Plus their computer is probably still running proprietary firmware
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If I were to pick someone likely to overcome this adversity, it would be Miko.
On the other hand I have a laptop with Intel and dedicated Nvidia card. Longterm ongoing heat problems (one heat pipe, one cooler, bad placement, thanks Dell) killed the Nvidia card.
Windows couldn't run anymore and couldn't be installed again.
With linux the laptop works again, at least with the Intel 3rd generation card.
Aren't we all tired of this meme by now? Especially in this new age of Steam deck?
Seems a bit like trolling at this point.
I like to imagine someone saying the top part out right before they start a round of a game then immediately transition to the bottom.