Using valves proton means most windows games will run flawlessly (usually better) on Linux, so it’s really a non issue if the games you want to play are “windows only” (unless they use some kernel level anti-cheat).

Also worth mentioning that if you did want the latest and greatest, that would be more of an incentive to switch to Linux.

Can’t speak to that exact CPU - but Linux tends to have excellent support for AMD. It’s why Linux users strongly recommend using an AMD graphics cards. I’d be surprised if windows offered a better experience

Maybe. But so what? Pewdiepie wouldn’t have made the video if windows didn’t have serious problems, and if Linux wasn’t an incredibly good kernel to build an OS on.

That video highlighted that you don’t have to be technical to use Linux, it’s here, and it’s ready for mass adoption.

“We must take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.” - Elie Wiesel.

Cool! Now maybe put yourself in someone else’s shoes. Someone who doesn’t want to pay an extra $500 for $30 worth of extra storage.

Or someone’s shoes who use their phone for a lot of recording, so maybe they need a terabyte, or more. And those phones don’t exist.

Or someone’s shoes who are offline for weeks at a time and want to load their phone up with movies or tv shows to watch.

Or someone’s who doesn’t use music streaming services so wants to keep all their music on their phone.

There are many cases in which sd cards are useful or even necessary, so try not to think your use case is universal. It comes across as ignorant

Elevation decreases atmospheric pressure, and the difference is pretty small in the ranges that people actually live.

A pressure cooker increases pressure by about 15 psi above atmospheric pressure which is pretty huge, nobody lives 5km below sea level (although it’s more complicated than this).

So yes, pressure cookers do cook things faster, but the pressure difference altitude makes is basically irrelevant

Your pessimism is more optimistic than my optimism

I use my headphone jack daily. It’s nice to see there are still (albeit very few) manufacturers providing this