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Interesting, my Kagi results gave W3Schools, geeks for geeks, and postgresqltutorial.com before the official docs, but hey still way better than OP’s results!
Interesting, my Kagi results gave W3Schools, geeks for geeks, and postgresqltutorial.com before the official docs, but hey still way better than OP’s results!
It didn’t take over most of its competition’s userbase magically, they have a well designed system despite its flaws.
Who sold you your crack? I want some because I can’t afford healthcare to fix my health issues due to the military complex I live within, but I gotta stop this pain somehow.
Big “I don’t even think of you” energy. I’m here for it.
I understand the math, that isn’t the problem. It’s how it looks. I have a struggle parsing it.
it has nothing to do with the equation itself, but the way that it looks. I understand the basics of the mathematics, but looking at it in this form does not work for me.
I am in the completely opposite camp of you, I cannot, for the life of me comprehend the equation in this form.
You could just go to theast page 😎
Ah yes lemme whip out my magical sales numbers ball and let you know
Keeping something that’s difficult to maintain and cannot integrate well with new features isn’t how software works.
So my options are install OS, install GPU drivers, install games, and then play games, or install OS, read 50 different guides, fight iommu or some other configuration, eventually get it working enough to install another OS in a VM, fight getting that performing well, install games, and then play games with potential for worse performance.
I love Linux, but claiming these two things are comparable is ridiculous. I work with Linux all day at work, I don’t want to work with it at home when I just want to relax.
I’ve used it a few times, impressive as hell in how simple and effective it is on a small home lab.