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I consider Windows borked by definition. I don’t even have it installed any longer.
I also don’t know what you consider “playable FPS”, and I never had anything on medium. On Linux the only setting I have that’s not at its highest is that I don’t activate path tracing.
That’s not exactly true. You can pay through an existing credit card via Pix (it doesn’t have to be Visa or MasterCard), or pay in instalments via pre-approved credit with the bank.
I can play CP2077 on Linux on a 7900 XTX with RT at max (not path tracing though), at almost 4k at about 60fps with no frame gen.
On Windows, with the lowest RT settings I get 10-12fps.
This has been the case for months. I look forward to the new Mesa and hope to be able to go all the way to 4k!
UK: Keir Starmer and team take burner phones to China to combat spying - Lemmy.World
Archived [https://archive.ph/ZX4XB] Sir Keir Starmer and his entire team are taking “burner” phones and laptops to China in an attempt to stop their hosts from spying on them. The Times understands that dozens of disposable devices have been issued to the government delegation tasked with building bridges with Beijing this week. New mobile phones, temporary Sim cards and throwaway laptops are being issued to the prime minister, attachés, special advisers, the No 10 policy team and digital media staffers before they departed on Tuesday night. Sources suggested that no government equipment at all will be taken to the country over concerns about Chinese Communist Party snooping. Starmer and other officials have also been told not to bring any personal devices, in case they are compromised. […] Government sources said officials were given iPhones that were barcoded and marked with red “security” stickers. Staff were instructed to return the phones immediately to security personnel on their return to the UK. They were advised to avoid charging devices with USB sockets, regarded as a potential route for digital attacks, and told to use only conventional plugs. The China trip was understood to have been contingent on the approval of the mega-embassy. Ministers gave the go-ahead on Tuesday after more than a year of deliberations. […]
It is, but it’s also extremely common. Startups are usually in the business of shipping fast and they take many shortcuts, including failing to hire anyone with a security background (yes, even basic stuff), doing any kind of code review, etc. you have small teams of maybe 1 or 2 seniors plus a few young ins who can code and ship fast, and that they will do.
I think the first paragraph you quoted does really tell the story. There are usually no assumptions of those things. To assume something you need to consider it first.
If by they you mean proponents of the horseshoe political theory, yes.
Yep.
I have a SLZB-06 as a Zigbee coordinator and sometimes it hangs. I can also not do OTA updates. I like the convenience but I’m not sure the hardware and/or firmware are quite there yet.