Sia - Elastic Heart feat. Shia LaBeouf & Maddie Ziegler (Official Video)
Sia's official music video for 'Elastic Heart'.
Lyrics:
And another one bites the dust
Oh, why can I not conquer love?
And I might've thought that we were one
Wanted to fight this war without weapons
And I wanted it, and I wanted it bad
But there were so many red flags
Now another one bites the dust
Yeah, let's be clear I'll trust no one
You did not break me
I'm still fighting for peace
I've got thick skin and an elastic heart
But your blade it might be too sharp
I'm like a rubber band until you pull too hard
I may snap and I move fast
But you won't see me fall apart
'Cause I've got an elastic heart
I've got an elastic heart
Yeah, I've got an elastic heart
And I will stay up through the night
Let's be clear, won't close my eyes
And I know that I can survive
I'll walk through fire to save my life
And I want it, I want my life so bad
I'm doing everything I can
Then another one bites the dust
It's hard to lose a chosen one
You did not break me
I'm still fighting for peace
I've got thick skin and an elastic heart
But your blade it might be too sharp
I'm like a rubber band until you pull too hard
I may snap and I move fast
But you won't see me fall apart
'Cause I've got an elastic heart
I've got thick skin and an elastic heart
But your blade it might be too sharp
I'm like a rubber band until you pull too hard
I may snap and I move fast
But you won't see me fall apart
'Cause I've got an elastic heart
I've got thick skin and an elastic heart
But your blade it might be too sharp
I'm like a rubber band until you pull too hard
And I may snap and I move fast
But you won't see me fall apart
'Cause I've got an elastic heart
I've got an elastic heart
Written by: Sia Furler, Thomas Pentz, Andrew Swanson
Album: 1000 Forms Of Fear
Released: 2014
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![Headline from an opinion column by Ehud Ohlmert, a former Prime Minister of Israel, published today in Haaretz:
"Enough is enough. Israel is committing war crimes."
Sub-headline:
"Recent operations in the Gaza Strip have nothing to do with legitimate war goals. This is now a private political war."
[picture - a view across the rubble of destroyed buildings somewhere in Gaza]](https://friendica.eskimo.com/photo/preview/640/7334231 "Headline from an opinion column by Ehud Ohlmert, a former Prime Minister of Israel, published today in Haaretz:
\"Enough is enough. Israel is committing war crimes.\"
Sub-headline:
\"Recent operations in the Gaza Strip have nothing to do with legitimate war goals. This is now a private political war.\"
[picture - a view across the rubble of destroyed buildings somewhere in Gaza]")
Psythik
in reply to glimse • • •It would work but you'll be missing some features (e: even in distros meant for NV GPUs, like Garuda), especially the Nvidia Control Panel and Nvidia App.
That means no access to the 3D Settings page, so if you need to adjust a graphics setting that isn't in-game, you can't. (Like which performance mode the GPU runs in and other settings that can decrease display lag and increase FPS; if you play competitive games it can be a hindrance to not have access to these settings.)
That also means no RTX HDR, so you'll be forced to to watch SDR YouTube videos and play SDR games in SDR (games and videos with native HDR support will still work, of course). There is no native conversion to HDR in Linux (you can still convert offline videos with MPV, though), which is a damn shame cause even SDR content looks great when converted. Especially games.
That said, if you don't have an HDR display and don't play competitive games, you might be able to get by just fine without the features offered by the Nvidia App and Control Panel. Yeah it sucks that you won't get every feature the GPU supports, but then again you didn't pay for it, so it's not like you're not getting your money's worth.
glimse
in reply to Psythik • • •The thing that really matters for me as far as gaming goes is frame rate. HDR would be nice but I've gone this long without it. I'll have to look into what I might miss - I do love Shadowplay.
Any issues with ultrawides? I might use this freed up budget to get one
Psythik
in reply to glimse • • •Oh yeah forgot about Shadowplay. You won't have that either. You'll have to find a recording app for Linux that uses NVENC (so your framerates won't be affected).
As far as ultrawides, you may have issues with games that require you to set a custom resolution for them to display properly. I have a 16:9 display and as such, I haven't dabbled in that field much, so I don't know how well Linux is at creating custom resolutions from within the OS itself.
TrashPandacoot
in reply to glimse • • •There’s gpu screen recorder, and gpu screen recorder UI which is basically a clone of the shadowplay ui. It’s worked pretty well for me on arch
git.dec05eba.com/gpu-screen-re…
gpu-screen-recorder-ui - A fullscreen overlay UI for GPU Screen Recorder in the style of ShadowPlay.
git.dec05eba.comTonyTonyChopper
in reply to glimse • • •kurumin
in reply to glimse • • •glimse
in reply to kurumin • • •Psythik
in reply to glimse • • •It's a Linux distro made specifically with gaming on Nvidia GPUs in mind. It's basically Arch, but GPU drivers are included with the installation, and Steam, Proton, and Wayland are already installed and configured for you.
Great performance and perfect for people who don't want to set up all this stuff themselves, but like I said earlier, no NV Control Panel or NV App.
It also comes with a "Dr460nized" theme that you may or may not like. It reeks of early 2000s adolescence, but I was a teenager in that era so I kind of like it. Of course you can easily disable it and use a more mature theme if you'd like.
For a first time Linux gamer I'd recommend Garuda.