First episode of season 2, yes.

I'm not sure if you are serious or just trolling, but just in case...
1) Do you realize that latest AMD chips actually run cooler than Intel's?
2) If your CPU overheats to the point of crashing, then the problem is the cooling system.
3) I have let my Ryzen 2700X run at 100% during two weeks (some math heavy code), and it worked perfectly, not a single problem.
4) Yes, I have played the latest at 60 fps, I just spent 3 hours playing Doom Eternal, and it never went below 60 fps.

That's absolute bullshit. Vega cards work fantastly on Linux, you only need a recent enough kernel.
Source: I run a Vega 56 over OpenSuse Tumbleweed, and just spent 3 hours playing Doom Eternal (which works amazingly well under Proton).

I run OpenSuse Tumbleweed, and right now it provides wine 5.0rc5

In any modern architecture constants are stored in read only pages, so trying to overwrite a constant will result in a segfault.

I just came back from a week in Guangzhou. Other than vending machines, cash was accepted everywhere.

Riemann would like to have a word with you.

Do you realize that pretty much every country in the world does that, right?

I have been a gamer for as long as I remember, and a player of first-person games since Quake. I never get motion sickness from watching a screen. I never get dizzy from riding a car or an airplane, and rarely from a boat or a rollercoaster, yet VR is a mixed bag for me. Walking VR is amazing, but stationary VR can make me dizzy if the movement is too fast, and a VR rollercoaster gave me one of the worst headaches I had in my life.

Tim Sweeny owns more than 50% of the shares, so he can piss off whoever he wants.

The summary also points out than Tim owns more than 50% of Epic. There is no way anybody can fire him.

Oh yes, I'm pretty sure the American government is terrified of its citizens /s

No. I want to see what my friends posted, not what someone that I don't know and who is not on my friends list posted.

Ok, now add (or remove) the same to Facebook. I don't care what my friends liked or disliked, or if they commented on someone's post, and I don't want them to know my activity either.

I think the problem here is that people don't understand what the RT score means. It's not an average, is the percentage of positive reviews. Just good or bad, binary, with no finer detail.