"But I only use twitter for 'art'", or "I just follow a few small communities" are the usual excuses these days.
I hear the same excuses as I did for Reddit, only I'd consider Twitter usage considerably less defensible :)
"But I only use twitter for 'art'", or "I just follow a few small communities" are the usual excuses these days.
I hear the same excuses as I did for Reddit, only I'd consider Twitter usage considerably less defensible :)
Unless, of course, they're in all the GPUs that people want.
...It's unfortunately more likely that the majority of people won't notice or care, though.
They're giving real "why couldn't they just protest peacefully (after years of peaceful protest with no results)" energy
Sorry, Ctrl + Win (or relevant OS button) + Esc, but yeah it's been pretty useful in a pinch
Hm, I think that's what Ctrl + Meta + Esc* does for me on KDE? Unless there's more to x-kill than just killing windows/processes with a mouse click.
Edit: Originally said Ctrl + Esc, shame on my poor memory
Thanking the heavens my distro doesn't have a mascot to embarrass me with (yet)
I dunno about going down entirely, but bits and pieces (like SMS verification) definitely broke while they were undoing work and cutting "expenses" (like office leases)
Ha, in their defense, half the fluff they put on those bills are for anti-counterfeit measures
With what hardware, a 7900XTX?!
They're asking why it's "standard litres per minute", instead of just "litres per minute"
Thanks, that should work for me. I'm indeed using KDE, so I'll hunt for that option when I get the chance to
No, they're still all awful, lossless scaling especially, but:
a) Nvidia simps have fewer excuses to support Corpo #1 over Corpo #2 now and
b) people using lossless scaling often have either weaker hardware or lower standards in the first place