It’ll depend on the implementation of the software. iCUE did not work using Wine when I tried it. I have no clue about Sapphire.

After playing tens of games on the Switch people might want to play the tens of thousands of games on Steam.

Does the GPU store the RGB settings?

I use Corsair iCUE and I configure on a Windows VM. If I turn off the VM it keeps the settings in some hardware memory and works as if I configured it from Linux.

The only one that comes directly to mind is Valve.

Besides that I’m not going to follow this narrative too much of finding “the good ones”.

Having your filesystem on the line might actually make some people write decent code.

That’s why they have insurance though no?

Why should it be if it’s not illegal to go vroom vroom? Makes no sense.

It really depends on the car. Newer cars and better brands will make 200km/h feel like 100km/h.

I have driven a car from 2000 that would completely start rumbling at 160kmh, compared to a car from 2022 where 220km/h felt like I was driving on clouds.

Project Managers and software designers are hated for their “designing”. The testing is always very welcome.

Should be more obvious that this is for the project and not the instance.

Reminds me of a Hottentottententententoonstelling

let people enjoy things.

Thanks, I’m enjoying this picture a lot.

Memes?

:@

God forbid somebody thinks it’s cringe and makes a joke about it.

You can have wildlife proof bins.

With a hidden rent fee.

No you just continue updating until it’s fixed again.

I see.

I’ll have to make arrangements so people know the red and blue dresscode is required too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIfAkOBMf5A

Ah yes, let’s forget that that image is created on a computer