How ironic, right?

I mean it’s just another tool for control, of course they are enforcing it.

The irony.

About damn time!

This sounds a lot like that website where you can enter your password to check if it has been compromised.

That was the case for me when I was learning different design pieces of software. I might have gotten too settled now and kinda miss that feeling.

Me at work every Monday morning.

The only thing that could make me excited again about phones is small size with under display camera (so no notch) or headphones jack with good DAC circuitry. Also groundbreaking battery tech.

If you didn’t deleted it like 5 years ago chances are that you won’t be deleting it now or in the future.

And half of those players are probably the devs.

And yet I see 0 ads in either of those sites.

I used Reddit app, they closed all Reddit apps so I searched what was next.

It is funny because they assumed that both you, and policemen, and firefighters and everyone else would all be alive after a nuke.

I would be lucky if I get to watch more than 10000 videos in my entire lifetime.

But not making business out of them.

Hi, graphic design span many disciplines and each one will have different requirements. Unless she does some short of 3D or video rendering intensive workloads GPU doesn’t matter that much. Im am UX designer (formerly graphic designer) and a powerful CPU, something like an AMD Ryzen 5800x or similar, plenty of RAM (at least 32Gb) and SSD HD (nothing fancy, anything will do) should be enough. Sadly, design software hasn’t evolved enough to take advantage of better performance.

However I’m not a Linux user (although have been considering it) so my main concern would be how the software she uses is Linux compatible or can be properly emulated without performance or stability issues. If she is working professionally FOS software won’t do it, you need default industry software.

I mainly use Figma and to lessen extent Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Figma can run entirely in a browser but I’ve seen reports of slowdown (to the point of being unusable in some distros). Adobe apps seem to be very hard to emulate to the point of seeing people recommending using a Windows VM. So I rather start checking the software rather than the hardware.

So if a car maker releases a car model that randomly turns abruptly to the left for no apparent reason, you simply say “I can’t fix it, deal with it”? No, you pull it out of the market, try to fix it and, if this it is not possible, then you retire the model before it kills anyone.

It also send reports to they corporate overlords. Most probably anyway.

Skynet will be proud of them.

Gotta transfer all your dirt.