There are grown ass men here who still think the 970 had 3.5GB of VRAM or that there was a lawsuit over the VRAM.
Capt_Blackmoore
In use since 97. And I still dont know where shit is in the file system.
carolina_balam
15 months, still google how to check dir size
EvenDog6279
Can confirm. Use it every day at work, and still rely on Google for a lot. Granted, things I do on a regular basis become muscle memory, but for the ones I don’t it’s Google to the rescue. Even the gentleman whose role I took over at the office (he had worked with Unix/Linux for several decades) still had to Google things now and then.
On the other hand, he had sed and regex completely memorized, and didn’t even rely on a text editor to modify files. It was pretty remarkable to me at the time.
stormdraggy
DiD yOu KnOw ThAt I uSe ArCh BtW
reallyryan-1899
The only Linux I’ve ever used is my steam deck OLED I get lost in desktop mode lol.
O_to_the_o
Looks at my windows usage: I know there was a setting for this, but where did it go ?
-> Google’s
Soo yea it was there, went to there was last seen here and now we go into the registry
Bebobopbe
Going into steam deck desktop mode is weird. Like why are the save files hidden. I didn’t know I had to check a box to show hidden files. Made it such a pain. Then I can never find where my gog installs are so I used heroic which is a bandaid. I can’t see myself using it more than on the steam deck until more things are unified
Hsr2024
Nope
StickyBlueJuice
This is what I love about it tho.
You’re never going to wake up one day and be like ‘shit I know everything, what now?’ 😀
Eccomi21
I always found the notion “good at Linux” a bit strange.
No one ever asked me if i am good at Windows.
What does it even mean to be good at Linux? That I know the command line? That I get windows programs to run?
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Lol, this applies to just about everything.
There are grown ass men here who still think the 970 had 3.5GB of VRAM or that there was a lawsuit over the VRAM.
In use since 97. And I still dont know where shit is in the file system.
15 months, still google how to check dir size
Can confirm. Use it every day at work, and still rely on Google for a lot. Granted, things I do on a regular basis become muscle memory, but for the ones I don’t it’s Google to the rescue. Even the gentleman whose role I took over at the office (he had worked with Unix/Linux for several decades) still had to Google things now and then.
On the other hand, he had sed and regex completely memorized, and didn’t even rely on a text editor to modify files. It was pretty remarkable to me at the time.
DiD yOu KnOw ThAt I uSe ArCh BtW
The only Linux I’ve ever used is my steam deck OLED I get lost in desktop mode lol.
Looks at my windows usage: I know there was a setting for this, but where did it go ?
-> Google’s
Soo yea it was there, went to there was last seen here and now we go into the registry
Going into steam deck desktop mode is weird. Like why are the save files hidden. I didn’t know I had to check a box to show hidden files. Made it such a pain. Then I can never find where my gog installs are so I used heroic which is a bandaid. I can’t see myself using it more than on the steam deck until more things are unified
Nope
This is what I love about it tho.
You’re never going to wake up one day and be like ‘shit I know everything, what now?’ 😀
I always found the notion “good at Linux” a bit strange.
No one ever asked me if i am good at Windows.
What does it even mean to be good at Linux? That I know the command line? That I get windows programs to run?