Vive la France.

Wauve a wice way.

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Brodie thinks that they still left themselves some wiggle room for ““selling”” user data.

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This was a good read, thank you for doing this!

As far as the shutdown of the Epic game Dauntless, was any reason given for the shutdown?

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Ah, ok. Thanks.

Either involuntary AI generated pornography is wrong or it isn’t.

Agree. Laws have to be applied evenly, or else they are not Laws.

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I don’t think AMDVLK is even installed by default with Fedora.

From that link I sent you it seems like it has to, because it’s the low-level driver, and then RADV is a user space one that calls into it.

That’s basically what I’m asking you about, if I’m understanding you correctly, you’re saying it’s an either or, but that other comment that I linked you states that they’re both needed, one is system level, and the other is user space level.

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Okay I read that Wikipedia article and I absolutely no idea what point you’re trying to make.

Did you read the first paragraph in the “Etymology” section?

I mean, its just a ctrl+c and a ctrl+v. 🙂

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The default driver used by Fedora is RADV.

Alright. I remembered them switched around, but there was a migration a year or two ago from one to another, default wise.

Help me with >THIS< then?

This suggests that both (most/all??) are bundled, and you could even run one program in one driver and another program with the other driver.

This was mentioned in that post/thread as well …

Also if you use AMD card RADV is the best for gaming and it’s the default for most distros so it’s an out of the box experience

Its also mentioned that environmental variables can be set at runtime to switch on the fly (at program startup) which is used. I just don’t know if Proton does any of that for you under the covers at startup or if you have to manually add the parameters to the properties for the Steam game to force it to use another one.

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Bummer. And I had such high/good thoughts about the Netherlands.

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You’re missing my point. AMD’s official Linux drivers are ALSO garbage. Try it. Go install AMDVLK and check how well games work. You’re almost certainly using RADV, which was not developed by AMD.

I’m using whichever one Proton/Steam uses. I’m assuming its AMDVLK because its the ‘official’ one. I think I remember RADV being switched away from in Proton a year or two ago, but don’t hold me to that. I checked my enviromental variable “AMD_VULKAN_ICD” but didn’t see it set to anything.

Whichever one I’m using, I get 120fps on my 3D games (playing No Man’s Sky and/or Baldur’s Gate 3 on the second monitor while typing) running them through Steam/Proton without a hiccup. Never a problem.

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It looks like the Eternity client doesn’t support subscript?

Don’t know what to say, my account is on Lemmy.World, and that’s their instructions on how to format one’s comments. /shrug

In the past (tenish months ago) I heard this same issue, and I tried removing the subscripting, which made the footer text the same size of the rest of the text, and then I was getting people complaining about my footer text being too large for a footer. My hope was that ten months later, all clients would support subscript fonts/text.

Honestly, at this point I’d suggest you talk to the devs of your client, to support subscript font/text.

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Because.

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Nah, I think it’s neat as well. Lemmy would be more boring if no user had idiosyncrasies.

Kind of a sad state of affairs for us all, that wanting to license your own content would be considered an idiosyncrasy, but I get what you were trying to say. 🙂

Hell, I’ve even tagged you with “CC BY-NC-SA 4.0” in my Lemmy client -

Well I’m not the first to use it, I learned to use it here from someone else, but open source licensing notoriety is something I can live with. 😜

which means I will confront you if you ever stop doing it.

Honestly it would be me just leaving Lemmy (again) if the harassment gets to be too much (Edit: Example: https://lemmy.world/comment/15320340).

But I’d rather be here than Reddit, even with the lesser moderation that happens here.

I do appreciate your support, thank you. 👍

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Why all the tilde symbols? That’s what makes it quite distracting and hard to read for me tbh.

I’m using the Lemmy.World formatting (https://join-lemmy.org/docs/users/02-media.html). I’m subscripting the text/link to make it smaller/footer.

It sounds like your client is not supporting that. You should speak with the devs of your client about that. Here’s the actual formatting string being used by me…

[~This~ ~comment~ ~is~ ~licensed~ ~under~ ~CC~ ~BY-NC-SA~ ~4.0~](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/legalcode.en)

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Which country is that?

Well, scrapers probably would ignore it.

Maybe, I wouldn’t doubt it, if true. We live in the age of “ask for forgiveness and not permission”. But the law is the law, and forgiveness may cost them some $$$ down the road. At the very least it leaves them exposed vis-a-vis ‘Safe Harbor’ laws-wise, when some other powerful entity wants to go to war with them.

In either case, I’m not going to give up my rights just because currently laws are not enforced. Like most things with humans, things move back-and-forth throughout time, and what may be overlooked today may be scrutinized thoroughly tomorrow.

(And for the record, you’re the bazillionish person to tell me that. The repetition is real.)

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You are arguing in favor of technofeudalism.

No, I’m not, at all.

I’m arguing against prejudice, and for starting NOW to play how real AI will be used in our future society.

Personally, I believe in unions, I’m not looking to replace humans. But I sure as hell know that CORPORATIONS are looking to replace humans (and increase their profits).

So just trying to “stiffarm” pre-AI today via prejudice is not going to cut it. And that’s what I see people trying to do, its irrational and unproductive. “Sticking your heads in the ground” never works.

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