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Comment Re:Windows is crashing because? (Score 1) 180

These things include:

- booting
- rebooting
- using basic high quality hardware (asus/mb/msi boards w/ corsair/crucial memory, nvidia GPUs, seasonic PSUs)
- installing drivers

I've seen crashes on W10/W11 on each of these, sometimes (often) requiring "repair" that fails, and a reinstall (of the OS). Multiple machines.

I just won't do it anymore.

Comment Re:Windows and Linux both fine, its 3rd party driv (Score 4, Insightful) 180

Hey, believe it or not, that is actually the OS crashing.

The crash might occur in the driver, but it's still the OS crashing.

These driver crashes on Windows typically lead to having to reinstall/"repair" Windows. It takes a lot of time, and is a frequent occurrence. It's more common than it used to be in the W7 days by far.

I've been doing this for 30 years as well, and you're full of crap. Even with new, reputable (high end) hardware, it's a common problem.

Comment Re: too bad (Score 1) 312

This is a lot of cope. Sorry - there's nothing historically or linguistically accurate about that paper. It uses liberal misinterpretation of the word 'regulated' to infer government control, and grossly over-extends how militias have been regulated and mustered for the 300 odd years prior to the Constitution, and for 150 odd years after. It's doublespeak, a reinterpretation and recast of original intent and meaning.

Comment Re:too bad (Score 1) 312

My guy... have you been on youtube lately?

Ignoring for a moment that militias were actively prosecuted and pushed underground during the 80s/90s/00s, "guntube" quite clearly shows that there are organized and well equipped (how we say 'regulated' in today's parlance) militias out there still. They're just not registered 501c3 organizations. When the founders wrote the US Constitution, "militia" was every able bodied male who could muster arms. This is well established historically from the English tradition.

It isn't that we think gun-lovers are going to go ape-shit and shoot everyone around them, it is that a proportion of gun-lovers will do this. Which ones? Why you just have to ask them.

Why don't you do that, then? And look at the shooting death and mass shooting statistics and demographics, while you're at it. It isn't the people you're concerned that it will be, at all.

Comment Re: Contributed to Moral Decay (Score 1) 92

you know, living is harmful to your life, every day is getting you closer to death. Eating many foods is harmful, drinking many things, breathing the air in many parts of the world and during different weather conditions. Having sex may be harmful, it can degrade your quality of life in the long term.

There are millions of harmful things, you will die and everyone else as well. I am not proposing for everyone to do everything, I am saying - if you enjoy it, don't allow people to dictate to you, do it.

Comment Re:For what purpose? (Score 1) 21

Well that's not quite a substantial claim. They've not really implemented any added compatibility in years, very negligible support (eg. no AHCI support at all).

Considering its a 16/32 bit system, and most of the Windows apps from that era run under Wine without problems from what I've seen, I struggle to see the point.

Comment Re:Meteor shower? (Score 1) 45

I've been wondering this. WTF is going on? 2 nights ago, when it was clear, I was out back with a fire. I live in town and rarely can see shooting stars from here.

That night, we saw no fewer than 5, not even really watching. They weren't particularly fast, had 1-2 hands of trail in the sky, and all went from east->west across the horizon.

It's not supposed to be a meteor shower, at least based on conventional meteor showers (persids, etc.) but I have never seen this many before in such a short period of time.

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