The problem he had is the same problem some scientists face today - forgetting to / being unable to also invent a way to mass produce it.

Pressure doors for example used way more resources and labor than today’s automatic doors.

Vending machines were limited on what they could vend and again, weren’t ready to build.

Not to mention all this type of information back then had to be hand copied, as blueprints &tc didn’t exist either, so any scribe errors would hinder spread further.

High af explains why it’s called antigravity

But Russia is West of the USA

“Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell” is a meme and you still somehow didn’t learn it

" Let them eat cake " ❌

“Make them into cake” ✅

Solved

It’s the GPU hardware that was the problem 😭. This post can be closed.

Credit to Clearwater who figured out the real issue early on.

At least there is no victory for Microsoft today.

Yes I am

Tried using an older bios and disabling CPPC - neither worked

Live environment won’t work. That time I managed to install via alternative install and used the text installer

I’ll be doing that as soon as I’m home

So the bios is only 720p when Garuda is installed.

I have no clue why.

It’s otherwise at full resolution.

I’ll try a different distro like Mint to see if it boots into live (with correct scaling) first

From my experience Bazzite is the easiest to use system for gaming on Linux, but I can’t install it.

I tested Garuda, but even the Mokka edition I know my friend won’t like the aesthetic of, and although it works, for some reason on my monitor it only shows 720p resolution - I don’t know why. It even makes the bios go into 720p when it’s otherwise fine. But that could be because I have a 2k monitor.

I was going to gift them the PC tomorrow since they leave the country for December, so also running out of time. Willing to try other gaming focused systems too that are very beginner friendly (so no arch recommendations I think - and ideally something immutable).

Please help Obi-Wan Kenobi

I think it depends on whether you work on actual defense systems rather than assault systems.

Anti missile systems for example.

Yes but also no.

As in, it is based on Debian, but it’s kinda like how a zebra is a horse

If you have issues with mint, try something based on Debian or Fedora rather than Ubuntu like Mint is.

For Fedora I recommend Bazzite if you do gaming and nothing too technical. Flatpaks make it easy to find and install software without messing things up. Otherwise Fedora Kiinoite.

For Debian I recommend Debian itself really. Also runs very well on much older machinery.

From what I’ve seen, that’s optimistic unfortunately. But it seems to be dependent on the region / country.

By my anecdotal experience, seems to me men in poorer countries wash their hands way more than those in wealthier countries too.

I was thinking more of adding PC games to mobile

Steam phone next?

The lack of actual communists y’all follow.

In fairness, the employees are the highest paid in the industry, making well over 1/2 million a year + bonuses, and even the janitor I believe is well paid, from a leak that came out once in the news.

They also have very few employees surprisingly.

And they’re private, so there’s no “line must always go up” mentality either.

Should they be paid even more? Yes, but compared to basically all other corporations, he’s like last on the list. Not to mention gaming on Linux and open source software (and now, VR on Linux) has basically become possible and easily achievable thanks to Valve, so at least some of that huge money is going back directly to the relevant community. That’s way more than can be said about any other tech company.

He’s still on the list, but he might be the furthest down.