Can't they do it here? or will the authorities go after these kind of upgrades?

on one hand they are loosing profit, on the other hand they are gaining on market share. They will probably wait a short while to assess how much they are willing to sacrifice profits for market share

Just like the GPUs.

NVIDIA started allocating most of the wafer capacity for 50k GPU chips. They are a business, its a logical choice.

> knuckle-draggers claiming that "Linux sucks because it can't play games"

they still do it because you can't play all the multiplayer games with kernel level anticheats

Let them have their rootkits, good riddens

"We will make linux a viable gaming before we increment that number to 3!"

But I totally agree, I still install windows for gaming on my machine, but it looks like that for my purpose of gaming I can stay with Linux (I play mainly older games or indie games).

> This is a weird article. It’s titled “how to use vsock” but 95% is how to set up Bazel, gRPC, and building a C++ project.

This is just what happens when you use bazel to quickly set up your project.

maybe merging patch files was a thing way before git?

you can just point a shotgun at your foot and pull the trigger, isn't that covenient?

Just profile the slow parts and rewrite them in rustm, easy.

I remember my Athlon 64 machine.

The last one to run Windows XP.

Core memories for me were my pc builds for the Athlon Thunderbird and later the Athlon 64 FX-60. What an experience it was to fire those machines up and feel the absolutely gigantic performance improvements.

I had a Soltek socket 754 build with chrome OCZ memory and a 9800 pro that was flashed to XT. I loved that the motherboard was black/purple.

Makes me want to play need for speed underground and drink some bawls energy