I have only ever seen Cyberpunk in 2k res, ultra graphics, ultra widescreen, ray-tracing and good fps at a friend's house and it does indeed look nice. But in my opinion there are too many reflective surfaces. It's like they are overdoing the reflectiveness on every object just because they can. They could have done a better job at making it look realistic.
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Also, fuck GNOME. When I tried Ubuntu in 2009 it was GNOME that made me hate Linux until I learned that KDE Plasma was a thing.
SteamOS was my tutorial and today I run Arch on my main system. But I like learning and I like the fact that I can build my own system and choose my own components. I understand that Arch is not for everyone but for me it's perfect.
According to Veritasium and Game Theory (The prisoners dilemma) a retaliation is what should be done in this case
I would say Sweden is a social-capitalist society
Performance isn't noticably worse in desktop mode on the Steam Deck compared to gaming mode. Windows is just full of bloat and has a trash power scheduler.
Leöpard Tänk maybe. We don't use Ü or Ë
Skyblivion is on the horizon
From what I have heard from other Swedish people working in Denmark, it's much easier to get fired there compared to in Sweden.
So what you are saying is that I should remove privacy badger?
Right now I use uBlock, privacy badger, canvas defender and decentraleyes together.
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My problem is more with wet surfaces and the likes. Walking around the city it feels like every little water puddle is mirror and a spoon can also reflect way too much. I don't mind shining chrome body parts.