces.

Not much of a progress this time.

Still waiting for zorin grid.

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To be honest… Yes it’s that complicated. I’ve read that, Apparently valve had to spent massive ressource to figure out the load order of librairies and what to include for the steam runtime.

Granted, all they made is open source iirc. But it was a massive pita

• it’s too expensive to begin with. 14$/month ? Netflix is more expensive to run and is cheaper. I would be fine paying 5€/month tho.

• at this point YouTube made a point I was not an acceptable client for them (5s delay because I’m not using the company mandated browser) so I’m not supporting that.

You want my money Google? You already did. I bought a fucking pixel 8 pro because it’s a goddamn amazing phone. Do the same with YouTube.

Teach me how to know which process is hogging my memory or CPU, in less than 5 steps without htop?

People with such a bad vision they just can’t afford to not wear them while awake : wat?

Not sure. Paragon built a ntfs driver in the kernel but iirc they didn’t maintain it?

That sounds like you’re missing a fuse driver. IE if you didn’t have ntfd-3g back in the day, you could read NTFS but not write upon it.

I could also call it the “Linux struggle”

"Windows and Microsoft spy on you, it breaks, it’s heavy, its hardware requirements are too hard, windows updates…

• you could try Linux, you can even game on it nowadays.

• naaah it’s too complicated. Anyway, gotta edit the registry to disable a feature"

:(

Let them fight, and rock on with Debian.

Idc if we are not on reddit anymore, this joke doesn’t get old

Like the year of the linux desktop