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I’m laughing constantly because I’m losing my mind! Haha!

Doesn’t stop us from continuing to push. Since they responded we got 300 000 more signatures.

Ok but they should still attempt every avenue no?

A huge petition that undermines the government’s democratic mandate is never a bad thing, even if they responded.

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Why would you?? Commodore 64 unzipping still makes my day 😤

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Question: how good do you have to be at drawing to have a successful wank to your own art?

Intel! You know what to do!

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Australia is an axis power! Salutschüsse.

Australia being a famous axis power

Second world doesn’t mean axis powers, it represented the Soviet Union and Soviet aligned countries.

Its a cold war term. The terms represent the two remaining superpowers after WW2.

1st world = The US and US aligned countries

2nd world = Soviet Union and Soviet aligned countries

3rd world = Non-aligned countries. Which just happened to be mostly under developed countries, which is why the term is now used for that. It didn’t actually mean under developed at first. For example, Switzerland is technically a 3rd world country despite being rich and highly developed.

No

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_World

And you don’t need an account to use the Nvidia App.

In Linux you can use the open source nvidia drivers if you want

I’m not aware that the Nvidia drivers for Linux require an app registration. If that were the case, I’d definitely have heard about the uproar.

The official proprietary Nvidia drivers are just a regular Linux package I’m 99% sure, I have it installed on my laptop and it doesn’t involve a gui app at all.

The key thing is Linux is free and open source, free as In eat shit and fucking die government fucking pigs.

You dont even need an nvidia card to open the nvidia settings on linux

No you would not because you don’t need to go to the website to download software to use Nvidia on Linux. Also the Nvidia driver on Linux is literally just a driver and settings package it has no online features

The British don’t seem to be doing so well anymore with their parliamentary system. it would appear that there is no governmental system that can’t be manipulated effectively anymore.

They’re out of college and approaching 30

The youngest millenials are almost 30, dude’s gotta get a new hobby or something, rants about Millenials haven’t been the in thing for like 10 years now.

Those are probably only on mobile so their knowledge of navigating a PC is probably worse than a boomer and don’t even understand the concept of folders and files.

My best guess is through complete obscurity :)

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We all need to make what we know freely available in a friendly manner to make the path to Linux easier and more fun.

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Name=restore gamma on resume
WantedBy=sleep.target

[Service]
After=sleep.target
Exec=/usr/local/bin/yourscript.sh

not trying to be rude, but it’s easy to get tunnel vision especially with tech spaces. before becoming involved in tech i had no idea that linux was even a thing. most of these people need education, they just didn’t know their options. they didn’t “choose” to throw away their rights because they didn’t know they had a choice.

I hear that - I was around when Arche and Fido-net and BBS’es were king. You want my id? Great I’ll just fax it to you.

As a millennial, it, too, is insane.

Which begs the question: who thinks this is a needed thing and a good idea? Who is pushing this agenda?

Going into WWI was a bad time to be coming of age.

Personally, I don’t know.

From en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Generation :

The Lost Generation was the demographic cohort that reached early adulthood during World War I, and preceded the Greatest Generation. The social generation is generally defined as people born from 1883 to 1900, coming of age in either the 1900s or the 1910s, and were the first generation to mature in the 20th century. The term is also particularly used to refer to a group of American expatriate writers living in Paris during the 1920s.[1][2][3] Gertrude Stein is credited with coining the term, and it was subsequently popularized by Ernest Hemingway, who used it in the epigraph for his 1926 novel The Sun Also Rises: “You are all a lost generation.”[4][5] “Lost” in this context refers to the “disoriented, wandering, directionless” spirit of many of the war’s survivors in the early interwar period.[6]

In the wake of the Industrial Revolution, Western members of the Lost Generation grew up in societies that were more literate, consumerist, and media-saturated than ever before, but which also tended to maintain strictly conservative social values. Young men of the cohort were mobilized on a mass scale for World War I, a conflict that was often seen as the defining moment of their age group’s lifespan. Young women also contributed to and were affected by the war, and in its aftermath gained greater freedoms politically and in other areas of life. The Lost Generation was also heavily vulnerable to the Spanish flu pandemic and became the driving force behind many cultural changes, particularly in major cities during what became known as the Roaring Twenties.

Later in their midlife, they experienced the economic effects of the Great Depression and often saw their own sons leave for the battlefields of World War II. In the developed world, they tended to reach retirement and average life expectancy during the decades after the conflict, but some significantly outlived the norm. The Lost Generation became completely ancestral when the last surviving person who was known to have been born in the Lost Generation or during the 19th century, Nabi Tajima, died in 2018 at age 117.[7]

It’s to do with the amount of people that were killed in WW1, essentially the sheer number of people that died during the war resulted in a generation nearly ceasing to exist.

