I just played through 2033 and Last Light again for a third or fourth time since their original releases and love both, but I’m now on my second attempt to actually finish Exodus before losing interest because it feels like such a slog to me. I guess I probably ought to finish it now.
lol I could have just refreshed and not wrote almost the exact same take as @Doc_Crankenstein@slrpnk.net
My favorite Stereolab song, great choice
Desktop - Librewolf
Android - Ironfox
I’ve listened to this song many times since playing it, but every time I hear it I’m taken back to San Andreas.
Yep, just like how the random word generator in TempleOS was the word of God.
What is your home server running and what kind of VM is it?
Not all software needs to be around forever. Things can become obsolete without “failing”.
Mumble is great and I still use it. None of those are failed apps.
Not every app seeks to rake in teenagers’ parents’ money with shit like premium emojis.
Maybe someday I’ll actually be able to play RE4 VR.
Who is using fish for scripting, and why?
Constraints have always led to increased creativity, and now that there basically aren’t any limits with current tech and ballooning budgets in AAA there’s also basically no creativity.
I think Research Indicates’ Jurassic Park: Trespasser let’s play from 2008 is still the greatest let’s play of all time. It was from the early days of high effort LPs on Something Awful, and while Trespasser is a very interesting game for multiple reasons, it’s also an unfinished mess that is better watched than played (if you could even get it to work).
Just like Call of Duty rethought the FPS genre by making it so your health was how much strawberry jam was smeared on your screen instead of a health bar.
https://github.com/gtxaspec/wz_mini_hacks adds wireguard and other features to a few supported Wyze cameras. I haven’t tried wireguard because mine is on my home network but it works great for streaming rtsp locally.
That setting was probably only blocking external images and not scripts or fonts in the first place. Why can’t you just use ublock?
I’m guessing it’s for those godforsaken left-handed mousers.
I switched from a 144Hz 165Hz monitor that I used for years to a 240Hz monitor, and yes of course there are somewhat diminishing returns, but if I can run a game at 240 fps then I can absolutely tell the difference between the two. Not only is motion noticeably smoother but games just feel so much better to control (especially shooters) when you have faster visual feedback on your inputs, even outside of multiplayer games.
The game I’m playing most right now is Deadlock which I get between 140-170 fps on average in, and even just in that range it starts to feel comparatively sluggish when the framerate starts to dip.
Edit: I actually just remembered my last monitor was overclocked to 165Hz and it was still a significant leap.
Wow, I take it back then. Having them be removable and replaceable is a clear upgrade. That’s awesome.
You should. Both are correct.