I ended up getting a USB c cable tester to see which cable could do what because it was such a mess.

Oh no, you’re going to have to play one of the many great games in your backlog, or maybe some indie titles in the meantime! How are you ever going to manage?

So it does come from inside…

It’s a shame, now I’ll never get to try it…

So you need to be connected in order to grab the application. Or you need a local cache (similar to installing the software).

That’s only in the US, I suppose?

I don’t think they’d get away with it in another market with a functioning society.

He probably should have stuck with the Metaverse, I’m sure it would have worked eventually. I mean maybe, who knows…

I never used CUDA so maybe that’s why I had so little issues.

BSD is interesting. So it’s always worth giving it a try. It certainly won’t be as comfortable or convenient as Linux though. So exploring it on a side machine (or a secondary partition) is probably better.

People really ought to stop with that, I’ve used nVidia for literally decades on my desktop with a variety of machines with Linux with little to no issues. And that’s been with distributions that were considerably less polished than what’s available today.
OTOH, I’ve had a number of issues (mostly patched now) with my Radeon RX 9070 XT.

The fact that you have to enable a separate repository or tick a box during installation isn’t a “big hurdle”.

The invisible hand of the market will deal with it. Why do you hate america?

Also, more and more products will let you know until when they guarantee production of spare parts (it’s also driven by regulation of course).

Presumably the germans must have lobbied tooth and nails against this.

I don’t use ms stuff, but how sure are users that the ai that’s pervasive throughout the system isn’t peeking at the data even if you didn’t invoke it explicitly?

Maybe it doesn’t and I’m just being overly paranoid, otoh, this is ms, so…

If they flag all the plates, they’re bound to get all the ones they’re aiming for. It’s a simple solution.

From what I’ve seen, you can also just plug it into your PC

Edit: well, looks like you can’t. It’s apparently strictly wireless.

I’ve always thought of this as being very bizarre and I don’t know if something similar has ever emerged in another country so far.

The US has birthed lots of very weird ideas.

It was an easy way to spot them back then. A bit like vampires and garlic.

What if you rotated the ball at the same time?

Their constitution is a divine document, dictated by the elder gods which cannot be altered in any way (including the amendments, oddly enough) and which can solve any problem and contains every truth.