devs can ship games on steam without drm, it’s not valve that mandates it. ksp doesn’t have drm for example

yeah I don’t trust that video one bit, when I watched it it sounded like just a recruitment ad for the company. same with his hermeus video

iirc the word sub came before r*ddit

I don’t think you read my shit

(hint: I’m not the oc in this thread)

I think they mean 1066MT/s, 2133MT/s is in overclocking territory and iirc the fastest jedec standard is ddr3-1600

did you read what I said

nah i think it’s just that this content fits better in ncd or something, if you don’t care about sorting then why do communities exist on this platform?

“I only accept someone’s nationality if they fit the stereotype”

ok lmao

what even is the context of this image lmao

The screen on the t430 is indeed horrible but I had a very modern laptop before this which was pretty high spec, and it had a even worse screen than this somehow (it was some horrendous IPS display, I don’t even understand how you mess it up that bad). Compared to that pile of garbage this is much better. The only problem is that you can’t replace the display on the t430 as easily as a modern (non-touchscreen) laptop because it uses the LVDS interface instead of the modern eDP interface.

2012 isn’t that bad, it even has usb3!

the music in this game is very hype

probably the first game I played with really good music

because you need the coreboot people to write firmware that can initialise the system, and that probably takes a lot of reverse engineering

I don’t know much about this, but I assume there’s little to no effort for corebooting on the amd side, I’ve only seen intel platforms with coreboot

so that means you can internally flash the bios chip from the os?

would be cool if there were coreboot builds for these platforms, this exploit seems pretty useful

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totally get your point but I just don’t want to relearn the cad program when those proprietary options inevitably enshittify lmao

the ui is actually pretty good when you get used to it imo, it’s just that it’s very busy and intimidating for beginners

I think there should just be a simple builtin tutorial that beginners can access, that guides them through making a cylinder or something to assure them that freecad isn’t as intimidating as it looks

did you know that 74% of statistics are made up on the spot?