I keep hearing about those, but I've never had one. I miss muscadines up here, but they do have persimmons. Maybe go get one of those little wire plant protector cages? I'd love to plant some fruiting trees, but there is a growing army of very bold deer who live in the woods right outside my house.Something happened to my pawpaw seedling I planted last year. The stick I had next to it disappeared, and it looks like I got stepped on. I did neither. It's bent over and half snapped at the base, so it isn't looking good for it making a comeback, but it ain't over til it's over. I hope something sprouts this spring.
What is the bullshit of Windows? Is it privacy issues? Because mine runs very stable.I don't miss window's bullshit, and it seems like there was less bullshit when I quit windows than there is now. I'm much more forgiving of technical problems than I am problems that exist because some company wants to be a dick. Can't really remember the last technical problem I had on gnu/linux though. Everything works pretty well.
I guess my last problem was probably my system throwing a fit and refusing to boot when I put the drives in a different machine. That had always worked before, but didn't that time. I'm sure it was fixable, but it was more expedient just doing a new install. Not like you have to dick around with activation or asking permission to use it. You just install and get on with life. That was in 2018.
It's mostly annoying things Windows does, in my case at least.What is the bullshit of Windows?
Oh god. Hopefully there is a way to disable that. I can't wait for gaming on Linux to get good enough that I can drop Windows completely.
There are much worse animals of which you don't want an army ofbut there is a growing army of very bold deer who live in the woods right outside my house.
Humans!There are much worse animals of which you don't want an army of
TPM. I think Microsoft has relaxed that requirement because they are absolutely desperate to get people to leave Win10 behind. You are more likely to have Win11 issues in future if your CPU does not support AVX2 but I'm sure that you have something more recent than Core 4th gen from more than a decade ago.My PC does not have TDP or whatever that chip is, so the install is probably going to fail half way through and trash the current install.
The second that my windows install craps out enough for me to need a reset I'll be trying out a SteamOS install. Looks like all my RGB razer stuff is supported through OpenRazer, and my webcam is supported everything else is pretty standard.Oh god. Hopefully there is a way to disable that. I can't wait for gaming on Linux to get good enough that I can drop Windows completely.
You can just copy the games from the Steam folder onto an external drive or different partition, install Linux and copy the games back into the Linux Steam folder. Supposed to be foolproof (though never tried it myself so far).the only thing putting me off is redownloading my steam library on my crappy Internet.
Try Brave. Much faster in responsiveness than both Chrome and Firefox.I just use whatever browser I want no issues.
Well? Did you live?I get allergies really bad and take a generic for it. Never had anything like this before. I go in in about an hour to have him look at it. It's a very disturbing feeling. I'm starting to get a little bit of ringing once in awhile and yea it's throwing off my balance.
TPM. I think Microsoft has relaxed that requirement because they are absolutely desperate to get people to leave Win10 behind. You are more likely to have Win11 issues in future if your CPU does not support AVX2 but I'm sure that you have something more recent than Core 4th gen from more than a decade ago.
It's Ryzen so you are in luck. With careful research, you may be able to upgrade that to a cheap Ryzen 5500 or 5600 or even a 5700X3D. The last one would give you buttery smooth gaming performance at 1080p.That's the one, I know it started with T lol. I have a very early gen Ryzen so it's a fairly old machine, probably close to 10 years old now.
5800XT may be the best deal right now. Assuming his board supports it with BIOS update.It's Ryzen so you are in luck. With careful research, you may be able to upgrade that to a cheap Ryzen 5500 or 5600 or even a 5700X3D. The last one would give you buttery smooth gaming performance at 1080p.
The parts we were mentioning were CPUs, not GPUs. Given you have board with a BIOS update to support it, you could easily upgrade your existing Ryzen CPU to a newer one of the same socket. You could stay with the GTX 1070 Ti if you wanted, and my understanding is most flight sims are more CPU limited.I have a 1070 TI so going to stick with that for now. Actually gaming at 4K and don't really have any issues. Although I have not really gotten into super high demanding games yet. Mostly KSP, BeamNG.drive and Minecraft. I've been meaning to try the new MS Flight sim too, maybe that one is going to push things.