Laptop or desktop?

Your CPU will handle 100c just fine. Intels turbo boost is designed to run the CPU as fast and hot as possible. Your CPU is designed to run at those temps for years and it will be fine.

GPUs tend to not like it as much. Smaller lower end GPUs tend to handle it better than bigger ones, but neither like running at their max temp all day.

If you’ve got a REALLY shitty CPU it’s not hard to max them out. We have some 11th Gen. i3s at work and windows update, or just installing stuff while doing anything else will peg the CPU.

It’s all the same thing. Just higher or lower end. It’s like a pentium vs a core i

Depends on what you’re going for. But the a19 pro in the iPhone 17 is a legit beast compared to a few gen old laptop.

https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/18267048?baseline=18268036

If you have bleeding edge hardware then Linux driver support is usually a pain in the ass. On windows there’s one, maybe 2 Windows versions. And manufacturers typically make drivers for windows first.

Got older hardware? It’s probably gonna work great on Linux.

You’ll run into CPU bottlenecks long before you get anywhere near 100% utilization. You’ll start seeing it around maybe 60% utilization on any specific core.

Why would they not want to produce for a market that has like >5x the profit margins of consumer grade stuff? They can’t make enough.

AI is taking all the supply for the latest and greatest. All the production for DDR4 based stuff probably can’t do DDR5, so why not have it keep pumping out DDR4? It takes a LONG time to build out fabs for the latest and greatest so it’s not like they can switch to DDR5 stuff overnight.

Thats just how it actually be.

https://system76.com/pop

Probably spam.

If you’re legally blind you cannot get a drivers license. And it doesn’t take much to be legally blind.

Electron identifies itself as electron in it’s user agent so you could easily identify and separate it out.

Also I doubt most companies leave the user agent as the default, they probably change it for whatever version the app is.

About 68% of the world according to this.

Is everything the way I want it? No, I could stand to lose a few pounds and be a bit stronger, make more money etc.

But I am comfortable and feel no angst.

Almost 190k on my explorer before I wrecked it. Never had any major mechanical issues, or even many minor ones.

Same, except I always buy more ram than I think I’ll ever need.

Currently my desktop has 64 and I don’t think I’ve even used 32 on it with a vm running. Every other machine I destroy my ram. By the time I need more I’m probably going to upgrade CPU/board too.

Sure in the gigantic wall of text. Also it doesn’t tell you why, or what to do about it. All they’d have to do is say “run dist-upgrade to update these packages.”

I’ve never heard of any QC issues unique to TMR. Sure the Guilikit doesn’t have the best QC, but none of their controllers really do, and it’s a $30 controller. You can get 3 of them and it’s still less than the steam controller. The gamesir is about $30 cheaper and is actually decent quality.

TMR isn’t unique to the steam controller. Plenty of 3rd party controllers have had them for years at this point.

What about purely receiving emails? Receiving them isn’t anywhere near as bad as sending. My friend uses his own server/domain for his “spam mail”/dgaf accounts. He can use whatever address he wants and it goes into a catch all bucket. It makes it easy to track when your email is sold/leaked, but none of the finickyness of like plus tags in gmail