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If you use a search engine for "Torvalds Nvidia" you will discern a certain attitude towards Nvidia as a corporation and its products. This might provide you a
by chasil 2y ago
If you use a search engine for "Torvalds Nvidia" you will discern a certain attitude towards Nvidia as a corporation and its products.
This might provide you a suggestion that alternate manufacturers should be considered.
I have confirmed this to be the case on Google and Bing, so DuckDuckGo and Startpage will also exhibit this phenomena.
- Dylan16807 2y agoAn opinion on support from over ten years ago is not a very strong suggestion.
- chasil 2y agoYour problem there is that both search engines place this image and backstory at the top of the results, so neither Google nor Bing agree with any of you. If you think they're wrong, be sure to let them know.
- lyu07282 2y agoWhat torvalds is complaining about is absolutely true, but the problem is that most users do not give a shit about those issues. Torvalds disagreement wasn't about bugs in-, or complains about the quality of the proprietary driver, he complained about nvidias lack of open source contributions and bad behavior towards the kernel developer community. But users don't care if they run a proprietary driver as long as it works (and it does work fine for most people). So you see now why that's not very relevant to end-users experiences they were talking about?
- chasil 2y agoNo.
- Dylan16807 2y agoDo you think Google and Bing are endorsing top results, and in particular endorsing a result like that in the specific context of what manufacturers I consider buying from? That's the only way they would be disagreeing with me.
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- dahart 2y agoTorvalds has said nasty mean things to a lot of people in the past, and expressed regret over his temper & hyperbole. Try searching for something more recent https://youtu.be/wvQ0N56pW74 https://youtu.be/wvQ0N56pW74