Call me slow, but I just noticed GNOME is migrating from Bugzilla to GitLab, and I'm so excited ?

yeah, it is great ?

Finally filed my first bug in GNOME since a long time: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/issues/66

The question is... will it be solved?

The question is... will it be solved?

Maybe, I'm not running GNOME so I don't expect much priority, to be realistic ?‍♀

But navigating GitLab to file this was 200% easier than a sea of Bugzilla components

Call me slow, but I just noticed GNOME is migrating from Bugzilla to GitLab, and I'm so excited ?

Progress! Bugzilla is such garbage. ?

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Hey guys which better for my company??

Always

Ryzen 2 best

https://www.amd.com/en/where-to-buy/2nd-gen-ryzen

All Ryzen all the time.

I rather have AMD. But my mom says Intel for work. I'm over here looking at the spec..

Lol, how does that even make sense?

I rather have AMD. But my mom says Intel for work. I'm over here looking at the spec..

Atom CPUs are best for office work =P

I rather have AMD. But my mom says Intel for work. I'm over here looking at the spec..

Your mom is no authority on tech

They can even run 4k in smooooth 60 fps.

They can even run 4k in smooooth 60 fps.

Which is very nice addition.

xD

I need rendering... Not 4k

I need rendering... Not 4k

Oh you would never buy cheap low voltage Intel Atom for rendering. xD

I think you even can't buy it.

Bacuse it is usually soldered into the motherboard.

and Slackware is not a major distro

Slackware is the Distro

I need rendering... Not 4k

Then obviously you need Ryzen. 16 threads ?

and Slackware is not a major distro

>Literally the longest-maintaned active distro >Not major

Then obviously you need Ryzen. 16 threads ?

Or a workstation with dual xeons

Or a workstation with dual xeons

>Inb4 he's actually this rich

I got a 24 thread 24gb ECC setup for 300$

The trade-off is that it's westmere lol

That's a significant tradeoff

It works great for hosting random vm's

Probably not so great for rendering

Indeed

Call me slow, but I just noticed GNOME is migrating from Bugzilla to GitLab, and I'm so excited ?

Well, I didn't know either, so thanks for the news. Looking forward to see the progress.

Your mom is no authority on tech

And you have no authority to make such an assumption. How can you know her knowledge?

I rather have AMD. But my mom says Intel for work. I'm over here looking at the spec..

That's how

I see nothing to tell you she has knowledge

And you have no authority to make such an assumption. How can you know her knowledge?

Probably because of the statement itself.

It's kinda easy to connect the dots.

The statement is an opinion

I would go for Intel all the way

The statement is an opinion

A poor one

I would go for Intel all the way

RIP

A poor one

^ This

*sniff sniff* Some nice Intel vs AMD flame?

Well, I wouldn't buy bloody AMD.

I would go for Intel all the way

Ah, hello there Intel shill my old nemesis

Well, I wouldn't buy bloody AMD.

Lol, someone's in the bubble.

And I have good reasons to say.

Well, I wouldn't buy bloody AMD.

Doesn't make Ryzen any less best

Whatever. Intel works always

Whatever. Intel works always

so does amd

i had an old shitty pc from 2004 in my attic

opened it up yesterday

still works

I'm not buying something else just because of a random error that never affected me.

I'm not buying something else just because of a random error that never affected me.

Cool

i had an old shitty pc from 2004 in my attic

Yeah, me too. All my laptops are old and shitty.

And Intel. And they work.

ERROR: S client not available

By the way, who makes them?

Whoever draws it

I'm not buying something else just because of a random error that never affected me.

you are alleging that amd doesnt just work

And Intel. And they work.

same here

I'm not buying something else just because of a random error that never affected me.

Lol, that wasn't even one of the arguments ?

It's for work not for me that if it stops working I don't care

Literally not about you but about Corey

It's for work not for me that if it stops working I don't care

amd cpus are not unreliable

where did you get that info

its not true

Logic is apparently out the window here ?

I need rendering... Not 4k

For rendering you dont set on the cpu.

Logic is apparently out the window here ?

Shhhhh

Lol, that wasn't even one of the arguments ?

It's 7:00 i don't remember the name of those bugs they had... ghost? phantom? or something like that? It affected amd TOO

Logic is apparently out the window here ?

this

It's 7:00 i don't remember the name of those bugs they had... ghost? phantom? or something like that? It affected amd TOO

...

It's 7:00 i don't remember the name of those bugs they had... ghost? phantom? or something like that? It affected amd TOO

Spectre

And it's a nasty piece of shit

It's 7:00 i don't remember the name of those bugs they had... ghost? phantom? or something like that? It affected amd TOO

explain why amd is unreliable and doesnt just work

Spectre

yEAH

or your point makes 0% sense

A simple ryzen 7 will suffice, you should look to grab a good rx or vega gpu along with it.

Never affected me

It's 7:00 i don't remember the name of those bugs they had... ghost? phantom? or something like that? It affected amd TOO

Spectre and Meltdown, you mean?

A simple ryzen 7 will suffice, you should look to grab a good rx or vega gpu along with it.

Tobias da God has spoken

Spectre and Meltdown, you mean?

Yup

Never affected me

the reason to use AMD is not that X86 vulnerabilities that only affect intel

its price to performance, stock cooling and APUs

now explain why AMD doesnt just work

Then it's just an opinion. It's whatever works better for you.

and intel does