I have the same layout except an older 3090 instead of a 5090. I had compatibility issues until I switched to Bazzite. Seems Fedora based distros work better with new hardware compared to Ubuntu based ones. It’s worked so well I finally straight up deleted windows entirely.

I’d like to legitimately know the possible rationalization that came to that conclusion

I was thinking more of adding PC games to mobile

Steam phone next?

In fairness, the employees are the highest paid in the industry, making well over 1/2 million a year + bonuses, and even the janitor I believe is well paid, from a leak that came out once in the news.

They also have very few employees surprisingly.

And they’re private, so there’s no “line must always go up” mentality either.

Should they be paid even more? Yes, but compared to basically all other corporations, he’s like last on the list. Not to mention gaming on Linux and open source software (and now, VR on Linux) has basically become possible and easily achievable thanks to Valve, so at least some of that huge money is going back directly to the relevant community. That’s way more than can be said about any other tech company.

He’s still on the list, but he might be the furthest down.

Ohp you’re right. I misunderstood the prices, and thought the cheapest one was 200$ not the most expensive one. 200 to 350€ I figured was the VAT + Import fees.

200 to 600 don’t know what the heck is going on.

Taxes

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And now Steam is making VR on Linux possible, just to add to it.

Well I’m probably wrong then, framework said they couldn’t get good performance and maintain signal integrity with upgradable memory for the Ryzen Max cpus

On the other hand, Framework is run by far right sympathizers and are a few billion short of what Valve’s R&D might have access too.

You can use SteamCMD in those rare cases where you somehow don’t have a system that can’t run their heavily modified Chromium engine gui but also magically can run most video games (or like to hand compile everything yourself).

Chromium itself is open source software as well.

Well you started spouting nonsense so I assumed you were a bot.

Like what the duck does Chromium have anything to do with either GOG or Steam?

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I mean, GOG is owned by Amazon soooo…

We know you full of bs tho when you say they dictate the OS, even though they’re the ones who have contributed most to gaming on Linux.

Definitely the techiest of tongue twisters

Ecofash?

Unless you use Proton’s fully encrypted communications, in which case still no because they literally can’t get the information. The issue with the french activist years ago was also in part because they didn’t use the full encryption feature.

That said, I wonder why this story from years ago is resurfacing again? Is Google or Microsoft planning on releasing another unpopular feature?

Oh I moved long ago, and have been living in Finland.

When I spoke of the USA, it was before the internet was prevalent. Facebook was barely new as a concept once I was in university.

I imagine now though it’s easier than ever to keep cultural ties / influence with the home country of parents or grandparents, with the internet being ubiquitous. Back then, you basically were tied to radio and if lucky tv. If my Hmong partner’s parents can easily access content and news from Laos in the USA I’m certain it’s even easier for people originally from India to do so.

Those are all good points.

I will say you don’t have to be a migrant to be affected by a different country’s culture, because your family will still be culturally affected and will likely even practice traditions or celebrate old holidays and customs. I say that from experience - I only speak Spanish with my parents, and grew up watching mostly only Spanish news and programs, even though I was born in the USA.