Bad_Engineering

I've had problems with the headphones on one or two games, but I used proton tricks to install xact_64 and its solved them for the most part.

I have a HTC Vice pro that I've been using with arch for about a year now. I have occasional issues with some vr ported games jut every native vr game I've tried runs great.

I'm a mechanical engineer for a small manufacturing plant and I run their maintenance department. Its more hands on than most engineering jobs though.

He didn't run a casino into the ground. It was 3, he ran 3 casinos into the ground.

Less a spectre, more of a big orange clown.

Glmark2 is a pretty decent GPU tester for Linux, I used it just last night to diagnose memory issues on my new card. Be sure to use the -s command to set a higher resolution as the default is 800x600.

Those tits are very much real and natural. He grew them himself with the help of copious amounts of hamberders.

Then you definitely don't need 4wd. A front wheel drive performs perfectly well on snowy roads, awd if you're in an area with particularly nasty winters. But anyone who says they need a 4wd suv/truck because of snowy roads is either a shit driver or just plain full of it.

Range rovers are hardly offroad vehicles anymore. The Defender was the last truly offroad capable model but the latest iteration is just another soccer mom van for the moderately wealthy. My boss has one and it truly is a sad departure from the brands past.

+1 for Syncthing, I use it and love it.

So let's compare a modern mid-size to a classic full size truck then. https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fmqo0vj17ytm61.png

You're right, there is no capture or recording of light in this system. Electromagnetic metasurfaces directly alter the waveform of photons as they pass through. In this instance it directly converts infrared light into visible 550nm (green) light.