Kernel panics are almost entirely about bad RAM on all systems today. But last time I was stuck on Windows, about 2017ish, I was suffering constantly from blue screens in a way that never triggered on linux.
This in standard in europe. Most places don't vote for their PM or President either, they're just the leader of the largest party in parliament and chosen by parliament
Ew. Cool demo, what idiot thought it was ok to have a half second cooldown between inputs? If I hit up three times I should move up three steps, not two steps because I pressed too quickly.
I found one parking lot in the EU where there were only signs, and the signs not only pointed to an Android+iOS only, attestation-protected app, rather than a website, but an app that, at least on Android, was region-locked to only allow installations from people with the local country set correctly in Play Store (something completely different than the country Google sets for your account, for some reason).
It was a public lot, and the only lot in the town, as far as we could tell.
It's the drivers but it was a relatively recent addition, think it was added when either the 30xx or 40xx series shipped and the lower cards had pitiful VRAM so they enabled it by default so they'd work with all games.
Most people who know it does this turns it off because it kicks in too early so if you have 24GB it'll offload to RAM and tank your inference speed when you hit around 22GB use.
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