Pick up a 980ti for like $50-80, play anything before like 2020 easily. There's no rules that you can't have an inexpensive rig but ancient integrated graphics are kinda terrible
I think most of us are just tired of obvious paid for reviews with built in talking points like that. I'd like to be able to remotely trust anyone without watching a one hour unedited let's play video but that just means you'll accidentally buy Andromeda. I hope Veilguard is playable but signs are not good when bioware is "returning to form" x100
Bitwarden has a 2FA recovery code possible so you could use a unlabeled hard copy of the code. It cycles after every use so it would get you one recovery and doesn't use SMS so it's immune to SMS shenanigans.
That's the problem with how most things Lennart designs are. They are typically 70-80 percent excellent ideas brilliantly architected, 10-20 percent decisions that we can agree to disagree on but well designed still, and ~10 percent horrifically bad ideas that he is unable to receive criticism on because of his standing, terrible attitude and ~90 percent good and acceptable ideas.
Another problem is that they all seem to be designed in a way that they are the One True Way to do something and are designed to choke out any alternatives because Lennart Knows Best.
I'm still ambivalent about having this much extra logic and complexity attached to my init system but the ship sailed long ago and I'm well into making lemonade at this point.
Which only works if you have a product that doesn't suck. They should spend more money building their network out so it isn't 2002-era DSL oversubscribed 😂
Yeah, they're still on backorder since everyone (understandably) lost their minds when they dropped the current gen models. Should be cleared up by early next year.
Probably framework. I think they are reading the writing on the wall with all of the Thinkpad fans I know either having purchased one or on preorder for the new ones.
The idea of a union sounds good but if they have anything to do with Communication Workers of America I'd vote against it. I saw so much sketchy stuff from them when I worked in a call center. A non-affiliated IT union would be better.
Some best buy stores have demos in the US where you can try it out for a bit. I honestly find the social aspects to be the most interesting part of VR (and I'm not a people person). A 10 minute demo isn't probably going to completely sell you on VR but they can answer questions etc.
Sometimes occasionally but they're probably never going to be cheap. Too hard/expensive to manufacture which is why folks like Samsung keep trying really hard with quantum dot LED panels.
That being said, I regret nothing about purchasing my LG C9 OLED TV a couple years ago. Works fantastic, looks fantastic and I pretty much never use the built in UI for anything by going to a Nvidia Shield for my content/streaming needs. I think the LG C series does an excellent job and it occasionally goes on sale during holidays/Black Friday.
Pick up a 980ti for like $50-80, play anything before like 2020 easily. There's no rules that you can't have an inexpensive rig but ancient integrated graphics are kinda terrible
I think most of us are just tired of obvious paid for reviews with built in talking points like that. I'd like to be able to remotely trust anyone without watching a one hour unedited let's play video but that just means you'll accidentally buy Andromeda. I hope Veilguard is playable but signs are not good when bioware is "returning to form" x100
Bitwarden has a 2FA recovery code possible so you could use a unlabeled hard copy of the code. It cycles after every use so it would get you one recovery and doesn't use SMS so it's immune to SMS shenanigans.
"I don't know but let's find out together". Requires confidence to say though.
That's the problem with how most things Lennart designs are. They are typically 70-80 percent excellent ideas brilliantly architected, 10-20 percent decisions that we can agree to disagree on but well designed still, and ~10 percent horrifically bad ideas that he is unable to receive criticism on because of his standing, terrible attitude and ~90 percent good and acceptable ideas.
Another problem is that they all seem to be designed in a way that they are the One True Way to do something and are designed to choke out any alternatives because Lennart Knows Best.
I'm still ambivalent about having this much extra logic and complexity attached to my init system but the ship sailed long ago and I'm well into making lemonade at this point.
Which only works if you have a product that doesn't suck. They should spend more money building their network out so it isn't 2002-era DSL oversubscribed 😂
Every time someone brings this up, another decade gets added until the US switches to Metric
Works well on windows 10+ in powershell
Have you run a marathon this week? No? Your medical insurance rates are 2x until you resolve this problem.
Not anymore. Rent has almost doubled where I'm at and South Florida seems to be worse
Yeah, they're still on backorder since everyone (understandably) lost their minds when they dropped the current gen models. Should be cleared up by early next year.
Probably framework. I think they are reading the writing on the wall with all of the Thinkpad fans I know either having purchased one or on preorder for the new ones.
The idea of a union sounds good but if they have anything to do with Communication Workers of America I'd vote against it. I saw so much sketchy stuff from them when I worked in a call center. A non-affiliated IT union would be better.
I remember when I played IoG and Terranigma years later and was super angry that I hadn't heard of either back in the day lol
The campaign has some absolutely wild parts of it. It's worth playing through that if nothing else
Some best buy stores have demos in the US where you can try it out for a bit. I honestly find the social aspects to be the most interesting part of VR (and I'm not a people person). A 10 minute demo isn't probably going to completely sell you on VR but they can answer questions etc.
Sometimes occasionally but they're probably never going to be cheap. Too hard/expensive to manufacture which is why folks like Samsung keep trying really hard with quantum dot LED panels.
That being said, I regret nothing about purchasing my LG C9 OLED TV a couple years ago. Works fantastic, looks fantastic and I pretty much never use the built in UI for anything by going to a Nvidia Shield for my content/streaming needs. I think the LG C series does an excellent job and it occasionally goes on sale during holidays/Black Friday.
Linux duck: rootkitted and spreading ransomware because they won't update their distro. Head looks like a Last of Us zombie on the bottom.
Jraphics
It's coming from someone over on Kbin. Wonder if that's the motivation.