I’m sure it can tell that the hardware it’s on or drivers being used is virtualized.
But unless it’s using your webcam to track your eye movements or you’re in a supervised space, you could use your phone or second computer.
I’m sure it can tell that the hardware it’s on or drivers being used is virtualized.
But unless it’s using your webcam to track your eye movements or you’re in a supervised space, you could use your phone or second computer.
What games do you play that aren’t compatible? I don’t play many of the really mainstream games. I think the last game I played that wasn’t compatible at the time was genshin impact.
If anyone is interested, there’s a windows tool called AtlasOS, https://atlasos.net/, that is a significant debloat tool. It’s designed for gamers to get as much fps and performance out of their system as possible. Yes I’ve had things break, and yes it’s a security issue, but I’ve never had a problem with the games I play. I like the idea and enjoy trying it out when Linux isn’t an option for something I’m trying to do.
2g of added sugar isn’t a lot. The whole jar in the picture is less than half a can of soda. In my opinion, the 200g of fat is worse than 24g of sugar because of the calorie amount.