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Yeah, for instance the semi-ubiquitous "small TV with a vhs player built in" that was in a ton of mini-vans and kids' rooms well into the early 2000s only supported analog cable/antenna signals, so it would give the black and white static when there was no signal.
Don't worry about vainfo. That should only matter if you use VA-API as the interface for hardware encoding your video. For Nvidia GPUs you would use NVENC instead.
What does your sunshine config look like? Do you have the debug logs for it?
Neither, just wild speculation for the hell of it
How is the consumer meant to know if they've rusted in their packaging?
This is Nvidia. It'll be open source only after competitors surpass them in every metric, the technology is no longer used, and only 5 people are left who care.
I don't think they'd do much better besides being safer, eventually. Just saying that's the only place where they'd make sense to go.
Edit: giving it a bit more thought, they should also have greater passenger capacity for their size
Thank you, thought I was taking crazy pills
Inner cities are better served by trolleys/buses anyhow. Self-driving taxis would work best at the edges of a city, or to fill gaps between train stations in suburbs
Firefox/Mozilla as an example is a bit of a stretch, given the fact that Mozilla Browser/Firefox is originally based on the open-sourced version of Netscape Navigator
Dark Souls. If you play a mage, you'll be on easy mode, which very much does feel badass in a game so full of terror.
Weirdly it's much more clearly BLUE when read in reverse, whereas forwards it looked more like BULB