has generated distortions resembling "lava lamp effects" on actors' bodies, improperly rendered mouths, and misshapen background objects including posters and tennis rackets.
Sounds just like translivergrunt posts!
What is a "translivergrunt" post? I can't find anything on DuckDuckGo and then I tried Google.
My first thought too. Doesn't that MS stuff run natively on Linux nowadays?
Sure, that was covered in my post by "but sometimes it works" although as you suggest, the market for them has to be big enough to recoup design and production costs otherwise, they discontinue the product after a while.
They wouldn't sell physical keyboards/keycaps with round keys if there was nobody that wanted them. I'm sure there is likely a subset of themers that would appreciate it. I see nothing wrong with giving people options, as long as it actually is an option.
Marketing departments come up with plenty of silly ideas nobody asked for. It rarely has any success but sometimes it works. I guess it's a try and error principle but I don't really agree with your premise excepted sure, it's nice to have options.
My grand-mother used to cheat at solitaire!
In reality, the RTX 4090 is, on average, 63% faster than the RTX 5070 across our 16-game sample at 1440p. But the deception gets even worse when we turn to ray tracing, as there are cases where the RTX 5070 doesn't work at all due to its much more limited 12GB VRAM buffer.
The review concludes saying that the RTX 5070 offers little excitement, as it’s essentially a slightly cheaper RTX 4070 Super. While it can sometimes rival the RTX 4070 Ti Super, its 12GB of VRAM limits its competitiveness.
Unix soit qui mal y pense [Unix to him who evil thinks?]
