Benchamoneh @ Benchamoneh @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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Now we have one port but that one port has loads of different speeds depending on the type. Plus USB3 naming convention is a total mess.

We've come a long way and I'm so glad for a single interface, but USB still has plenty of room for improvement

Agree, it's a total trainwreck

I'll be interested to see how this affects Chrome's market share over time

Totally agree but the leader at the time made the rule and he was incompetent

Lol. Sure buddy.

$5 drinks? Is that the going rate in America?

Your understanding of Linux is about 10 years out of date my friend. Linux has made massive strides in ease of install and use in recent years.

If you're not playing games - and the people buying these machines probably aren't - then you'll have as stable and easy an experience with Linux as you would with Windows

I suspect you know this, and your post is sarcastic. But just in case:

Most cars have their own embedded SIMs nowadays. They're already connected. You can't disconnect them.

The reason Putin called Trump is to reset his brain on feelings towards Russia and to try to get him to block or otherwise influence the upcoming sanctions vote in the US.

It's so obvious, makes sense Trump would fall for it

Merde

Agree, this question is such hot shit that I can't imagine it popping up in any real world maths test

Come to Europe for actual freedom

If an industry can't survive without resorting to copyright theft then maybe it's not a viable business.

Imagine the business that could exist if only they didn't have to pay copyright holders. What makes the AI industry any different or more special?

Wonder what his wife thinks of this pregnancy

Someone liked this guys death...

He's being replaced because he dead yo.

Good pope tho.

I'm going to Linux because I have an older i5 (I think 5th or 7th gen?) which isn't compatible.

I only really kept Windows for gaming but Valve has put a lot of effort into making Linux gaming more accessible and I'm willing to try it out now

There just doesn't seem to be a market for 5G Ethernet modems domestically. Everybody seems to be gravitating towards 5G routers and "Hubs" in the residential space.

If your router supports it, you'll have better luck with a USB dongle over an Ethernet modem.

I only use my desktop for gaming now but it's old and won't run Win11. I'm going for a SteamOS general release then I'll just drop windows on there altogether