Fun Fact: MacOS is partially based on FreeBSD.

If I recall correctly, they specifically said that FSR 4 would be coming to RDNA 2 systems early next year.

Fun fact: The connector is called a DE-15, VGA is just the protocol using it in this application.

I mean… you have been able to do things like that for a long time. You used to be able to use cable toners to listen to conversations on analog phone lines for instance.

I have a flat panel from the early 2000s with a resolution of 1600x1200. I use it for old consoles because it also has an s-video input.

They would do everything a normal bank does. Here is an article that talks about the idea.

AFAIK a lot of European countries have an equivalent of the USPS. Though in doing a quick search for this post I learned that Germany doesn’t have a state owned mail service anymore which is weird. Maybe it’s time for the EU to take on that role?

Letting the post office become a bank. Which is an idea that’s been floated for like a century.

You can do that as part of an OAuth workflow. You don’t need to have them on separate pages for that to happen.

Why is the text all blurry?

… no undo…

Have you thought about adding the erasable pen libraries?

You can see what looks like a place for the cables to go though right above too.

Are you actually under the impression that one must be worked up about something to have a conversation about it? Also I never claimed to be casual, I just denied not being chill.

To be clear using gendered pronouns on inanimate objects is the literal definition of anthropomorphization. So chill does not seem fair at all.

I don’t care that this person, who seems to maybe be typing English on a keyboard with a different language dictionary, misspelled some words.

I care that people in general keep talking about AI like it is living or capable of thinking.

This one is. People need to stop anthropomorphizing AI. It’s a piece of software.

I am chill, you shouldn’t assume emotion from text.

He?

This is not a person and does not have a gender.

C is primarily used in embedded programming these days. For instance the RPi Pico has a C/C++ SDK. I would start there.

I agree that it shouldn’t be allowed. But for what it’s worth, a lot of non-profits that have a product do this. Mozilla for instance.

1. We didn’t ignore it. We gave you links.
2. Dell and HP are terrible but Lenovo actually has pretty good Linux track record and does sell a select few models with Linux preinstalled. I have no major complaints about my Lenovo Legion 5 Pro running Fedora (though it’s Nvidia/AMD).
3. Have you looked at the Framework 16? Most 16in laptops have similar footprints as 15in laptops from a few years ago due to shrinking bezels and this one has both AMD and Nvidia options. I honestly think limiting the screen size to 15in is why you couldn’t find any. Most “gaming” laptops that size or smaller either have shitty cooling or rely on you having a thunderbolt graphics card.

In addition to the other commenter’s link, AMD has a whole page of AMD powered gaming laptops.

I think you may be getting confused because AMD has a weird naming system. For instance the mobile versions of the 5000 series are sold as the 6000 series. The successor to the 5000 series is the 7000 and so on.