Ashley MLP Fangirl

Sort of surprising, and yet not really. Because for either to continue they'd both need to cooperate.
 
Good to see them finally shake hands and move on. 

Hopefully GNOME can also can get rothschild to pay the legal fees as well like what garmin did.

source: https://www.gnome.org/news/2019/10/gnome-files-defense-against-patent-troll/
 
 
 
 
to do this the GNOME foundation needs funding, and they have set up a place where you can donate. 
 
The Linux Gamer did an interview with Neil McGovern, the executive director of the GNOME foundation. a lot of questions are answered in that interview. 
 
 
my opinion: attacks like this are bad enough as it is when used against commercial software, but can kill a free software project instantly because these projects are often run by volunteers for the most part. this is terrible, and i'm glad the GNOME foundation is taking this to court. 

I'm sure they know perfectly well that other huge companies (Apple, microsoft, google, etc.) all have products that directly infringe on this patent.  It's just that they also know if they were to dare poke a giant like that they'd be crushed in an instant.  Obviously a case of picking on the little guy hoping they can't defend themselves.

source: https://www.gnome.org/news/2019/10/gnome-files-defense-against-patent-troll/
 
 
 
 
to do this the GNOME foundation needs funding, and they have set up a place where you can donate. 
 
The Linux Gamer did an interview with Neil McGovern, the executive director of the GNOME foundation. a lot of questions are answered in that interview. 
 
 
my opinion: attacks like this are bad enough as it is when used against commercial software, but can kill a free software project instantly because these projects are often run by volunteers for the most part. this is terrible, and i'm glad the GNOME foundation is taking this to court. 

source: https://www.gnome.org/news/2019/10/gnome-files-defense-against-patent-troll/
 
 
 
 
to do this the GNOME foundation needs funding, and they have set up a place where you can donate. 
 
The Linux Gamer did an interview with Neil McGovern, the executive director of the GNOME foundation. a lot of questions are answered in that interview. 
 
 
my opinion: attacks like this are bad enough as it is when used against commercial software, but can kill a free software project instantly because these projects are often run by volunteers for the most part. this is terrible, and i'm glad the GNOME foundation is taking this to court. 

On the bright side their donation page is doing quite well!

source: https://www.gnome.org/news/2019/10/gnome-files-defense-against-patent-troll/
 
 
 
 
to do this the GNOME foundation needs funding, and they have set up a place where you can donate. 
 
The Linux Gamer did an interview with Neil McGovern, the executive director of the GNOME foundation. a lot of questions are answered in that interview. 
 
 
my opinion: attacks like this are bad enough as it is when used against commercial software, but can kill a free software project instantly because these projects are often run by volunteers for the most part. this is terrible, and i'm glad the GNOME foundation is taking this to court. 

I hope GNOME wins. I was interested in who was suing GNOME so I looked it up.
Here is the actual patent, and to say it is vague is an understatement. This is legitimately what Rothschild got a patent for in 2008.
 
 
It basically just says "transfer images wirelessly to a computer and sort them in some manner".
It doesn't even specify how they should be sorted, or how they should be transferred wirelessly.

wtf
 
this sucks, just gives more more reasons to use freeware

ok first things first, what graphics card do you have? graphics driver and kernel are the first things to sort, after you have that sorted you can install Steam and Lutris and start playing your games

Anthony is a really cool dude, he earns his praise.

Honestly this is ironically a little frustrating since I check the comments to see what worked and what didn't, what people want to see and what they don't, etc. It's certainly flattering and honestly the positivity is part of why I'm getting more comfortable doing on-screen stuff, but it's kind of a double-edged sword from that feedback perspective.
 
Honestly same. I'm glad I can sort-of evoke the memory of Luke's more in-depth stuff on the channel, since that was some of my favourite content, too.
 
This is really the most surprising thing for me. The first time I was in a video on YouTube, I expected to get torn apart and was like "oh crap what have I done". I don't think I looked at the comments until the next day.

i'd be pissed if it was opposite , good comments are..  well, good.

My favourite hoster at LTT was and might always be Luke... I really miss when he'd host LTT and Techquickie videos.
 
Anthony however has filled up the gap and while I don't personally have a whole lot interest on the videos he's normally in like the hackintosh ones he does put up a great work at it.
 
People in general seems to appreciate Linus giving him room on the screen and are being supportive and vocal so Linus continues to share screen time with Anthony, we all know LTT as a whole does what "sells best".

imagine being annoyed by people posting positive comments about someone on Youtube.
 
 

Who actually bothers to read YouTube comments?
Why do you care?
 
He's a great host. People love him. So, they comment as such. What are you hoping to read?

if people keep calling tor network "dark web" that shitty saying of "where you buy drugs" will never change. The reason behind BBC launching their tor site was so that people in countries with heavily censored internet can read news. Please people stop sensationalizing shit.

did you reset the bios? is it set to UEFI or Legacy, and which one of those was it on when you installed the OS?

*Looks at my i7-6700k with a measly 4 cores and 8 threads*  "You got this buddy, I don't have the budget to replace you."

Great, HT should be on every SKU if you ask me, no more product segmentation by disabling a feature that could always be present.

I heard that Linus stores a large amount of the PC components in a giant bank vault and goes for a swim in them like Scrooge McDuck.

considering that multiple people have had this issue, i would just stay away from the specific model, not all of the ryzen-based asus laptops

Imagine how many people were on time for things.

Waking up earlier is good for your health and being punctual at work, Google cares about everyone /s