Windows often have a better API than Linux, but not always.

A lot of that memory is at best ECC-enabled, or HBM at worst, so it won’t be…

I’m thinking about making an EU petition on this RAM pricing chaos.

> has an AI slop summary

FOMO related to the people on the platform, FUD about other platforms, people thinking if they left would make Elon even more right wing, people being shamed into being apolitical thus leaving X would mean a political stance, etc.

I got my AMD RX580 graphics card failing on me. It started to crash so frequently I had to put back my GTX1050Ti

Apparently it no longer works, as many of them have the required connections to check them. When it worked, I told something like “worked on some stinker games for Steam, while got paid, the code wasn’t used due to the person couldn’t learn structs and classes”.

Because “straight porn” means “made for straight men porn”.

We also will need a GPU with the same openness. If only Mali wasn’t sold off to ARM.

Electron apps consume a lot of RAM and CPU clockcycles relative to native apps. Less annoying on a fast desktop PC, but moreso on a laptop, especially less powerful ones.

Lot of KDE apps are also on Windows, most famously Krita (art program that is on par with pqid proprietary offerings), but the KDE suite contains so many bangers like KATE (text editor faster than VSCode, with plugin support).

Tried it, still has the pitfalls of many Electron apps.

Yeah, web apps are like that, that’s why I’m dropping them (alongside with Electron apps) as soon as possible. Currently in the process of writing a DAP plugin for KATE, so I can have a nice GUI debugger on Linux without having to use VSlop Code.

Yeah, in college around 2012, they dropped the education of software optimization, claiming that the “cloud will make it obsolete”. Hell, they even demoed us a DAW concept, that in the future, was supposed to run in the cloud, but only if we enable very low-latency internet.

Which hole?

Go winged girl, go!

Normalize people taking the L for their bad takes!

KDE Dolphin works on Windows for those who really need Windows. Otherwise I recommend simplified Arch-based distros, but Mint is also good.

Depends on.

If you’re not using your PC for highly critical applications, go high-trust mode, and read news about those who become untrustworthy.

For critical applications, always check the usernames of the developers, use software trusted by others, etc.

There’s a lot of FUDposting (like actual, not just critique) of alternative platforms on Xitter, all based on lies.