I have my network using it, no issues as of yet.

I get it, I see the comment sections. Tribalism is everywhere.

Not bad. I take issue with the part of the article called “distro wars”. There is no war, but I dont expect them to “get it”. These cringelords seem to have a need to meme-fi everything, really dings the tone of the reviews. Am I reading a tech review or an opinion article?

Eeh

Maybe stop giving all the electricity to the AI datacenters then you bloody gits.

Who do you think is lobying for this? We dont have companies in the EU that would benefit from it.

Reminder, @chaoticnumber, revisit this comment in a year.

I would rather jump ass first into a cactus plantation, than give these fucks my data.

Call your MEP!

There was that saying that a healthy society is one where man plants trees whose shades they won’t live to see, or something along those lines.

Trump is planting the seed of destruction he won’t be around to see the effects of, the literal opposite.

I guess we don’t live in a healthy society. SHOCKING

Hey, I wanna be right, you know? :D

I give them a year before they piss off the dev community.

To that end, I decided to test out this exact premise, its been years since I had a windows installed natively.

I was compqring the numbers with those from memory. Well… My memory has mislead me. The performance gap is 2x for the lows in my favorite game.

So as you said, the windows partition stays for some of the games. I dont care what it is, Ill use the right system for the right usecase.

I’m still digging through the issues though, I remember clearly I reached parity once, I just dont remember how or what was it that I did.

Well, one thing was the high polling rate, I just figured that one out, reduced to 1000hz, so the stutters are gone.

There still a performance delta of about 30% vs windows for some of my games.

Its annoying since I did reach performance parity during one of my previous installs, but I never figured out what it was that I did.

I would of went Alpine, but debian is a solid choice as well.

To add to the arch management, after a while you learn the golden rule - set it and don’t fiddle with it too much. Nowadays there is very little maintenance to it. I run an update followed by shutdown. Once every 2-3 months there is some issue, that takes a forum search to fix and once a year it breaks to the level where I need about half an hour to an hour to fix it.

But … its already simple?

I disagree. You are normal if you have social media and not if you don’t?

Dunno man, if people need IG to interact with you and you are not comfortable with it, maybe they are not your people, you know?

Why should one go into uncomfortable territory for others, people should interact from positions of comfort, otherwise its a stretch for one side and just a bad time all round.

One thing is for sure @ElectricWaterfall@lemmy.zip , you will have a harder time, make less connections, but I’m pretty sure the ones you will make, will be solid.

One word of advice as a fellow non-socialmedia-person. If you want to meet new people, make sure you are in the same place at a certain time on certain days. That way people know where you might be during certain hours and that is also a way to make connections. Just be sure you like said place.

Mullvad dns.

I haven’t heard that one before, gonna use it :D

If you haven’t tried dietpi on your sbc’s, try it, it is much better than the usual default, its glorious.

You are right, guess I became jaded over the years.

I’ll think of your comment next time when I’ll try to be ignorant. Thanks.