You’re expecting to get reliable info from YT comments and Tiktoks?

It’d also be interesting to know how many GW worth of non-renewable energy generation is decommissioned every year.

With the calculation or with getting rid of the obsession?

Weird that specifically foldables are excluded

She might get a video quality downgrade on Netflix because of DRM

This is what happens to your computer if you allow Rust in the kernel. /s

Depends on what protocol the hub uses to communicate to the devices. ZWave and Zigbee are standards that are often compatible with generic hubs and Home Assistant. Gotta do your research on each device and how well they are supported

Well that depends on which religion you follow and how strictly you follow it. Might want to be a bit more specific

The 275 number probably isn’t (just) a model number but the max generated wattage. That’ll give you some idea of the generated power. In practice you’ll never hit that number but I just got a peak of 315w at noon on my 355w rated panels.

Sir I think you have stumbled into the wrong sublemmy

The Framework CEO said in a QA that AMD engineers did a simulation of this APU with CAMM and that they’d have to cut the memory bandwidth by half to make it work.

I guess we should also force everyone to use wheelchairs because they are great for paraplegics.

They’re sometimes compatible. I have French style plugs in Belgium, but most of my devices have both a hole and side connectors to be cross-compatible.

IPC, or instructions per clock. So how many instructions it can process per Hz. And which instructions it supports. For example AVX512 can speed up bulk data processing in specific applications that support it.

With all these complications the only way to really compare CPUs accurately is to benchmark the programs or games you intend to run on them. Obviously this is not realistic so reviewers benchmark a few varied real world programs, games and artificial tests. Those results usually extrapolate fairly well to other, similar software.

Even “heavy” linux distros are easy to run for a pc capable of running and streaming modern games. Lightweight distros are mostly relevant for older or underpowered hardware.

Besides what people already pointed out about individual’s wealth, I also want to mention the US has a lot of debt with other countries and institutions. Those would get very upset if it looks like the government can no longer pay those debts.

Have you checked out https://openrazer.github.io/#devices

I think a UPS is overkill unless you also have brown-outs to cover for. A surge protector should be enough

The easy path to getting storefronts like EA working is through Lutris. It does all the setup for you through guided wizards. I can’t help much with deciding a distro tho, I’ve been using Fedora for years and that works well enough but is not exactly gaming focussed.