IntelMiner

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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Would software that more accurately emulates a CD drive be preferable? Virtual CloneDrive will run The Sims (and other early SafeDisc titles) without issue. By contrast I don't believe that any emulator (QEMU/Virtualbox/DOS
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
The first game I encountered with RayTracing support was World of Warcraft "Classic"'s Burning Crusade launch a couple years back. WoW Burning Crusade launched in * 2006* originally. The "Classic" re-release of the
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Question: Why didn't you just slap a No-CD patch on The Sims to see if it could run? The game is almost 25 years old (ow, my bones) I don't think anyone would bat an eye if you circumvented the DRM
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Embraced by whom, exactly?
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Fractal Design is always a nice option for that
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
As a fellow Seattleite, I'm excited to see it rust to hell now that it's raining more and more
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Fearmongering? Ralph Nader was writing about how unsafe motor vehicles were in 1965
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
The point is to put soft pressure on a nation across a wide series of avenues to (ideally) enact the desired change Would you rather we went and ripped the fiber cables out and completely disconnected Russia from the rest of the global inte
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Only if you don't care about history
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
>mostly functional FSD from the many owners driving Tesla cars these past years Given the staggering amount of mishaps that have been showcased, I would dispute this
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Perhaps if the NixOS folks want better support they should invest more time in keeping up with Asahi Fedora? The developers can use what they want. Marcan famously used Gentoo for many years
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Tell us you didn't even read the title before leaping in to show how smart you are Modern languages like Go and Rust don't support Windows 2000. Let alone Windows 95
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Removing core parts of Windows is not a good idea
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
I tried enabling that. I was able to verify vaapi was enabled. But even using a "forceh264" plugin, Youtube defaulted to unaccelerated playback
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Not an older laptop. Some 9th gen Intel i7 machine with a Radeon RX6400 GPU attached
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
XFCE being stuck on X11 was what finally made me finally move to KDE when I installed Linux on my machine at work a few months ago When compiling code on a remote machine, a terminal on one window would cause YouTube videos to lag on the ot
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Uber was profitable, according to a quick Google search (dated in May of 2024) they then lost $654 million after that
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
These apps aren't profitable as-is for their owners. Raising wages would just lead them to push prices even higher, locking more and more people out Public transit (arguably) can be run as a public service rather than a private enter
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Deluge was my go-to for this for years and years and years. More diversity in this ecosystem is good to see
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Isn't Nvenc (and its equivalents) based on using a specific ASIC on the GPU, rather than Vulkan which (as I understand it?) is just "regular" GPU compute?
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
What's the point of using Vulkan as an encoding API if the work is still being done on the CPU then? I'm not sure I understand
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
I'm told that GPU-based encoding (Nvenc etc) can't possibly match a "brute force' CPU encode if you want truly tiny filesizes. Nvenc's encoder is also miserable in terms of quality Does this "Vulkan based enc
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
I made a remark over on Reddit some time ago about how I'd prefer to live in the EU because I'd prefer the quality of life there over a bigger number on my paycheck (that mostly goes to rent anyway) People were borderline out for
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Lying? Pot meet kettle :)
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Hi Elon!
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Did the supreme federal court judge force twitter to break that nations laws?
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
I'd go back even further and say Napster was the original social net. You had to kill time somehow while downloading MP3's slowly. Might as well chat with folks who like the same music you did!
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
Some kind of "brilliant" billionaire had put his clown shoe down and blocked Twitter's 5th largest, and conveniently predominantly Portuguese speaking population
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
I believe the parent commenter was being deeply sarcastic with their suggestion
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by IntelMiner 2y ago
That's a very American view of "free speech"

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