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  • I guess if it won't fix your whataboutism.....then "mmm yes you're abso-liootly right!"

    But I say this in the voice of that tuxedo wearing Simpsons Yes-guy. If you'd prefer to be taken seriously, perhaps a post that is not completely irrelevant to the subject at hand is in order.

  • Hmmm..

    Looks like:

    • AMD Ryzen 7 3800X
    • on an Asus ROG STRIX B550-I
    • 32GB DDR4 @ 2666
    • 3070 RTX

    Honestly, it's possible that I just don't notice low framerate as I'm a product of the Atari/NES gen of console gamers; my standards may be co-opted. I'm just reporting that my experience has been positive. Fair to say though that Wayland is still hit and miss, and still is. I general avoid it and stick to x while using steam, and tinker around with it when X's idiosyncracies bother me enough. Nvidia in general just hasn't picked my berries like it seems to have for others. Certainly not enough to ever make me retreat to a windows install 😁

  • Really? I'm having a very dissimilar experience, and am also on Manjaro. Drivers were a peach to install and I get at least as good as performance on windows...to the extent that the dual boot has (over the years) become just a single boot. I'm even running a valve index on it - Alyx runs smooth. Built in 2019.

    TBH I'm surprised at a lot of these threads about Nvidia as it's just been a few times that the drivers didn't work out on an update and I had a black screen. But I've had almost as many breaking issues from non Nvidia related stuff in its lifetime.

  • What's gross is acceptance of the idea that Hamas has 'leverage" because they took hostages. I take issue with the idea that taking hostages gives you leverage on anything, in any permanent sense. If Israel's actions confirm anything (other than that they are just as capable of visiting the same atrocities on others as any humans are) it's that. Show me what their actions have "levered" and I will show you a ruined land with a fast increasing body count. Way to apply yourselves champs.

    It makes you a target. Period. One deserving of retribution. You don't ever, ever get to walk away from that, so you don't get to claim you have leverage. If anything, you've got baggage. Moreover, that baggage is going to, increasingly, claim collaterals. QE motherfucking D.

  • It's a social contract thing. Conservatives insist on being granted all of the benefits you get by signing an accord with the rest of us, but then act as though they are exempt from it's requirements.

    As far as I'm concerned, they aren't covered by the agreement anymore, and should be deprived of any protection offered by it.

  • Perhaps the zeitgeist of a large swath American voting public is opaque and inscrutable to you then. But that's not a bad thing. Sympatico with those views could be far worse.

    But you're debating the catchiness of a phrase. There might be nobler fights out there to choose. Is it not enough that the rep in question is speaking out against a wannabe dictator? Or are we going to split into factions concerned with the degree of condemnation and the minutiae of what words he used to condemn him with?