But is it indestructible straw, wood or bricks? I need to know!!
Some people feel very emotional about their workplace and fear that a change like this will ruin what they cherish the most. I think, in this case, the efforts were ruined by the company set up which made so many people not clearly eligible. The organizers were too conservative trying to avoid retaliation and only deal with individual cases...
- this left the whole thing exposed to detractors who could freely engage and complain publicly, becoming the only visible voice
- people who were not eligible felt betrayed or fear of being left out
- people who were eligible may fear for the colleagues left out
I think the organizers should've considered going "all in" and just consider either they form it or their job is done. In the end that was pretty much the result.
Very interesting read though, thanks for sharing.
I found it in the location the article said. I had to enter from the browser in "desktop mode" with my phone, but the section was empty
I had the same issue on my desktop PC with Steam. The issue was that it was unable to determine which GPU to use, so I had to create a shortcut for steam and edit as follows:
[Desktop Entry]
...
// Add the two lines below at the end of this section (omit this comment)
PrefersNonDefaultGPU=false
X-KDE-RunOnDiscreteGpu=true
It seems KDE prefers using the integrated GPU for some reason.
Edit: this only makes sense if your laptop has a discrete GPU, I assumed it because it says you have two of them.
As for the game not running, sometimes it's incompatible with the graphics API used, some engines allow you to override that with a "launch argument" defined from within Steam and force DirectX 11 or Vulkan. I don't know the game so I don't know if it's this.
Good luck!
I've never done a multiple day hike so I guess this is what it'd look like? It seems very complete
They sell them to Bob now, who knows what Bob does with them...
I guess just because it has always been like that doesn't make it good.
Personally, I think if they allowed installing whichever system you want on the machine you own, it would be leaps ahead. In fact the first xbox I think allowed installing Windows, and they teased Linux in the PS3, but later rolled back? People did it but I don't remember if it ever became anything official.
Pay for multiplayer, well it's justifiable but definitely not for the price they charge, which is why they include all the "other perks".
In any case, if you own a console, enjoy it!