browsers are patched

99% of the impact of spectre/meltdown is people running on shared hardware

IE cloud

Or have someone physically upload something to your pc via a USB stick, etc

at that point you have bigger issues that what spectre/meltdown would do

on windows you're already admin anyways by default

@Semi Truck mc Clusterfuck reality check maybe 0.2% of web users use script blocking

and even that is maybe overestimate

Except if you're running Windows 10, in which case you apparently have to be admin admin to be able to access and delete certain files

@Tervy true

fair enough

>0.2%

Make it 0.1%

0.02% *

More realistic, I agree

there is professional video editing software available on Linux

what a time to be alive

which one you mean

Davinci

ahh yes

I'm installing it but it's complaining that my GPU is too weak

wtf

I have an RX 570

there is also lightworks and blender you know :3

the video-team at my workplace heavily suggested davinci

so I wanted to try that one first

they all work with davinci and we make some fairly good productions

i suggest next one to be lightworks

but yeah davinci is good

Davinci is crashing all the time because my GPU is allegedly too weak

wtf is wrong with an RX 570

"its not professional gpu "

and knowing those fuckers "its not novidya"

yes they seem to require nvidia on Linux

but not on Windows

not to mention they officialy only support centos/rhel

Lincucks BTFO again

When will they learn

lightworks is pretty stable

my pc sounds like an airplane

but I can apply VFX on my 4k@60fps recording on the fly while playback