Kipters

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by Kipters 3y ago
The ability to disable the "news" panel is already in preview, it will be released by march https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-11/wind...
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by Kipters 3y ago
Other games running on same hardware and same drivers go around it one way or another.
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by Kipters 3y ago
A game issue in Elden Ring's case specifically. It suffered from bad shader compilation stutters (even up to 900ms in the initial area). Valve solved the issue on Steam Deck by distributing a precompiled shader cache with the game.
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by Kipters 3y ago
So the problem with .NET is that you only have community-maintained GUI frameworks, opposed to other ecosystems where you have community-maintained GUI frameworks.
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by Kipters 3y ago
Maybe, just maybe, the economics for publishing an AAA game are just a bit different than for small indie developers who wish to publish their apps?
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by Kipters 3y ago
> Comparable to all curated store fronts. Both the Microsoft Store and the Play Store require a single payment of ~25$. Publishing on the Amazon AppStore is free. I couldn't find any price information for Huawei AppGallery. Apple is
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by Kipters 3y ago
If I recall correctly, the "Mariko" revision of the X1 completely removes or disables the A53 cores.
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by Kipters 3y ago
Something I'd like them to clarify is what happens when Playstation 6 comes out. Will users be able to use their PS5 controllers, including the accessibility controllers, or will they be forced to buy it all over again? Their track rec
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by Kipters 3y ago
DMA is not singling out a specific tech giants, it targets all platform holders of a certain size. Google is hit too, they'll have to open up too.
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by Kipters 3y ago
Even if it still reports 10.0, it's not the same kernel as it was in 2015
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by Kipters 3y ago
Microsoft does it too, Windows 11 versions have a 2-year support lifecycle. Windows 11 21H2 will reach end of support this next october. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/products/windows...
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by Kipters 3y ago
I'm not a gamedev, but my hypotesis is that one of the reasons is that Mono license at the time was way friendlier than risking having Oracle on your neck. Modern C# also has more features that help avoid allocations, which in turns re
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by Kipters 3y ago
It costs 979€ in my country, which is approximately 1040$
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by Kipters 3y ago
USB 2.0 on a 1000$ phone in 2023 is a bad joke. Boring update, both this and the pro but of course it will sell millions.
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by Kipters 3y ago
I had done the same at the beginning of the year, except using a Windows desktop and an Elgato HD60S+ (still using an Analogue Pocket, its dock and a Gameboy Camera) At some point I replaced the Pocket+Dock with a Super Famicom, RetroTink 5
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by Kipters 3y ago
In general emulated code should only be able to interact with the emulated machine, not the host machine running the emulator. But there's no specific sandboxing and there have been cases of bugs in emulators that allowed specially cra
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by Kipters 3y ago
They can run any code. You can use checksum and such a site centralizing would be in the clear as it doesn't contain any copyrighted material, only hashes (perhaps including cover art would be a problem?) As far as I know there exists
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by Kipters 3y ago
I don't get the other user's point then
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by Kipters 3y ago
Yeah, that work in C# required a lot of other things to minimize allocations. What I was thinking is something similar to how they implemented things like IndexOf [0] which is a pure C# implementation that gets translated by the JIT in C++
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by Kipters 3y ago
You mean this IntVector[0], which I assume is the Java experimental API anthony88 was referring to, correct? If that operation being missing is a blocker, I feel there may be some middle ground other than implementing the whole thing in C++
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by Kipters 3y ago
I think what he's saying is that instead of writing that in platform-specific C++ they could have worked on a Vector API and use that instead to automatically work in other (future) SIMD implementations of the same width. A poster in a
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by Kipters 3y ago
I think he's referring to something similar to what .NET has been doing in the last few versions. They introduced a new Vector API that abstracts platform-specific SIMD instructions. The end result is the same, code using Vector128 wil
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by Kipters 3y ago
Just a small nitpick: GDPR forbids opt out checkboxes, non-essential data collection must be opt-in (and unchecked by default)
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by Kipters 4y ago
Everything but the debugger sadly
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by Kipters 4y ago
I will never get over how Microsoft screwed up Xamarin to go the Xamarin.Forms and MAUI route
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by Kipters 4y ago
I don't see how they could, iMessage is severely lacking in features compared to WhatsApp and users don't like change, iMessage doesn't need to have feature parity but it has to be massively better - and so far it's not
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by Kipters 4y ago
They will go through Hyper-V, not Windows
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by Kipters 4y ago
There's also some work being done to retrofit hall effect sensors in older game consoles, like the GameCube [0], I'm definitely going to try it in one of my older controllers sooner or later, I'm tired of replacing pots. I ju
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by Kipters 4y ago
The PSP screen was 480x272 pixel, the Xbox 360 was a 720p/1080p machine, assets alone would have been significantly bigger than the PSP's, which is more burden on the NAND and on the CPU for decompression
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by Kipters 4y ago
How was the line? Foreigners steal jobs?

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