Even the top part is not innocuous when it’s vaccines they say they “can’t” do.

Kinda. The woman you’re helping is your teacher who has a crush on you and an alcohol problem.

Clucks menacingly

Step 1: “AI will replace human labor.”
Step 2: “Actually, we still need a few humans to label the data.”
Step 3: “Okay, the humans are now teleoperating the robots directly.”
Step 4: “Wait, that’s just… labor again.”

Yogurt and granola. Maybe a banana. 2 cups of coffee.

Aging population.

People consume prime so inelastically thinking they can’t get by without it.

I cancelled mine when Trump won and don’t miss it at all. Most places will ship for free nowadays and charge the same prices as Amazon. Two day shipping is the only perk of Prime and even that doesn’t always happen. If I need something that bad, I just go to a store, which again, charged the same prices as Amazon nowadays.

Because as an adult, you can simply choose whether to use drugs/alcohol and it’s not a big part of your identity like it was as a teen.

I teach at a business college and a ton of my students buy Chromebooks because they’re cheap and just use cloud-based software. Windows is doomed as an OS because an entire generation has grown up never using it.

If it helps, you can get pop os with Nvidia drivers pre-installed and configured. That helped me a lot.

Sounds like an interesting book.

I had problems on Ubuntu but no problems with PopOS

In my case, it’s usually the VPN.

I am using an AMD Ryzen 5 3600 Processor and ASUS Dual GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super OC Edition 16GB.

In steam, I use GE-Proton10-10 for the compatibility tool and for the launch options I have: PROTON_HIDE_NVIDIA_GPU=0 SteamDeck=1 gamemoderun %command% -PSOCompileMode=1

I found the PROTON_HIDE_NVIDIA_GPU=0 part to be what made the difference for frame-rate.

With a little bit of tweaking I got Marvel Rivals running with a higher and more consistent framerate on Pop OS vs what I had on Windows.

This was also with an Nvidia card.

I’m finally back on Linux after a while away. I went with pop os just to have the Nvidia drivers pre-installed. I used Mint back in grad school and liked it.

The contempt for education is mind-boggling even on Lemmy.

That happens to me too. I have very limited tooth paste options.

I’d imagine they save the state intermittently and can boot it back up if needed. Depends on how valuable this sim is I guess.

We don’t actually know if that’s true, though.