GTX 1060 in a laptop. I still have it.

What will you replace prisons with?

Work and reeducation camps.

Mass Effect LE still uses Unreal 3 just with better textures and shaders. They could do the same thing for DAO.

It’s a good game and I haven’t noticed anything preachy about it.

I actually like the gameplay a lot and the storytelling isn’t as bad as some make it out to be.

Waste time configuring things and troubleshooting things when your ultra custom system breaks.

So then tax all capital gains as income. I don’t get why capital gains get taxed less than income. If anything they should be taxed more.

I use normal KDE because I don’t know how much of a hassle it would be to put everything in containers and use flatpaks for everything.

Not to derail the discussion but this makes me wonder if anyone here in the US actually uses .us or .co.us instead of .com, .net, .org, .edu, or .gov.

The distro is designed to be a bulletproof, highly user-friendly operating system that showcases the best of KDE technology—a system that KDE can confidently recommend to casual users and hardware manufacturers.

So it looks like there will finally be a distribution that Windows, Mac, and ChromeOS users can jump to and just start using without having to learn much and with a much better and more familiar GUI than GNOME.

Why? What’s the issue with Snap? Is Flatpak any better?

I use Fedora KDE but this one sounds like exactly what I need. I primarily use Linux for software dev and web browsing and Windows for gaming and Office.

By dying

I keep it default but with dark mode. And that’s perfect for me. I wouldn’t want it to look or function any other way.

KDE Plasma and I refuse to use anything else on Linux unless there’s no choice.

No IME or PSP eliminates all x86 machines from consideration since those aren’t firmware but hardware and the processors won’t work without them.

The kind of device that meets all of your requirements may not even exist.

Survival

Colonizing Antarctica would be more reasonable than that.

Yes and first century peasants couldn’t imagine the idea of reading comments and responding to them on a magic lit up rectangle that knows when you touch it and where and exchanges the information involved invisibly through the air even passing through solid objects.

If that’s what you think, then you severely underestimate human technological innovation.

The Lunar Gateway will be complete in your lifetime and and the Artemis program is underway. Who knows what will happen after that.

The odds of an exactly identical planet existing naturally are very slim. The only way to get that is some kind of terraforming. Or we evolve to adapt to our new environments. Which could mean that humans could split out into multiple successor species.