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I’m genuinely confused by this? I know CompSci and engineering majors that are having trouble with loans and are you saying that they should have tried a more profitable degree… What?
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I’m genuinely confused by this? I know CompSci and engineering majors that are having trouble with loans and are you saying that they should have tried a more profitable degree… What?
Well if we get good transport, I’m going to ride it duh
I can’t wait for the US to finally have decent public transport, I hate having to drive for everything
You know, I’ll take it at this point
It’s not a waste if I’m getting paid to do it full time
I mean most video games just work and I game on my machine daily. The ones that dont are limited to weird kernel based anticheats and that is very few games out of the millions of games out there.
If Nvidia driver quality goes down in the next couple years, we know why.
Glad the college I went to is too cheap for these fancy things. Their vending machines are just barely smart enough to use tap pay, and by barely I sometimes it doesn’t even work.
Very common in more rural areas, I do this with my chickens’ eggs too
6800xt user here Been dealing with it since like july-august , most commonly happens in OW2 and Starfield, not using opengl for those of course
Minecraft is the only opengl game I play, it has had a couple mystery crashes here and there but none were pagefaults
I’ve been running mesa-git updated almost every night running Arch with KDE.
It’s been annoying, I can’t find a consistent way to trigger it sometimes going days without happening.
Linux 6.7rc kernels and recent mesa commits have helped but it still happens about once every 2-3 days
I love them too, such a great and simple feature
Good Idea, why shouldn’t there be something like that? It would also keep the modules from being desynced if your mirrors haven’t updated them all
All those haskell modules
And I’m saying they were coerced into it because of the poor handling of public funding for universities thus making it the governments fault that sometimes people got fucked by loans no matter what degree they got.
To advocate for fixing a systemic problem and not also advocate for fixing what the systemic problem has caused is weird. Fixing these issues aren’t exclusive like you seem to think they are.