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I feel like you'd have to control for the obvious asset flips or just random, I guess, spam games thrown out on a daily basis. I don't think it'd move the needle that much tho

My expectation of "edible food" doesn't align with what Chili's offers, which is why I don't go there. Everyone has their beliefs, I suppose.

Yeah, saw the previous post. I'd argue that is a pretty good use-case for AI. Throw together a quick reference, see how you feel about it before putting 2 dozen hours into making the image yourself, just to find out the concept doesn't work. Just make sure you do the work yourself at some point lol

I've been considering it for a while, mostly out of fear of the unknown. My worst case is something like I put Linux on, it breaks or messes up, I have no internet access and USB doesn't work. So I can't make a new Win10 ISO and I'm stuck shuttling back and forth between a working PC and mine, having to chase down issues and little details to get it working again. Is it a founded fear? Probably not, but it's just the details of it. Like I just got some decent OLED monitors, and there seems to be some issues with HDR support in some distros, namely the one I was thinking of using. I have an Azeron controller I use because of some hand issues, and I worry that won't work (although I'm almost certain it's fine). I do sim racing stuff, and I want to be sure all the peripherals work as intended without spending 6 hours chasing drivers and force feedback settings. Some pedals I want to get seem to have the same issue on Linux. It's just little things like that, where I have a thing working how I want it right now, and a swap to Linux makes it work, but missing something because it's poorly supported or limited in some way.

I'm probably going to do it and just dual boot; but even then, I have some games that rely on mods (skins and tracks, etc). Do I need to re-download everything into a new partition? Or can Linux natively just use the pre-existing folder without issue? And it's a niche game, so unless I find one of the dozen people who have migrated to Linux on that game, I'm in the dark.

Thousands of Ravens fans stepping back off a ledge rn

This works across streaming platforms! Peacock is a reliable one, nothing there is really worth watching, but what if you wanted to watch The Office again?

Someone else responded that does some sim racing. It has limits, but it seems it's game specific and largely by dev choice. More confidence than I expected, but I have liked at literally nothing for the process yet. Free weekend though, so hopefully 48 hours is enough lol

Yeah iRacing was my worry. I haven't played it at all yet cause it's just so much to get started, but that's a goal, so it's kinda at the forefront of my thoughts. I have a Moza R5 with just the stock pedals, but I have been eyeing some Simsonn pedals something fierce. How do you like them?

And awesome, I'll look into that! I'm sure I'm gonna have questions, but from what I've seen, the Moza stuff is pretty plug and play. I have a bunch of random peripherals I need to look into tho

It's all fairly new; within the last year. 9800x3d, 9070xt, and then the peripherals are all I'd say also new. So that also plays a part. I'm sure I will be fine, it's just the unknown of it all, and Linux has a (imo deserved) stigma in its online support. I think the big worry is I feel like I have to learn it all, then change, instead of learning as I go. Just a lot at once, but I think it's about time to learn.

We are hurtling towards a societal incel pit and idk what can stop it. Good lord

Wtf is this

I don't think it has. I think media is saying it has.