Ok, that makes sense. Thanks!

That’s probably a better idea. I haven’t actually looked into how that works.

One… Not so disappointing fact is that means at least the Internet will go back to the pre-social media era.

You can feel it here on Lemmy still. It exists.

I didn’t know there were unregulated bands. I thought pretty much everything except 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz required licensing and those two were technically unlicensed, but still regulated.

Arguably though, at some point they’ll just say “if we can’t read your traffic, you can’t use the Internet.”

Which still isn’t a problem, as I’m sure we can come up with a means to encrypt traffic to make it look entirely legitimate. But it’s going to take a while.

Très vrai !

But it still takes me quite a bit of time still. Eventually. I hope. One day. I wish we had like language classes where I live :/

Ok I can do bits and pieces of French but not quickly, but yes I agree.

Also because it’s stupid hard to pronounce with an American accent.

Lmfao

Il y a beaucoup de français ici.

But I’m not French.

I wouldn’t call him desperate, I would call him time constrained with money to enjoy. He probably won’t actually use it for that, he’ll probably dive into his video game addiction more.

Plus, he says that virtual ladies can’t betray him like the dumb fuck of his ex wife that pretty much ruined his self confidence and self esteem to the point where he doesn’t actually think he could experience the required vulnerability in other people ever again, and it’s been 5 years since the first time she cheated on him.

But he really does appreciate the concern.

The guy who is asking has some stuff in that department, he’s more interested in the visuals now

I’ve had my valve index for 5 years and never heard about bit rate affecting it - what am I looking for?

Someone who is not me wants to know how big of a difference would there be between like a 2070 super and a 4090 for some of that stuff?

They also want to know if there’s some more recent stuff they don’t know about yet.