What parts of MacOS do you find easier to use? The newest Mac I own is a 2007 Macbook running 10.6 which I don't mind too much, but whenever I've helped anyone else with modern MacOS it's just felt kind of weird and unintuitive. I don't like hate it, I could use it if I had to, it's just weird.

I have an XFX 6650 XT I got a couple years ago and the only issue I've had is that I had to flip the vbios switch on it to make it work with my motherboard when I first put it in which is weird because you would think both slots would be the same from the factory, but it worked perfectly after that so maybe there's just some intentional difference between the two roms

Yeah I mean it would have been good if google maps could have prevented this but like the same thing could have happened to someone without a map

The current Memtest86 is a closed source clone of the original Memtest86, whereas Memtest86+ is a GPL licensed fork of the original

Well clearly it's the fault of everyone noticing the problems because like 100 years ago no one noticed the problems and so clearly they weren't happening because no one noticed and if they were happening someone would have noticed so if people just hadn't noticed they never would have happened and then no one would have noticed them which of course then means they double wouldn't have happened

It's just common sense if you think about it from that perspective

Only for other people, all the other presidents have to be APAB (assigned president at birth) but he's allowed to be president even though he's ADAB (assigned dumbass at birth). It's just his usual hypocrisy

Wait that's actually like a really smart way to crowdsource navigation data. Maybe they should have said they were doing it but like either way I feel like it doesn't really hurt anyone since they already knew their location was being sent to them

Ackshually you can't smell metal you just smell the chemicals metals make when they react with your skin. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BqLH-nTZEOc

They may not have realized it, but until UEFI-only computers started becoming common, people mostly were still effectively drawing the line at IBM compatibility

What's the fundamental difference between an Intel Macbook and my old 2018 Lenovo laptop? Either of them can run modern Windows, Linux, whatever. For most modern uses, they're basically equivalent. The one thing that makes the Lenovo different though is its firmware. The Lenovo has BIOS support and the Mac doesn't.

If you then add my current Framework laptop, which is UEFI-only, to the comparison though, it gets kind of fuzzy. It's clearly not a Mac, but what is there to really define it as a PC? It can't run MacOS, but that doesn't really work to separate it because plenty of PCs can run MacOS. It's not made by Apple, but if that's all it takes then is a Chromebook or one of the Talos POWER workstations a PC too? It's kind of hard to say the Framework is a PC without including so many other things that the term PC kind of loses all meaning.

I think the term PC has just outlived its usefulness and we need to move on to saying more specific things than that to describe computers. In most modern contexts, all that matters is what architecture a computer is and what operating systems will run on it, and PC just isn't really a great term to convey that information anymore.

I hate how microsoft seems to think they own the term PC now and it can mean anything they want. Some of the "Copilot+ PCs" they're advertising on things like this have ARM CPUs which means they aren't PCs. I would even argue that a lot of x86 computers aren't PCs now because they only support UEFI booting so aren't PC compatible. They need to just call them computers or come up with a new term

^ Someone who has never had a pterodactyl steal their tits ^

Not all of us have pterodactyl-proof shirts you know

If you're using plasma you can just do meta+shift+print screen or meta+r to screenshot a region

It just needs more power so the internet waves come out of it, try connecting it directly to the power lines outside your house so the pesky transformer doesn't get in the way

I wonder what nuclear women decay into, also does their gender radiation change the gender of people around them?

It could be the silhouette of a sunbeam radiant control toaster

Linux roleplay except it's just you by yourself

Slightly off topic, but whatever distro you choose you probably want to use the kernel parameter amdgpu.abmlevel=0 because without it the display gets super washed out and low contrast when the laptop is in power saving mode which drove me insane until I figured out that parameter.

Is the woman on the right edge dylan mulvaney?? What government position do they think she had??

A little ziplock bag full of nipple clamps

Once it's over he can never run again and will stop being relevant