Take it from me. I had the exact issue. I got my deck, and it immediately had that problem. It's a problem with power delivery to the GPU I believe. It can even be checked if you look at the kernel logs you'll see GPU error. Sorry to hear it's still an issue with decks. RMA that poor thing.
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It doesn't work because bullying is punished by the school. How are they supposed to teach their peers valuable lessons. /s
Mirror images more resemble being flipped inside out. Sort of.
Imaging holding your hand out flat, parallel to the ground while facing a mirror. The tips of your fingers would be closest to the mirror.
Now imagine if you were wearing a glove on that hand and you took the glove off so it were inside out.
If you were to compare the inside out glove to the reflection of the hand the glove came from, they would look similar.
Mirrors just show us what they see.
If you target the lowest common denominator, you're likely to catch more fish. Its great to see developers make games with the Deck in mind.
Its even worse when you do the thing the guide says to do, which is what you also tried, but it turns out the quest is just bugged out.
When they announced when windows 10 support would end. The writing was on the wall and each update was a toss up whether it would add a useless feature.
I knew from experience many years ago that windows would delete grub if it so much as looked at it funny. So I got an amd card and cut windows out cold turkey.
Linux has a whole host of weird quirks and issues, just like windows. But it's either something documented, fixable, or will be fixed in an update. I'm more excited to click update in Linux than I am with windows too.
Few pieces of software don't work with either wine or a windows VM as backup. But so far I'm not missing much. Missing out on some games because of anti cheat sucks though. Even though I hate anti cheat, I still love a good game of league.
That's just gardening
Would anyone spare me an invite? This game looks amazing.
Unless I'm mistaken, the malware isn't on the CPU. The exploit is CPU, but the firmware is stored on the bios chip. Used motherboards are a potential for having malware on them, but then again they always have been a risk
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If I can add to the discussion here. Problem is the the solution isn't a solution. Heck the headline is a lie because the first sentence is "If the project raises 7.5 billion dollars". The article makes people feel like the problem is solved already but it's not. And to say that we cannot fix the origin of the problem is just not true. To think so is to actually miss the point of the project which is that monumental problems CAN be solved, but cleaning the patch isn't done and it won't be the end of the challenge.