I'd like to believe they mean on the next GPU you get, but not everyone can just upgrade their card. But if you can, dump Nvidia in the daily driver asap, as long as it's reasonable to do so.
Also, side tangent, but remember when the whole computer cost a grand? I miss those days.
Good Blink album, too, though I could just be too normie in that opinion
Um, if you know about it beforehand, prep your notes and summarize them into about A4 size and just say "read this note"
This article goes over the git diff when it happened. This blog post from Mozilla themselves is them not removing the ML tools, but giving users a "kill switch" option for the tools.
Your node_modules directory can get so bloated that the community came up with different package managers just for deduplication! pnpm, for example, makes one global-adjacent cache, and then just symlinks the dependencies as needed. This is because the regular npm doesn't, because what if the package changed between the 20ms since I downloaded it for nuxt? (Sorry Nuxt users, had to pick a name)
Probably 1080p, tbh, but I'd like to get at least 1440p60, just to try it out
They're asking "technically or actually in practice?".
The subtle difference is that your $SHELL is responsible for opening (and, iirc, parsing?) the file when you use \<, versus the $EDITOR being the responsible entity.
Dude, Proton is so good for 2d gaming. I have, I think, 3X the number of Stardew Valley mods installed than when I had it on Win10. It's at the point where I am deciding on whether to downgrade my Windows SSD and just use it for firmware updates (though I might experiment with running the DualSense tool in wine, instead).
I used to miss Mitch. I mean, I do now, but I used to, as well.