I know we don’t know each other very well, but… Can I have your stuff?

Because when you were born correlates with your cultural experiences and therefore your behaviors. Not always, bit broadly. And if you try to define groupings for those years, you can see clearly defined generations, that were really clear with the baby boomers, who were the American children of American soldiers coming back from world war 2, and then their resultant children, generation y/the “millennials”, named thusly for coming of age around the time of the millennium.

Like sure, it’s all social constructs. But, so is language.

Baby boomers generally got some of the biggest economical booms in history, along with the population “boom” of their births. But that was only if you were able, white, cisgender, heterosexual, and male. The civil rights movements of the 50s, 60s, and onwards were both possible but also necessary because of the empowerment of those demographics.

But also, because of that general success, a lot of baby boomers (cishet white men) took on the behavioral traits of being largely pieces of shit. Not all, just like “not all men”. But, it’s enough of a pattern of entitlement and sexism and repression and psychosocial behavioral resultant of lead poisoning, that that’s what the baby boomer generation is kind’ve seen as, now, regardless if any individual does or doesn’t fit any of those things.

And so, we can largely group and label the generation and attach it to a current age group and try to predict or explain behavior.

Unfortunately, this is also discrimination in many cases where it isn’t true. Personally, I try to avoid profiling entirely because the habit is gross. But, I would be lying if I said I didn’t clearly see a solid pattern. I know, that they’re just people like the rest of us, and if we were in their shoes, we would entirely end up just like them. But then that again brings it to it being generational, and not just age.

You think I like being reminded and disappointed when people end up fitting their negative stereotypes? You think it’s easy to try to be a good person against my own upbringing? It’s not. But we have to try. And working to understand is a big part of that. More people need to ask “why”, and, I know you were asking rhetorically, but you were close enough that I think it deserves recognition. So, good on you for that.

Whatever the millennial generation ends up being known for, I’m curious. But until then, we can’t give up trying to make ourselves, the world, and each other better. Because once you give up… Well… We can never give up.

“Why not?” Etc etc.

They’ve never been hidden. You just go to the website, put in your model and download it. There’s apps that do it for you now which is where this must be coming from. Still doesn’t change the fact you can directly download the driver.

They’re hidden in the same sense that the real “download” button is hidden on most torrent sites.

You can just use the manual search tool on nvidia to find your driver. My understanding is the 9 & 10 series support is going to end soon.

www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/

When you run the installer you have a choice to install their app or not.

Unfortunately it actually just means less computer literacy. If you can’t use a computer you just stay on your phone.

Shh

Labour are far left are they. I feel your political compass is somewhat misconfigured.

Dumb take, here take my downvote.

Labour hasn’t been anywhere near the left since Tory Blair became leader, he grew up a Tory supporter, failed to get in as a Tory politician so decide on transforming Labour into the neo-Tory party which he was successful at, not that Labour before hand was the friend of the average worker or the poor but at least they were better, now they are hostile to the working class and the poor 😞

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Use the nouveau drivers of course

They did release Open Kernel drivers, which I hadn’t tested. Those are the “open-source” drivers. Sure, their firmware could be proprietary (though I didn’t see any issues with it).

We don’t have geforce experience on Linux (afaik). Ubuntu has a built in “proprietary drivers” app that just pulls the Nvidia drivers for you on first boot after install. Very low effort (on the happy path at least. If you use unsupported/brand new cards, you’re probably going to have a much less fun time)

That’s because people don’t really learn which operating systems work well for NVIDIA drivers. I’d recommend Mint, Pop_OS!, Nobara Project and CachyOS based upon their experience with computers. Those all work well with NVIDIA.

That certainly was the case for a long time. I’ve haven’t had any issues for 5+ years. Devs made it a priority.

Just don’t use a monitor that’s DRM’d for Windows only. I made that mistake with an FI27Q-SA (AORUS monitor) once, and that was a $600 US waste.

nvidia-settings is official

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On X11 you do (I think some distros ship it). Otherwise, that’s not necessarily the case on Wayland.

They have worked for a while now. They just aren’t as good as AMD cards but that’s true on all platforms

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Of course we are not going to tell you why, but you get 1 strike.

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No it is not. Dont be a fucking ridiculous idiot.

Nvidia app is DEI woke. Gotta protect the kids.

I’ll switch to Linux when there isn’t a performance trade off for using an Nvidia GPU.

If there are Linux applications that aren’t complete janky shit, I’ll switch.

I need a multitrack DAW recorder that understands older and newer audio interfaces and a good multi-camera video editor.