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by Rohansi 11mo ago
It actually is built in as WebView2. It's like that so apps can use web views without shipping their own browser (Electron) and then it is kept up to date with the system. Internet Explorer (MSHTML) also still lives on in Windows 11 be
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
> The installer has 3 free trials in it (photos sync, xbox, office 365), and then re-runs that part of the installer periodically. This is all I see and everything I disabled/uninstalled was done from the Windows settings UI (Wind
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
Where? I don't see any other than the nagging to update settings after larger updates (couple times a year).
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
They do, but would usually use more detailed geometry instead of doing everything in a fragment shader. For example, water would need geometry matching lakes and rivers, vertex shaders to move the geometry to make waves, and fragment shader
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
It actually requires translation everywhere. GPUs have their own internal API that Vulkan, OpenGL, DirectX, etc. translate into. That is what drivers do.
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
What would that do? Power consumption would mainly come from the GPU because these devices are for gaming.
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
Linux support is in a terrible state for Nvidia chips. Not going to happen.
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
And it will consume almost as much power as the Nvidia GPU to do so.
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
Yes, the Nvidia GPU in the Switch 2 is more powerful. But not the ARM CPU. The existence of Nvidia DLSS (upscaling and frame generation) alone is a huge advantage over the Steam Deck, too. The Deck can't use DLSS because it's Nvid
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
Look up green bubble bullying - it's a real thing. > The kid won't get added to group chats because it doesn't really work. Yes, but exclusion is a form of bullying. Apple is enabling it by making iMessage only work on A
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
This kind of thinking is wild to me. Apple is only enabling this behavior. It's the kids themselves who are excluding others by only using iMessage and shaming other kids for their green bubbles. Nobody wants their kids to be bullied s
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
> Used iPhones are cheap Not everyone wants to buy used. > Kids don't need to be treating their phone as a status symbol. Nobody needs to treat anything as a status symbol but they do. You see it all the time with different b
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
Check out the Steam Linux Runtime. You can develop games to run natively on Linux in a container already. Running the anti-cheat in a VM completely defeats the point. That's actually what cheaters would prefer because they can manipula
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
Wanting to fit in is normal but unfortunately not everyone can afford to. There are a good amount of people out there who shame others for using Android ("green bubbles") because they treat their iPhone as a status symbol. If anyt
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
So you buy your kid an iPhone to be friends with green bubble bullies on iMessage? They're probably not the best potential friends anyway.
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
The difference is functions which return Result have explicitly chosen to return a Result because they can fail. Sure, it might not fail in the current implementation and/or configuration, but that could change later and you might not
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
> when you do unwrap() you're saying the Result should NEVER fail Returning a Result by definition means the method can fail.
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
I know it happens when you're working with people who may be at home or another location.
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by Rohansi 11mo ago
Entry-level gaming PC is still quite high up there on the performance scale compared to consoles. They haven't announced a price yet but it'll hopefully be similar to current consoles on the lower storage model. Anything higher wi
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by Rohansi 1y ago
Nothing wrong with that - some others do it too. You can even use TCC to do quick test builds and only use Clang/GCC for release builds.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
It's a sandbox game. You play on the same server over the course of a wipe (up to one month long) and then the server's map is cleared/changed. Hundreds of players gather resources, build bases, craft weapons, etc. to fight e
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by Rohansi 1y ago
> You must combine client-side with server-side AC either way. I should have clarified - this is exactly what I meant. Client-side anti-cheat cannot be replaced by server-side anti-cheat. You need both. I work on an FPS game that is he
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by Rohansi 1y ago
This. While EAC does support Linux it is nowhere near the level of protection of EAC on Windows.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
How would a server-side anti-cheat work? You wouldn't be able to detect ESP or other information leaks. Best you can do is see how good they are vs. everyone else but how do you know if someone is cheating or just really good? Most che
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by Rohansi 1y ago
It's not going to happen. If anything they would just add functionality so things like Crowdstrike don't need to run in ring-0 but they won't remove the access.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
Have you considered dear
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by Rohansi 1y ago
You could always just install the Steam client on a regular laptop. All of Valve's hardware is basically just booting into that anyway.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
That's not why it doesn't change.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
It's not unified here. The Steam Deck is and does not list them separately.
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by Rohansi 1y ago
> If React is what’s powering the start menu now To clarify, it's using React Native XAML, where XAML is Microsoft tech for building UIs. So they are dogfooding but they have too many UI frameworks to choose from.

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