Fun coincidence, I just got done watching the video on microphones.
There are a few issues with the guy's methodology but it's still representative of how most studios get their results, and if it can help combat some of the snake oil that goes around in the music production industry (and god there's so much of it), then that's a good a thing.
I'd still recommend getting an AMD graphics card and generally prioritizing hardware with upstream drivers. As in, drivers that are included with the kernel itself. The experience is always better. Overall it's still a good habit to look up how any hardware runs on Linux before buying it.
Gaming in a Windows VM is possible but it was a big ordeal when I did it. You have to make sure your CPU and motherboard support IOMMU for PCI passthrough. It's less of a problem nowadays but there are still some pitfalls with PCIe lanes and whatnot. You need two video adapters, one for the host and one for the guest (because the host has no access to the passed-through GPU) and if you want to game on both Windows and Linux that can be a pain in the ass. It goes on. I personally don't recommend it. If you have to play trashy eSports that ship with built-in anti-cheat malware then just Windows for that.
What is a dickbag though, is it a bag full of dicks, or is it a dick that's a bag, or is it a bag that's shaped like a dick,
mayonnaise is just knock off cool whip anyway
I'm one of those guys from Attack on Titan that get immediately murked on their first outing
I fucken wish
some context: "pogo" is a brand of frozen corn dogs which is for some reason also a cultural staple
My brother in Christ, we have reached a conclusion. Human beings are bad by nature. Better things aren't possible.
Sure, whatever. You're right. Just go and do your thing. Appeal-to-nature your away out of every dilemma that's presented to you. I'm not going to spend any effort on you for the same reason I wouldn't spend any effort on a crazy QAnon person.
that's fine, I ain't afraid of no segfaults
in the 80s or 90s there apparently was this practice of paying developers by "lines of code" which is obviously a fantastically bad idea and frankly I think code coverage is exactly the same sort of square-peg-into-a-round-hole management thinking
HIC