I almost forgot that Steam had a need for support.
In the ~two decades I’ve been using steam, I’ve only contacted support once, to refund a PS2-era PoP, which I bought many months prior, and only spent 20 minutes unsuccessfully trying to get it running on Windows 11.
I wonder how much more often the average user contacts support than me (which is about 0.00013 times a day)
I’ve tried it and everything works, including 5G data, except calls and texts. My garbage carrier does not support it (not in america).
It’s called suffering from success, and Apple, more than most companies, has a lot of experience with it.
The usual path (something every chipmaker does) is to just disable the ‘extra’ cores.
They could also sell higher spec’d Neos, but that would never happen before the midrange macbooks are refreshed because it would mess up Apple’s very carefully formulated pricing strategy
Both Kojimaesque
You’re both (extremely) wrong. Mods don’t take time or need any extra effort. As long as developers don’t install measures attempting to prevent modification, mods.
unless you’re selling yourself to people who don’t know you, there’s no reason to be concerned about your labels
You are forgetting that nvidia released, and continually resupplied (during a ‘drought’), MINER-ONLY DISPLAY-PORT-LESS cards for MINERS AND NON-GAMERS EXCLUSIVELY.
Another thing to consider is the decline in knowledge base growth. On top of not being able to find things with Google anymore, people are turning to discord servers, and increasingly chatbots, to solve their queries, closing off the possibility of new people learning from others’ experiences
Yes, if you’d read the link you sent and tried it yourself, you’d notice that the documentation is severely incomplete, and only points out steps privacy-conscious users have already made
I’ve had it enabled for a month and the only thing I noticed missing was iMessage backgrounds.
Until a prime minister is lynched, you’ll keep getting screwed, and lashing out at the wrong people isn’t going to make things better. Apple and Alphabet don’t give a shit about people in the UK, they’re just (pre)complying