I bought an AMD card even though NVIDIAs upscaling is much better. With the added raw performance for the same price, I'm not going to need to rely as much on upscaling. It starts making less and less sense the higher your budget goes though.
Rare corporation w?
They don't seem to have an issue sending $10 refunds to my bank account, I wonder how much it actually costs them
Brave is the only browser I can actually get a decent score with, too bad it has crypto brainrot
Yeah mullvad doesnt do the affiliate link and misleading sponsorship shenanigans that make your boomer relatives think they need a vpn
I hate python async with a burning passion but I'll admit most of it is a consequence of skill issues
Another L for nix users /s
A little birdie told me there's a fit girl on the internet who might be able to help
Makes sense C++ makes everything harder
Still blocks my vpn though
This inspired me to sell my house to invest in bitcoin
Pirates will find a way, companies should already just accept that it's a service issue
Out of curiosity, have you ever had an update break your bypass?
I'm not saying they should switch to v8. Ideally they'd make their own performant JS engine but I doubt they actually have the resources for that. I'm just wishing for a browser that's actually good on all fronts even though it realistically cannot exist
This is awesome, now if they switch to a JS engine that isn't slow and buggy on my laptop I have 0 reasons to use anything chromium-based anymore
> be me
> live in a relatively new part of town in the Netherlands
> bike 20 minutes to the city center
> no hills or mountains because netherlands
> See almost no cars because most bike routes are completely seperated and shorter than car routes
> Park my bike in a surveilled parking area funded by the city
> Do all my shopping for the day and return
> MFW my friends and family don't even realize how good we have it
I just want to kill some time, I like simple arcade style games that aren't using scummy corporate sales tactics to get me to play every day
On Tuesday a Dutch court sentenced the programmer Alexey Pertsev to five years in prison. The court found him guilty of money laundering because the "Tornado Cash" software he developed enables criminals to carry out completely anonymous and untraceable crypto transactions (so-called "crypto mixer")
