The criticism is more that Israel being explicitly the “Jewish state” makes their political atrocities linked to people who just share the religion. The possibility of this happening was actually a point of criticism by some jewish people before the creation of Israel: It turns a religious and cultural identity into a political one, which has mutated zionism into an ethnonationalist ideology.
Huh? Both the “decent hardware” and electricity to run the models are chargeable costs. I sincerely don’t understand your argument.
That’s the popular opinion tbh. Even Java devs admit Java kinda sucks.
Metric is perfectly relatable for anyone growing up using it. This is just you outing yourself as USAmerican.
P.S. We would use Litres, which everyone has a concept of (Everyone has seen a 1 litre carton of milk) and is easily converted to/ from cubic cm (1000 cm^3 = 1 L = 1000 mL).
Imagine the latency of a few hundred thousand repeaters
I consider this argument irrelevant in 2026. The average “full” distro is pretty much plug and play, Ive done nothing but install Steam on my Fedora install and game extensively.
This was not the case even 5 years ago, which is when “gaming” distros were an ok idea and these distros started. By now, the niche they aimed to serve has been largely closed by legacy distros.
No in the sense of convenience, optimization, out-of-the-box features etc.
Because installing Steam (which bundles proton) is soooo inconvenient…
CachyOS is greatly optimized and truly does increase your FPS compared to other distros (and by quite a lot, like 10-15% on average from what I’ve experienced!)
…which distros and games are you comparing because this is not a universal experience… It strongly depends on the game and personal config, no single distro is better than others fps-wise, as benchmark averages keep proving.
Gamers Nexus made a good video on Linux benchmarks if you feel like learning.
How many use Fedora?
Between these two, Cachy.
If choice is open: Fedora.
“Gaming” focussed distros are often a worse choice imo, because they offer zero performance benefit, are bloated in an attempt to bundle drivers out of the box, are harder to troubleshoot because worse documentation, and the preinstalled configs can cause headaches.
“Gaming” distros are cringe, ineffective gimmicks.
Ikr… We really gotta start teaching boys actual hygiene
Hey man, I understand it doesnt often feel this way, but yes bureaucracy IS an implementation of democracy.
Food standards, water standards, data protection laws, environmental laws, building standards, etc…
are all bureaucracy by the people to protect the people.
That “little push” never works 100% reliably, capillary action from your underwear fabric will pull more out.
Men are so fragile they’ll jump through a million hoops just to avoid peeing “like a girl”…
Imagine being 37 and never having cleaned your own toilet
Im a dude and wiping with a single sheet of TP after peeing is a gamechanger Im never going back from.
Capillary action “pulls” the actual last drop out when your tip touches your underwear.
No amount of squeezing or pulling can 100%.
Windows is great! Unless you value privacy…or RAM… or Bandwidth efficiency…or easy networking… or owning your system
Ill put it this way; me and a mate switched to Linux as our main drivers at roughly the same time. Both of us have a background in development (him more), I switched to Fedora, he to Cachy.
It is now roughly two years later. He has switched his distro multiple more times. Im still on Fedora because it just works.
Arch based distros are for tinkerers and customisers. Sure it can just work too, but if you dont tinker then theres no real point/ advantage.
Elden ring was a bit better: Everything is either weak to or completely resistant vs holy, flip a coin
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