BTGBullseye

And why is that funny? It's not for computer builds, it's for stable overclocking. (the part that takes actual skill)

Actually, I'm waiting a couple months for the new cards to come out, since they are shaping up to be a near doubling of performance while keeping the same price.

New drivers that are more stable for OpenCL computing. It's still not perfect, but they let me get on the world record list... https://hwbot.org/submission/4497882_btgbullseye_gpupi_v3.3___32b_radeon_rx_5700_xt_13min_37sec_848ms (beats the vega 56 and the vega 64 couldn't pass the test)

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I think this is going to be the first time ever that my 5700 XT is going to completely pass the GPUPI test... Previously it failed at around the 4th or 6th passes, but it's on the 19th now...

Is the site broken, or did you two just post and quote the most annoying empty spaces possible?

Yes, I did. Are you also saving and waiting for the next GPU generation to launch, or is that just me?

Yup, that's my ship.

Just ordered a 3D printed Star Trek ship model. https://mixeddimensions.com/gameprint/startrek I built an assimilated variant of the USS Excalibur NCC-26517. Now I just have to wait until October to get it. LONG NERDY STORY DISCLAIMER (but I hope it's interesting anyways)

True, but still at least 6 months behind mine, provided you don't spam. Would've been more than a year behind mine if it wasn't for a ban related to the MLP war. (almost a year after it ended too)

The Gereg (Deluxe Version) - The HU I've been waiting for this version of the album to be released since they first released the Wolf Totem video.

Wasteland 3

No, I win. You see my post count? I'll be doing this long after you all leave. (I made myself sad)

That is most definitely a yes. Space Force or NASA?

The fact that the list is so heavily populated by "was viewed suspiciously by" comments or stuff completely unrelated to actual civil rights, (like that first one, which is a gross mischaracterization of the actual order) and not by actual removals of civil rights is quite a detriment to your argument.

Opposites attract, so is Annie going to marry Zeb? They're about as strongly opposite as possible...

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Still no.

Maybe. 1 or 2?

Well, Microsoft has been pushing pretty hard for becoming the main "distro" for Windows programs, and this sort of move would definitely make it easier for them. They wouldn't need to control the kernel at all. Just let someone else do all that hard work, and build on top of it. Shifts blame away from them if the kernel has issues too. As for the backwards compatibility, most of the really hard work has been done with WINE anyways, they just need to step in with a few small pieces of code to make it all come together, then you'll have that as well. It's pure win-win for them, (and their shareholders) and benefits their customers as a side effect. This is the sort of move they can do without losing at all.

E Pluribus Unum.

No. Question or answer?

Congrats!