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  • It drives me up the wall that steam has data on all of its games about whether it has voice or subtitles in particular languages, but refuses to let me filter by "games voiced in X language". So instead I have to click into each and every one to see if it has the tick or the cross.

  • God, I've felt such pain letting go of old computers that no longer function; with some, that had been with me for a long time, I went through significant effort to try to resuscitate them. Really makes me think that I'm not prepared for when our pet dogs go...

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  • This is super interesting, thanks so much for doing this!

    If he ran out of money would you leave him?

    Have you met his friends and family, if so, how were they towards you?

  • I pay for YouTube premium. Although I'd prefer to find an EU alternative, I really have no problem paying for a service that I consider worth the price.

    A red flag for me, is if I'm paying for a service and they still show me adverts.

  • Sure there's that. I'm just trying to help you understand the viewpoint of some of the people that are heavy users of YouTube, and why there are currently no good alternatives, as you said "I really struggle trying to understand".

    I'm sure, like me, there are other people with their own alternative valid reasons for using YouTube for enormous amounts of time.

    Just because some of the content on a platform is bad or not to our tastes, doesn't mean it all is, and it certainly doesn't mean that the users are wrong for using that platform in a way that suits them.

    I do disagree with the publishing of content that is hateful or deliberately trying to misinform people, and I think YouTube has a lot of that, I'd obviously prefer it didn't.

  • I use YouTube extensively (I mean, 2-5 hours a day) and 7 days a week for years now; I use it for language learning, there is really nothing better than normal people chatting (to the camera or between themselves) about regular daily stuff that I'm also interested in, to improve comprehension, I'd love to find any source as rich as YouTube. Peertube is hopeless, I tried and failed there due to a complete lack of content (though I do check in occasionally, I'd love if some of my subscribed YouTubers would start publishing on that platform... Though I don't know if there are any monetary incentives for them to do that?).

  • Linux Gaming @lemmy.world
    philthi @lemmy.world

    artifacts on screen with Nvidia drivers when using an ultrawide monitor

    Hey everyone,

    I have a gaming laptop with fedora installed and in general have no problems with it. However I would like to play some games on it from Steam.

    So I installed the Nvidia drivers and when the laptop is not using an external monitor it's great, the games performance are 10/10.

    However I most often use my laptop plugged into an ultrawide monitor and when I do that with the Nvidia driver active all sorts of strangle artifacts show up on the screen and the edges go blue and shudder, this slowly gets worse over the course of about 15 minutes until I cannot use the laptop at all and need to reboot.

    Using the built in drivers the ultrawide monitor is completely fine, but games run very poorly.

    Does any one have any experience with this, and any idea if there's something I can do to correct it?