Yes, pretty much.
Stanley_Pain
joined 1 year ago
Yes, AMD was replacing Ryzens that had that bug. I'm not sure if they are anymore though. But it's 100% a confirmed thing. I have not heard anything Zen 2 and newer having this problem and have no experienced any Linux issues with my 3000, 5000 and 7000 series CPUs.
Yeah First Gen Ryzens definitely had a Linux lock up bug. My x1700 had it all the time and could never fix it.
Even if we took everything a tankie says at face value it still fails at one simple point.
It's not ok to invade a sovereign nation. The US has been wrong about doing this, Russia is currently doing it, etc,etc.
Russian Achilles just don't see Ukrainians as humans, which fits their history of trying to wipe out Ukrainians and Poles....
Tankies are hilarious. They think all these ex-soviet states have love for Russia.
They say that Putin was forced into this conflict by NATO/US shenanigans. So if we take that at face value it means that Putin fell for one the oldest political exploits in the world. Grand master strategist right there.
Growing in the sense that it has lost growth year over year.
4.3% in 2021 2.4% in 2022 1.8% in 2023
inb4 you whataboutism with some other country.....
Fuck off with this shit dude. We had a revolution to tell the Russian stooges to GTFO. You don't get to gaslight a people for the choices they made. Your bias is showing моска́ль.
Don't bother responding.
This is the way if you want a fully FOSS device. I'm not aware of anything "turnkey" on the market atm.
Damn that sucks. Sorry I don't know how to fix that. Which distro are you running?
Never seen that happen.
Which games? Have you tried just disabling caching?
Yup, which is why it's best to stick to whatever Windows has by default if you're using windows.
People should check out some of the CVEs from AV software. Full compromise kinda stuff.
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Who would have thought this would be a hell of a presumption in this day and age