Seconding this, I also keep my AI models locked up in docker.

I've found that a lot of apps with touch gestures need Touchégg to work correctly, could be worth a shot to give it an install. I use a converted macbook, and for any gestures to work with the apple trackpad at all I have to have touchegg, my partner has it on her converted pixelbook go to make the trackpad not feel awful there too.

https://github.com/JoseExposito/touchegg

When I was a child I had my whole life planned out up til about 27 when everything got fuzzy looking forward.

Most of those plans were Derailed when I was 19, I had a meltdown in a situation where I lacked the support I needed to handle myself. Less than a month later I lived almost 2k Miles from my hometown.

Today, at 28, I have only the vaguest plans for my future, with no clear timelines.

I want to sell my art, I want SRS, I wanna marry my fiancé. Most of all though, and this is the big SUPER important one. I NEED to have a piece of art in the museum of Modern Art in my hometown specifically as a "fuck you I told you I could be an artist" to my mother.

I'm too dumb to set up Wayland on Nvidia and honestly don't really care to. My laptop has an intel haswell-ult so it works with Wayland ootb and all the apps I use on it (literally just calibre, falkon, lapce), amd libreoffice Writer) work fine.

I use a 5TB array of old HDDs for my gaming rig set up with LVM for expandability and raid 0 style striping for speed.

The longest game for me to load is Risk of Rain 2 coming in at about 3 minutes from launch to main menu, even cp2077 only takes about 2 minutes from launch to "in game".

The thing you'll notice most is your drives will slow down significantly as you start to fill them up, it takes longer to read data from the outside of an HDD than the center.

The advice part: Git you a couple high rpm high capacity HDDs, set em up in raid 10, have fun!

The meme reads as "if you can't do these things you're dumb" the things you've typed as examples of how coding is done nowadays are similar to things that any beginner would be typing into a search engine as well.

Your meme doesn't compare between coding practices, it compares between the results of early programmers doing the absolute most with the hardware that was purpose built for their needs to people who literally don't know how to program looking up information and progressing their knowledge.

As a beginning programmer, this is extremely discouraging and makes me want to do something else with my time.

Instead of punching down at those who are clearly undertrained, you should elevate those around you. Being a dick about it doesn't seem like a good use of your time.

Buddy you don't have to use the desktop, its there because the thing runs Linux and having it makes it easier for folks to install unapproved third party apps. It's a handheld gaming PC. If you don't want it to feel like a day at the office, don't use desktop mode.

Is theoretical physics just reverse engineering the physics engine by playing with variables and tracking the changes?

Tender aftercare followed by snuggles, a snack shared silently in undies, helping eachother get dressed while affirming care, then whatever you want

I usually don't like to dogpile onto authors but I went to look at their article history (at least at this outlet) and they look to be almost Invariably Click-bait and or AI Trash.

Newest steam survey shows windows installs down to about 97% of gaming rigs, down a percent from last year. The Steam Deck is doing the work to get devs onto more open platforms for release. More and more nails are added to the windows coffin every day, I suspect 2-3 console generations from now windows will still be dominant in the gaming ecosystem, but only barely.