Holding back packages can do that. Not in sync with what the AUR has to offer is just asking for trouble.
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Well, I can tell you one thing. I can't multitask if my life depended on it. OK, I can, but 2 things at max, any more and I start getting nervous and make mistakes.
Women though... oh boy, I've seen them cook, talk on the phone and watch a soap opera all at the same time... have no idea how some of them do it, I'd just glitch and reboot.
That's why they'll make great ~~bullshitters~~ psychologists.
Yeah, that's about it. I've trown buggy code at it, tell it to check it, says it'll work just fine... scripts as well. You really can't trust anything that that thing outputs and it's more than 1 or 2 lines long (hello world examples excluded, they work just fine in most cases).
Well, if it was burnt and scrap metal, I can afford it.
I doubt it, but we'll see.
People are into stories now, some FPS games have good stories, but not all. It's mostly RPG nowadays that takes a huge slice of the cake. Plus a lot of play on their phones, and you can't really play FPS games on a phone, a mouse and a keyboard is absolutely necessary for that.
Fuck the economy, buy a condo!
It may be just file corruption. Try running chdsk.exe /f C: in the command prompt. If that doesn't work, try dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth. Keep your virtual NIC online for the second command, it may try to download updates from MS if local files are corrupt and the WinSxS backups are corrupt as well.
Linux used to be bad, but it evolved A LOT in terms of drivers support while windows just kinda stayed the same.
Agree on that part. It has gotten a lot better.
Still, I was hoping that they'll eventually solve some of the problems with the WiFi hardware back in the ndiswrapper days. As it turns out, it's 50/50. Some of it has drivers, some don't. Sure I could go hunting for untested unreliable alpha stage drivers and compile them myself, but I was kinda hoping that we would be passed that on over 95, 96% of the hardware there is out there.
Of course not, but they sure as hell require A LOT less maintenace than our "modern cars".
+80C is just asking for trouble if you ask me... I wouldn't be comfortable with anything above 70C.
But, than again, I don't own a Pi, so I wouldn't know. Maybe working in the middle of the second half of the 100C mark is normal for a Pi ๐คท.
In some cases, yes. Codecs are known to greatly increase performace if adequate CPU optimizations are used. Don't know what ARM uses, but AVX, AVX2, SSE3, etc. on Intel CPUs does significantly increase performance in codecs. It's mostly noticable when encoding, but it helps decoding as well (not to the extent that it helps in encoding though, but adequate switches when building can reduce CPU usage when decoding by about 10 to 20%... which should help a lot in your case).
But, you have to compile the software with those switches, otherwise, it won't use the optimizations ๐คท.
If you can, also have a look at the build scripts of the AV1 binary/library, see if they used CPU specific optimizations or not. Maybe they did, maybe they didn't ๐คท.