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Broadly speaking, yeah pretty much

Linux users do though. If people keep moving from Windows to Linux they’re going to run up against the trash Nvidia driver support pretty quick.

This is a problem that Nvidia is capable of solving but they haven’t been interested in it for over a decade so I don’t see them starting now.

Expecting a major flood of new Linux users might be a bit of a pipe dream though. But the momentum is building. If we do manage to swing the market noticeably in that way, AMD is going to get a big boost over Nvidia in the gaming GPU market.

I doubt that will really move the needle for crypto bros or AI farms, but it is something.

This is the modern evolution of the drawer full of taco bell sauces

Fox News is effective specifically because of their misinformation though.

I get where you’re coming from with this, but I’m not convinced that fighting fire with fire is a viable solution here. We need to put some bite back into journalistic integrity laws, not just create an opposing misinformation machine.

Don’t worry I’m sure the owner has already pocketed $10m in investor money and is currently parachuting away to plan their next fuckup

Well luckily now it doesn’t matter, you’re coming to work with tuberculosis no matter whether you can afford a doctor or not.

I’m curious how long it’s going to take to kill off the entire state of Tennessee through treatable disease. Because that’s the obvious end point of this policy.

I enjoy not getting shot in the head, thanks.

We’re very quickly running out of options though.

It’s been Xitter (pronounced “Shitter”) since the rebranding

Nowadays, you can’t fuck the talent

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I find it offensive that the only effective way to combat this is to fight fire with fire and also make a big bitchy noise about this like the conservatives love to do. I have better things I would rather be doing with my life. But such are the times we live in I suppose.

This gives me a 404.

I should probably be thankful for this.

No, but he did stand near a fryer long enough to get his photo taken once.

Been seeing some of that as well, so I looked it up myself. The actual text of the EULA states:

"You acknowledge that if you fail to comply with the foregoing restrictions Nintendo may render the Nintendo Account Services and/or the applicable Nintendo device permanently unusable in whole or in part.”

That’s a brick. They haven’t actually done it to anyone yet, but they’ve reserved their rights.

Of which, roughly speaking about 23% are under 18 and school-aged if census.gov is to be trusted

Around $40 per student could still do an incredible amount of good across our national school system. A given school’s graduating class might range anywhere from 50-2,000 students and you’ll have 3-4 of those per school. That’s potentially $320,000 for a single large school by this napkin math assuming those funds are distributed perfectly evenly according to student population. If put to more strategic use this could be an incredible boon to lower income schools in many, many areas.

Even run flats aren’t going to take you very far if they’re missing their valve core, which is easily accessible from the outside of the vehicle

I think God made his position clear in the first term, when the sky turned blood red and rained ashes while a deadly plague ripped through the streets of America.

This one is on us

On constant dialysis that you never get unhooked from, I don’t see why not.

If you can just pipe nutrient-rich blood into the brain directly you can probably bypass the entire digestive system. That takes care of the liver, and with the only waste products coming from the body being whatever the brain produces, that should be a pretty light workload for an artificial kidney.

Little bit yeah. UMD is quite a bit more versatile than this though, ours is restricted to scrolls and requires a spellcaster check.

RAW, yeah, you’re right unfortunately. Our DM lets us make the DC check to cast a non-class scroll just like you’d make if you cast one too high level for you. Web searching tells me this is a popular homebrew rule.

I may be making him regret that decision somewhat.