This seems very incomplete. It mostly just suggests lemmy.world to me.

If the hardware supports virtualization it should not affect the performance of cpu bound applications. (Assuming you have adequate system resources) It does harm the performance of GPU applications however.

It was drilled into me in school that you should be using separate environments for certain tasks.

Software development tools can interfere with video games for example. Or running a lamp stack in the same environment as your personal data is also foolish.

There’s also tools like podman that can help you further divide environments. (But understand it’s not a security tool)

From my understanding of this video. That’s because they intentionally locked the game to work on the steam deck.

So many moons ago in a far off galaxy.

My roommate and I explored this very question.

3 and a slice of toast was the sensible outcome.

But I was foolish and what started this was suggesting I could eat a whole carton. Spoiler I could not. 🤮🐣 (And neither could they)

Yeah I agree. I just don’t wanna see more apps made exclusively for the steam deck with SteamOS and winderp. So I feel it’s important to highlight it’s just another Linux distro.

https://youtu.be/5KYQRk_SIB8 this is what pulled my attention to the matter.

Only if you can afford a 50% down payment of 2 million.

There’s nothing special about SteamOS. Linux has been available as an option from several manufacturers for years.

What we need to see is a major studio pushing for Linux like valve has been doing.

Imagine if call of duty or fortnite had a Linux promotion to have a penguin hat. That would help

MySpace will make a comeback.

Even with a Thanos snap I bet landlords would double rent.

Ha, my former employer stored everything in OneNote. It was a dirty CRM, asset db and documentation system for them.

I told em it was a bad plan. (non-365, too cheap for it)

After all this time. Did you find one you like the most?

I’m constantly flipping between Boost and Voyager.

Classic HR

When boost got a Lemmy client and Reddit was doing mass bans on anime communities.

Was it by chance something by Rooster Teeth?

Reminds me of the timebombs in windows 2000. I guess he’s forced to start fresh.

Ah, thanks for the clarification.

Edit: seems I may be mistaken.

If I’m understanding this correctly this opens up the door to a serious type of rootkit.

It’s not a matter of attackers having access to the data. It’s that they have replaced your hardware with malicious hardware.

Additionally It can be trivial to gain administrative capacity on a personal computer. But in a regular case you can just reinstall the operating system. This would survive that.

It’s important not to use a mechanical drive for modern gaming (if you are). Modern games can expect to be able to load assets more or less immediately upon request, otherwise your experience and performance suffers.

Your cpu is below the minimum requirements for windows 11 which may cause you challenges in the near future. But if you’re comfortable with Linux that’s largely mitigated.

Disabling CSM (in your bios) and confirming your operating systems are configured for uefi is important.

Enable “above 4G decoding” in your bios.

Confirm your bios is up to date and that your ram profile is configured correctly. (Lookup xmp/docp)

I believe your platform is too old for the Intel arc b580 but I suggest researching that option as it fits your budget. Otherwise a 10GB or higher GPU if you can find one. (Probably need to search the used market for something like a Radeon 6800 or better)

+1 for Avatar. Such a phenomenal cast of characters and world building. Korra got really weird but I still appreciate it.

lmfao