i am, too. doesn't mean you have to use chrome for everything else. i keep it to just that, testing when i need to, and then also only from inside a virtualized environment.
presumably due to cost of memory being very high right now making it difficult to create a card oriented at consumers.
wrong thinking, imo. price below nvidia and amd, give reasonable performance per watt, continue to support open source linux drivers. they would sell at least as well as alchemist and battlemage have.
i have something playing all the time, mostly just random directories of a media drive added to vlc, sometimes a series off a free service on autoplay.
my cell phone is an extra line on someone else's plan to save money. landline at the office is in the owner's (and business) name. i got rid of 'my' phone back around 2009 or 10.
that's the true 'average' person. they don't know. they don't understand. they don't even want to know. they just use this magic thing that shows stuff from the internet. they don't even know what a bookmark is, they just 'google' for everything. even google, ffs.
in my 'rural' part of the u.s., sub-1mbit dsl is common outside of town, and expensive--if you even have that option at all. cellular service sucks and there are no fixed wireless services, so satellite is the only other game available...if you don't have bluffs, hills, or trees obstructing your view.
i had one back in the earliest of days and used to add missing data to credits. i still occasionally catch myself trying to use 'us.imdb.com' as its address.
in the uk, the ingredients list for mcd french fries is literally potatoes, oils (rapeseed, sunflower), dextrose (when needed--i.e. early crops that are low in naturally-occurring sugars). salt added after cooking. source
very much different than what they use in the u.s., which introduces multiple allergens. source
apple, please. with the crumbly top. nah, don't bother with cutting it and putting a little piece on a plate. just gimme the whole pie, tin and all. ty. and don't forget the bucket of ice cream.
i am, too. doesn't mean you have to use chrome for everything else. i keep it to just that, testing when i need to, and then also only from inside a virtualized environment.