What the other guy said, the task scheduler already assigns processes to cores depending on what is suitable.

What you might look into, if you want to reduce thermal throttling, is undervolting. By reducing the voltage being used by your CPU, it’ll run cooler.

I almost always give undervolting a go on laptops. Saves battery, reduces temps, potentially even improves performance.

Historically, there is no need to share a border with the US for them to come fuck your shit up.

Whether they leave you alone is… Not about whether you border a NATO member country.

Certainly not if you’re Russia.

National anthem plays

In this version she caught Aura like a pokemon, right?

Right?

Cool.

But the reason you’re being downvoted, is that instead of commenting this, you made a comment that sounded like you were dismissing the dangers of PFAS, and dismissing it as the modern-day equivalent to lead, asbestos, and the like.

Which is what it is, and you clearly agree that it is.

Maybe lead with that, instead of the conspiracy angle.

Did you at some point read about how some of them, such as the ones used in frying pans, are unlikely to cause problems in the human body, and then completely stopped looking into it further?

It’s a massive group of compounds, some of which currently look to be quite safe, but a significant number of which also have fully verified dangers (especially some compounds required for production).

Obviously. It too does wine environment management. But it’s meant for games, and for wine specifically, Bottles is just nicer.

Lutris is massive overkill if you just want run the windows version of python in order to compile python code to windows binaries. Not to mention it just isn’t as slick in terms of UX as a wine manager.

It’s not a catch-all game launcher.

It’s a wine environment manager. And it is becoming increasingly good at simplying the complexity of setting up wine bottles for different things.

It’s basically winetricks on steroids, with a really nice GUI to boot.

Running windows games is just one use-case.

It is. Along with PFAS.

This person does comissions.

While it’s possible they don’t want reposts of any kind, I imagine people sharing their work with a link straight back to them is exactly what they want. As that is how they get eyeballs on their talent, and potentially work.

Pixiv, deviant, and other platforms have lots of users who pass the work of others as their own, or post a bunch of art entirely uncredited to amass followers. These people don’t want users finding the original artists, because they want users coming to them for more, not the arists.

This is not how I want art on the fediverse to work. Every post should immediately and conveniently allow someone to look up and support the original creator.

If and when an artist comes to me and wants their content removed from the moe communities, it will be done. That is another reason why I require everything be credited. It will allow me to find every post featuring the art of a particular artist.

I can’t knock you for spreading the word. You gave me an excuse to mention the lemmy community, too.

Yes, I’m a mod over on !titanfall@lemmy.world.

It’s pretty quiet, but I’m also one of the people committed to hosting northstar servers until the heat-death of the universe. Ever played on a MENTAL server?

Sees titanfall reference.

Cries.

That would have been Quantum Break. I don’t recall Control having any one cutscene that long.

But Quantum Break did the whole video-game/TV-series hybrid media thing, and was full of “episodes” that were essentially 30-minute cutscenes.

I dunno man.

It’s not like linux applications ever have different app-names in the menu, when compared to the package name you just saw when installing it.

That has never tripped me up. No. Never.

/S

It’s probably time based.

And this kind of thing isn’t for the type of people who mess with settings. If this defaulted to off, then it would actually be useless.

Yeah. Plus they immediately got a reply from someone showing where you can turn it off in settings.

Superpowered lying is already a thing, and all we needed was demographic data and context control.

Today, it is possible to get a population to believe almost anything. Show them the right argument, at the right time, in the right context, and they believe it. Facebook and google have scaled up exactly that into their main sources of revenue.

Same goes for attention hacking. AI generated content designed to hook viewers functions in entirely predictable, and fairly well understood ways. And the same goes for the algorithms which “recommend” additional content based on what someone is watching.

As for why doctors can’t do things AIs are pulling off, I’d suggest that’s because current systems are using indicators we don’t know about, which they aren’t sentient enough to explain. If they could, I have no doubt a human doctor, given enough time, could learn about, and detect, such indicators.

There is no evidence that what these models are doing, is “beyond our scale of thinking”.

But again, I do think the machine will be faster.

Current models display “emergent capabilities”, as in abilities we don’t know about before the model is created and tested. But once it is created, we can and have figured out what it is doing and how.

Fair.

I’ve removed it, and I’m sorry.