The performance is relative to the user. Could it be that you're a god damned genius? :/
teawrecks
joined 2 years ago
Heroic works. But I agree, I wish GOG embraced Linux directly.
Switzerland: "lol you already couldn't afford our products"
Man, we're gonna have to change the name of the AUR because bad journalists keep thinking this has something to do with the distro.
"Arch Linux Users who go out of their way to install RAT at risk of installing RAT"
Literally cartoonish levels of villainy.
Yeah, i couldn't find anywhere on their site that indicated I would be able to download tracks I own. That would change the equation I think. Then maybe they only charge for streaming and track download bandwidth. I could behind something like that. Then it feels like a better version of Bandcamp.
Currently I use Tidal to supplement my self-hosted library, but that's primarily due to music selection and artist compensation. If they didn't have random tracks I want to play, I would use something else.
From what I can find online, it is illegal in the US too.
"As specified in the Smithsonian's charter, the Chief Justice of the United States and the Vice President of the United States are ex officio members of the Board, meaning that they serve as a duty of their office. The Chief Justice also serves as the Chancellor of the Smithsonian."
In other words, you're wondering why Chief Justice Roberts and J.D. Vance let this fly.
Only as long as they can put it on debt. But the "vast majority" of Americans already can't afford to buy the $12 thing, let alone the $18 one. At some point it's not that they'll choose to not buy more expensive stuff, it's that they won't have the ability. At which point, people will just buy less stuff.
Ah, I think you mean non-free or just non-open source.
Something being "native" means it's compiled for your specific hardware, ex. an x86-64 binary running on an x86-64 CPU. An example of non-native is an x86 binary being emulated on an ARM CPU, Java bytecode running on a JVM, or Python code running in an interpreter.
But your drivers are all definitely all running natively on your hardware.
ofc amd drivers should be native so that shouldn't be my issue
I'm curious, what's an example of non-native drivers?
Driver bugs exist, it could definitely be a hole in someone's testing. I would assume the number of people running PopOS (and whatever build of mesa their release is on) with that specific GPU is pretty low. Maybe try the amdgpu-pro driver and see if the issues go away (or change, heh)? Not sure what the recommended way of installing it on PopOS/Ubuntu/Debian is.
To be clear, the reason Many Worlds hypothesis exists in the first place is because it's a possible solution to the calculations. It's not that someone just came up with an idea to get out of doing real work. It's just unfortunate when the universe puts multiple possible solutions out of reach of experimentation. But hey, there was a long time of history where virtually any belief about the composition of the moon was considered unfalsifiable.