PieMePlenty @ PieMePlenty @lemmy.world

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No account, cant see. Care to screenshot it?

You can buy it yourself. Then list for 9k again and point out it's previously been sold for 10k. It's been done.

I thought your point was it was never happening? I provided examples where it did happen in the past and where its happening now. Volatility of the price vs USD is not the biggest issue if the payment processor gives the vendor USD back after the transaction. If the vendor believes in crypto, they can decide to keep it as well. Had Valve chosen to hold their crypto earnings in 2016 for a few years, they'd have seen even larger profits. But thats beside the point. I personally believe they canned it more because of transaction fees. At the time, bitcoin network was oversaturated due to an explosion of popularity which reduced it to unusable levels for everyday transactions.

You should be focusing on why other vendors are still supporting crypto and asking yourself why.

Never gonna happen is a bit of a stretch. It used to be a thing. Steam accepted bitcoin. They stopped accepting it due to volatility and high transaction fees at the time. You still price things in your local currency but convert at checkout. There are "plug and play" payment processors who can handle it now.. Spar in Switzerland accepts it.

But imo, its not something regular people should be using anyway.

This but it just keeps on going.
8? 15 = adult
15? 25 = adult
25? 35 = adult
I have income, a job, a car, a place to live. I dont feel like an adult yet.

I generally agree with you and its what I did, but why do i need yet another device plugged in, draining power all the time? I dont want to leave an even larger co2 footprint and software support on existing hardware could aid in that. The android box is a workaround, not a green enough solution in my opinion.

Oh my! I almost got exposed to a swear word...

Because we cant have it anymore.
OBEY. WORK. DIE.

Thanks. So just use official Nvidia drivers and I'm good to go? Thinking of moving to fedora if it maters.

How viable are modern nvidia cards (like 4070) on linux today? Mainly for gaming. I've heard there are some driver issues that can cause problems, any truth to this claim?

Interestingly, this is possible without anything else today. It works totally different today than it did at that time, but the end result is the same: video on your watch. I'm always amazed by how tech moves. As a kid, I wondered how nice it would be if I had a device on me that did everything and I could even turn the lights off with it. I'm actually able to do that today.

Is it really? Does microsoft have no faith in its own user32 UI API?

I've noticed this too. In movies and TV, its not just the people that are beautiful, often times, its their material wealth too.

Here it boils down to:

• Network power (fixed fee based on your max power needs, depends on time as well, can be 3.6€ / kw in winter months)
• Network energy transfer (fee for energy transfered, here its about 0.018€/kwh)
• Energy (fee on the energy used, about 0.146€/kwh right now)
• VAT
• some bullshit for maintenance and running an open market portal for companies to buy/sell energy (like 1-3€)

I memorized that key from pure usage. Good times.

I wish steam deck os would get this. I installed it a few times but it gets overwritten with updates.

I have a few old style xbox one controllers (without bluetooth) and need a xb wireless dongle to use them. It works fine with this driver.

Of all the images to use

I'm glad they used this one, lets be real.

Some dude ran a public telnet server, which upon connecting, would present to you the entirety of Star Wars: A New Hope in ASCII. It was glorious.