I think I can agree to some of what you say, I distinguish it as being the difference between right libertarian vs left libertarian. While they both agree on cutting government regulations, cutting government soending, cutting government power, I would argue that a right libertarian has more in common with a conservative, although also some very large differences, than a right libertarian has in common with a left libertarian.
Mettled
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There is a difference, sometimes a large difference, between liberal and leftist, but yes they are both to the left of conservative. It's too bad that the Conservative party does not allow for libertarian voices. I suspect that the powers in charge of the Conservative party are strictly right wing and only tolerate conservative individuals so that the party can keep its prestige but block libertarianism because that could bring too much transparency.
It's comforting to find other people who have a strong hate on for frame generation. I person have no interest in upscaling, but frame generation is a conjob. It does nothing for latency, so players so more frames but the same input lag. That sounds discombobulating, or disjointed.
I wish that they would have at least found Trump to be obnoxious, but it's good that he won the election.
5070, yeah. If it had 16 gigs, that's what I would buy, but I'm thinking of trying to get the money for a 5070 Ti. The 5080 is not a good valie.
On your 4th point, that's what hapoened with the top Turing series cards. Definitely better performance, but costed more, so people had no interest in them. Espcally with the performance of Pascal.
I wish everybody paid closer attention to input latency with frame generation.
Lemmy was obviously created to cater to people who lose debates in perpetuity so they have a safe place to ban everybody who doesn't call them brilliant and superior.
If you want to know the truth about 90% of the people on Lemmy, read what they post on here, and then go outside and talk to a few strangers on the sidewalk, start a conversationand see if strangers outside start to spaz as bad as Lemmy users.
Essentially they don't have the functionality for developing friendships with people who disagree with their thinking but maybe have other things in common. 2 people who are religious can reject each other's faith and doctrine, but share the same passion for similiar hobbies, movies, sports, tech, etc., and bond over those activities and leave what they each believe in out of their conversations.