I think both of you are overlooking that a significant portion of China's CO2 emissions are solely caused by their wasteful construction of useless buildings that solely exist as investments and will never be occupied by anyone.
This reminds me of a scathing bit in I think "Bowling for Columbine" that covered a group of well-meaning women and their ineffective political activism. They made a bit of ruckus in some senator's office, then had tea and cake afterwards patting each other on the back.
A PS5 port might come later. Microsoft execs have repeatedly (including recently) talked about bringing Xbox games to PlayStation - and it's not just talk: Grounded, Hi-Fi Rush and Sea of Thieves were eventually ported over after some timed exclusivity. This doesn't guarantee a port and there is no official word on this game yet, but still.
It might take a year though - or longer. The upshot is that by that point, most serious bugs should have been fixed. The downside is that you'll miss out on the PC modding scene. Older games in the series have one of the best modding communities out there and I hope they'll refine and expand this game as well.
Until then, you might want to take a look at Chernobylite. It's a smaller title, but clearly inspired by the original S.T.A.L.K.E.R. games.
Could be a DRM issue. Maybe this site is using some sort of DRM that's not working on Linux, similar to streaming sites. I'm just speculating however. Have you tried a fresh install of Firefox instead of your current configuration?
DLSS seems to be virtually immune to these issues, unlike all of the alternatives. I've been an obsessive pixel peeper for decades and am having a hard time finding any faults with it. In fact, it usually improves image clarity and stability.
Every acronym should be run past a bunch of ten year olds. No idea how they thought this was a good idea, but then again, they greenlit Concord at about the same time.
If you are interested in another hard (but doable) shmup that not too many people have heard of, take a look at Jets'n'Guns Gold. Fantastic soundtrack, pure carnage, an absolutely insane story, astonishing creativity and variety and an excellent upgrade system. It's filled with clever ideas from the first minute to the last and controls absolutely perfectly with every input method. I've been playing it every once in a while ever since the original version came out 20 years ago and it has lost none of its appeal since.
This could end up working better than foldable devices. No creases to worry about.