Tarkovsky films are incredible but are a "watch once in your lifetime" sort of deal.
I asked my grandmother if she had seen STALKER and she said yes, when it came out in theaters, like 40 years ago (in the USSR), and I asked if she was interested in re-watching it with her grandkids
She said: "No. It's a very difficult film. A very difficult film. You watch it only once because you don't get the same feeling a second time"
I mean, I did say this in a different thread, lol
:)
That's pretty much what I've got yeah.. Win-10 LTSE ran through WarHawk-DeBloat and only Steam installed
It might make sense for me to dual boot *Nix then at some point; last time I did was in the XP Era, and GRUB worked flawlessly
I'm a Windows User (Hello, there are dozens of us)
My laptop is Kubuntu (KDE+Ubuntu)
My college laptop was Linux Mint
My main PC is Win-10 LTSE.
Why: I need exceptional anti-cheat support because I play competitive online PvP shooter games religiously, and Virtual Desktop (VR Streaming Application) doesn't run under Linux.
Should I think about not doing that and install Bazzite instead?
Well there's the problem, huh?
You uh, that's all three wishes, you sure you don't want something more traditional, like world peace or something?
I had everything in my cart.
I was waiting for Black Friday.
I get an alert saying the RAM in my cart was unavailable.
I'm thinking, okay, maybe they're out of white RAM, I'll just do black.
The $200 kit in my cart was now $1,200, but worse yet, everything but the slowest RAM was out of stock.
I decided, fuck this, fuck them, and I bought everything but the RAM.
A few days later, I told my friend my troubles, he says: "DUDE! I HAVE SPARE DDR5 in my closet!"
I tell him: "I will pay for shipping, fair value of the RAM, and 20% extra for your trouble"
The moral of this story is fuck these greedy bastards, you can train your 10T models but please leave gamers alone; they are a tiny % of the demand for DRAM chips.
P.S: Pay the kindness forward, help your fellow friends with any spare parts
Nope. A couple of them have been built and they're just sitting there unpowered
Imagine you had infinite money and no consequences
I mean you could like— build entire city size data centers right?
But this infinite money goes away if you're not building them
So your choices are to build something that you don't need or to have no money
You see, humans were not very evolved or adapted to their planet, given their own social structures
A lot of consoles ship with a 500GB spinning hard drive.
I think Sony published HD2 so we can almost exclusively blame consoles for the size requirements
The old leaked Deckard files had the MSRP at $1000
Yeah, Krashmo has a point.. You never know who is lurking on Lemmy