I thought defederation meant that you wouldn't be able to see the posts either? For example, quite a few Lemmy instances defederated lemmynsfw.com because they didn't want their users seeing NSFW content.

Raytracing works pretty well for a decent amount of games at least on the Nvidia side. They just enabled RT by default for AMD GPUs but their RT is generally slower than Nvidia's.

I always pick up everything and salvage or sell, just so I don't have to worry about not having enough money or mats to do upgrades later.

I get the sentiment though. In World Tier 3 at lvl 55, your loot drops start getting capped pretty heavily in terms of stats. I was pretty much getting garbage loot, even if they were sacred, and I got to a point where I was just blindly salvaging all rares and most legendaries unless they had aspects that were right for my build.

Yeah, I just beat capstone yesterday and pretty much had the same impression as you. Elias's attack damage is crazy compared to the rest of the mobs in the dungeon, except maybe for those shouts from the elite...barbarians (forgot what they were called)?

I ended up just doing a few reknown completions for the paragon points and dipped a whole bunch of them into extra maximum life. After that I could tank Elias's hits just fine.

Not sure. Could have sworn there was a prototype Razor tablet that never came to market which had removable side controllers as well.

My issue with a hybrid device like that though is the lack of power compared to standard consoles. I really want a decently specced Steam Machine that's just a really good 1080p - 1440p gaming machine

Haha I love these random moments with people. I always join in on events whenever I see someone doing them, even though I know the loot is probably gonna be crap for me. Early on, there were people who would blitz in and help me out with a tough event, and now I am the one blitzing in and helping others.

I do wish there was a "You're welcome" emote though. The closest we have is Cheers, but that just makes your character say "Impressive", which really isn't a cheer at all.

A ton of gaming forums attract a lot of toxicity for some reason. If you ever browse the Steam Discussion forums for a multiplayer game, you'll see the same toxicity. I don't know what it is with gaming culture these days, but it's frankly awful. I can't even point it out without being labeled a boomer lol. People have this weird need to dunk on others. Whatever happened to just having fun with a game?

More powerful Deck, or heck, even a more powerful official Steam Machine that doesn't break the bank?

She's a genius. After seeing what she did for the M1 driver, I am sure we're going to be in for a treat with whatever she's working on next.

I think they wanted that cinematic look and feel that low framerate gives you, but then it makes me puzzled why they didn't go with 24, which is the more standard film framerate and presumably what their pre-rendered cutscenes are running at.

Another theory is that maybe they were worried about certain cutscenes having an unstable framerate on lower end hardware?

I am actually wondering whether they'll start considering a Flatpak version of Resolve. Seems like Blackmagic is reluctant to support anything other than RHEL and CentOS, and RedHat seems to be moving towards Flatpak anyways, given their recent move to stop shipping LibreOffice.

Interesting! How are you tracking this btw? I have a friend who's getting crazy rubber banding lag spikes even though he's on a gigabit connection over Ethernet and I am wondering if it would be an interesting exercise to see where those connections are going to.

Whether the GPL says the redistributed code has to be a bug-for-bug compatible copy of RHEL is up for lawyers to decide. In my mind, saying "I am not running Software Foobar, I am running Software Foobar released a few months ago" seems like a silly distinction in this case, especially when talking about the health of FOSS.

Which means it’s not bug-for-bug which is quite frankly critical to any dev, enterprise or otherwise...They may be targeting other distros, but it affects all developers who just want to test their applications.

With the free RHEL licenses, I don't think developers targetting RHEL are going to be affected at all by this, short of having to signup for an extra account. I also don't think that there's going to be many situations where a dev would accidentally redistribute in a way that's so detrimental to RedHat's business that it gets their license suspended.

You're right that its mainly targeted at downstream distros and that's where I think RedHat has a point. I think that it's entirely fair for RedHat to be annoyed that someone can build a RHEL bug-for-bug compatible Linux distro and then sell support licenses off of it, which is literally RHEL's business model.

That's just my two cents. There's really not many ways for a company to survive entirely off of open-source development like RedHat does and if we start saying that bug-for-bug compatible versions of their software have to exist, then we've essentially turned their business model into donations and it would lead to them dying anyways.

Don't get me wrong, I am not entirely happy about RedHat's changes, but I also don't see anyone in this thread suggesting a viable alternative for RedHat to pursue and they're just piling on the hate. It's like saying, "Hey RedHat, sorry you're dying. Thanks for all your hard work, okay good luck, bye."

Your logic would apply if they were entirely separate pieces of software, but RHEL is just essentially snapshots of CentOS Stream.

But the code is also available in CentOS Stream, which is basically the "git master" of RHEL, and that you can freely redistribute.

The source code is still available via CentOS Stream though. Does the GPL cover having to give redistribution rights to the exact same code used to replicate a certain build of a product?

Yeah, I was really eyeing the ROG Flow X13 until I heard about all the Linux issues.

It isn't close-sourcing RHEL though. CentOS Stream is there and freely available and its basically the "git master" branch of RHEL.

What do you think the intent of the GPL is though? Genuinely curious, this isn't meant as a retort or anything.