I read that as the sales pitch, not their actual opinion.

Inference keeps getting cheaper. “Good enough” is a pretty low bar.

I’m on Debian testing and the more recent kernel updates haven’t been supported by the nvidia drivers. Somewhat annoying but not difficult, just stuck on 6.x until they sort that out.

Kids these days

Back in the day you could fit a pretty functional linux on a 1.44mb disk

I’ve always said my main takeaway from Asimov is that simple rules can generate extremely complex behaviour, and that you can’t generally get a targeted complex behaviour from simple rules.

It’s a moving target.

It’s not for the hand.

Now you can have any colour you want, but they have mandatory LEDs embedded in every peripheral a d they no longer sell opaque cases.

Didn’t windows XP have a similar bug? Related to the windows uptime counter, iirc.

The people spending money on parts definitely are.

An expensive motor that breaks, or decides to close on you when you’re looking inside, or…

You’d think russian assets would work harder not to be dependent on US clouds.

I watch a lot of Bluey…

Yeah, actually. The proprietary drivers unfortunately.

Consider not responding with all the reasons someone’s lived experience is impossible in future.

I’m glad you’re here to tell me how my experience the last 30 years was. Thank you for enlightening me as to how my choices were wrong and how I was silently suffering.

I gamed on Debian. I was so wrong.

Bit of selection bias.

Car shops are full of cars that have problems. Why would you be at a shop if you didn’t? Same with forums.

News to me. I’m running GloriousEggroll with proton 10…

That really was not my experience. I didn’t game much. WoW mostly. Some StarCraft. Minecraft. Online games. Debian unstable worked fine and I don’t think I had to compile my own kernel (for gaming) at any point past 2005 or so.

I’ve always enjoyed the tinkering. My gaming habits pretty much grew up with WINE. DXVK was very exciting!

Never been a stranger to compiling my own kernel or mucking about with DLL overrides.