be """worth""" 2.7T
unable to afford world's most hyped research project despite it burning less than 1b
Is this IBMification or whatever tech bros are calling late capitalism now
be """worth""" 2.7T
unable to afford world's most hyped research project despite it burning less than 1b
Is this IBMification or whatever tech bros are calling late capitalism now
Absolutely baited
GitHub has been handing out a lot of free Azure time to open source projects, maybe they thought keeping "Open" in the name would work for longer?
My only experience with this is the bootloader is just as locked down as the OS. It's been a while, but I'd sooner buy a x86 netbook instead.
Seems like it got... Railroaded.
Depends on what you want to do on WINE. "I'll do it when I learn how to setup a passthrough VM for vidya" kept me on windows for a long while because dual booting sucks. I switched when I got tired of windows shit anyway and never bothered to set that up. The experience with Lutris and Proton makes WINE usage very hands-off unless there's something that refuses to work, and you don't want to let it go.
The problem is you legally don't have the right to "terminate for any reason" when it comes to a number of protected classes, but these laws make it so we have to rely on you being stupid enough to create a massive trail of evidence (easy part with small business tyrants), but also litigate it for potentially years on end - harder