Nuclear plants do that with lakes, they suck in cool water from one end and dump out the hot water at the other so that it can cool down by the time it circulates back in
If you use steamdeck I'd check out bazzite. You can use the deck image for your steamdeck and desktop image for PC and then you won't have to worry about big differences.
I switched to Linux about 2 years ago now and its been fine. The only games that don't work are ea games like battlefield or Activision like cod
I don't really like to mess with it so I just use the default settings on almost everything unless there is an issue then I check protondb to see if there are any solutions, usually all you need to do is go to the game properties in steam and select for use a different version of proton and it runs fine
Plus I thought the guy wasn't critical of Microsoft and actually uses it over libre office
I thought at least 24 hours was the requirement
I remember saving the day while setting up an event we had the TVs on stands but lost the remotes luckily the phone I had at the time had the ir and I was able to turn the TVs on and play the DVDs
This is what one of our engineers found out when trying to pick an orientation for an FPGA heatsink on a board, fins inline with the chassis fans or perpendicular and he found that the perpendicular placement stayed cooler since the heatsink had a fan blowing the hot aire to both sides and the chassis fans blowing it away than having the fan on the heatsink fight the incoming air from one side and exhaust from one side
this seems like a after dinner thing for me, sit down have dinner, go grab some olives and watch tv
I think you only see pinned posts depending on your sorting selection, I have my sort defaulted to top 6 hours so I never see pinned stuff unless I sort by new
Its like being a meteor instead of a satellite orbiting the earth
Nice try NSA
Are you planning to scan with a digital camera?
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I'm guessing its about your grammar. You wrote "what the problem is?" Instead of 'what is the problem?'