Yes both the Intel and Nvidia 3D drivers are loaded as well as systemd and various standard system services and KDE. I think KDE uses most of that memory.

That is still insane looking at a recent Linux box booted to XWin and not running any apps the OS only takes about 600Mb not sure how MS managed to waste over double that for the OS.

These guys provide an adapter that makes keyboard/mouse work on all games/apps. MS gets really pissed if you post about it on their forums. https://xim.tech/

Müller also teased a forthcoming AMD Ryzen laptop: âoeYes, we are currently evaluating which models we want to use because the industry is screaming for that,â Müller says. âoeIn the upcoming weeks we might get some of those for internal testing. Once theyâ(TM)re certified and the drivers are ready, weâ(TM)ll see when we can launch those.â

The HDR in Altered Carbon looked very good and made it seem more real. Also the HDR in the Revenant also looked better than the non-hdr 1080p version. It seems to help a lot where the film is set outside at night with both bright and dark parts. Although what Netflix needs to do is increase the rate. 15Mb still has some artifacts/overcompression of textures. I think 20-25 would work well. I agree with him that 8k is a huge waste though.

I think you're right. It has a black surface(that I'm pretty sure isn't a paint) I suspect they probably hardened and/or annodized it.

Must be a really weird alloy of TI. I have a TI wallet and I've yet to see anything that can scratch it(especially a plastic or even metal credit card like the Chase Sapphire). I've had the thing for years and there is not one discoloration or mark on the thing.

The rates Visa used a year ago for Euros seemed very close to the published daily rates(but I may not have looked close enough). Neither of my travel cards add a bank exchange fee(some other cards do but there are a lot that don't) The automatic exchange thing is a huge pain in the butt. They always try to sneak it on you and its a really bad deal but usually if you complain at least in Belgium I've always been able to get them to rerun it as Euros.

You should check out other cards. I have two travel cards and the exchange rate on the cards is always better than anything I've seen at an exchange.

I call BS on this. You're saying you have a 3.2Gb/sec link for $30 a month? How is that even delivered to your PC 10Gb fiber with them shaping or LACP over 4x1Gb links?

Why would you make that up? The email from Kraken specifically states fiat or crypto. "If so, let us know and weâ(TM)ll pass your tips on to law enforcement. Kraken is giving up to $100,000 USD (fiat or crypto) as a reward for the tip(s) that best lead to the discovery of the missing $190 million US dollars. "

Sign the code with a private key and compare a hash. Secure devices have been doing this for some time.

If you want Calculon to race to the laser gun battle in his hover-Ferarri, press 1. If you want Calculon to double-check his paperwork, press 2. Enter now. Confused, Fry presses "1" on his chair. Mr. Moviefone: You have pressed 2. Fry: No, I didn't! Mr. Moviefone: I'm almost positive you did.

I second this I dual boot a fairly modern i7 8th gen Asus laptop and as long as the activities are usually similar (ie mostly using the integrated graphics vs the discreet) I find runtimes very close and usually Linux(4.19 kern Manjaro) seems to edge out Windows.

I'd agree but Federalism is already messed up as the feds just take money from states like mine in the NE and give it to states in the south so if anything this is at-least more fair than that as its at-least based on something then certain regions supporting others with little reasoning. This would actually go where the product does. I'm not saying my idea is perfect but it will probably be better than what the government comes up with. I'd prefer the SC had decided that it was like it was in the old days. I.e. no point of presence in the logicality then no responsibility to collect.