Decent cheap brand. They’re actually centered in Nigeria and as such they have a big market there
Decent cheap brand. They’re actually centered in Nigeria and as such they have a big market there
Avis/Bridei/Artem has been active as a super troll on that forum for years and absolutely nothing had been done
Oh what’s that? Some rational thought in my ramblings? Nah we can’t have that in this sublemmy champ
Man, just shut your fucking American hole
Their backend is really, REALLY garbage. Maybe it is some of that Microsoft trash that they snake oil’d into a lot of public offices and dumbass corpo managers, but whatever is running that site, has me concerned. You don’t do fucky things with passwords unless your backend is doing something really stupid.
X11 has exactly one developer who’s a vaccine denying turbocunt German, everyone else has dropped it and it’s codebase is practically unknown territory with security risks.
Look man, it’s dead already
You have a gross misunderstanding of what a display fucking system should do. X11 nowadays provides the same thing to apps as Wayland, except some bad design hacks that have become fundamental to writing Linux apps that are essentially workarounds for X11 sucking badly.
NOBODY uses X11’s font system or widget system or vector system nowadays. X11 provides you with a render plane and some other bullshit and the toolkit does the rest.
Which is the same as Wayland. Except Wayland actually has a properly designed and standardized way of doing things through the extension system, as in X11 everything is cobbled together from hacks.
A good example is absolute window positioning. Wayland doesn’t have it because it’s been found that it wasn’t actually really needed, people did things that way because something that’s essentially a clever hack had become the de facto standard on X11. Same thing with how X11 apps do window captures.
Generally, Wayland is a great leap in Linux desktop system. We’re catching up to what MacOS and Windows did 20 fucking years ago.
Idk I was a kid when I played it maybe it wasn’t that impossible
DRIVER
PS1 game, the OG one, had a fucking impossible driving exam that gave you 0 tutorial
Programs not designed for Linux somehow manage to run on a completely different operating system through something I can only explain as fucking technological black magic, and you’re wondering that it doesn’t work quite like it’s native environment? The fact that this is even possible is incredible
Go make the game devs release a proper Linux version and we won’t have those issues anymore
Get a job in scientific computing then
Even stuff like simulation engines can make a grown man cry
ASUS TUF
VR is too expensive and too rich white boy centric. Let me tell you something; if your business is gaming and the teenager children in China and India can’t afford it, your market will NEVER be able to compete with mobile gaming and PC (M&K) gaming
2015, desktop computer I built randomly powers off during usage, no errors, not the power supply, unsolved to this day.
Possible capacitor fault or a DOA chip – try checking the components with a cap checker and a multimeter
Servo wasn’t going anywhere and even today the absolute best they are trying to do is to be a tiny embedded engine. They took parts of projects that were worth shit and added it into their core ecosystem and stopped the vanity dream of making a whole new browser core.
So, servo is dead long live servo
That’s based on a harmless Unix game that you can install forks of which on modern day Linux as well, by the way
That’s not uncommon for many engines
Uses game engine to make a GUI
Erm what the sigma?
They only invest in the fancy marketable new age shit, and well, corporate rejects (Tizen, MeeGo, etc)