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5mo ago
SDL, who's main developer has been at Valve for years, already has added support for it back in November: https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/blob/main/src/joystick/hid...
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5mo ago
It's a bit more complicated than that (on Windows) because Steam doesn't make a virtual gamepad to the OS. The way Steam handles the input is by hooking into the games individually. So to use Steam for other games, you need to add
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5mo ago
Seeing as the original Steam Controllers kernel drivers were community reverse engineered rather than Valve contributed, I don't know if I believe in them to make one for the new one either: https://www.phoronix.com/new
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5mo ago
Community servers don't want server-side anti-cheat either. Hell they invented client-side anti-cheats back in the day. Even current day community servers like Face-IT have additional anti-cheats, not less. Same with modded GTAV FiveM
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6mo ago
I'm using the smaller vision models (Qwen3.5-4B currently) with Frigate, a FOSS self-hosted "AI" NVR. It's good enough at analyzing images to figure out mostly what's happening, and doesn't require the big know
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6mo ago
> v4 was built around the idea of multiple free standing networks linked by gateways. I don't think this is what v4 was built around, but rather what v4 turned into. CIDR wasn't introduced until 1993. NAT in 1994. Both to handl
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6mo ago
I've got this bookmarked for tracking: https://gitlab.collabora.com/hardware-enablement/rockchip-35... Not on this list is the current GPU Vulkan drivers Collabora are working on too. Don't think that's
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6mo ago
Similarly sad for their PC38X headset. Though I know they shut down their Epos brand it was under a while ago.
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6mo ago
I don't disagree. Gotta backups for important data either way too! Just talking about filesystems with checksumming (and multidevice). Any new filesystem to support these features is going to be newer. I've had both btrfs and bcac
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6mo ago
Bcachefs also fulfills the requirement of checksums (and multi device support). Also out of tree.
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6mo ago
Another method for gyro aim is flick stick, using the right stick to control the direction of your aim (on the left/right axis) and gyro for fine tuning and also up/down axis. https://youtu.be/CiSS5OsNCNU from the
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6mo ago
At least part of it is probably Microsoft's 40 TOPS NPU requirement for their Copilot+ badge. Intel also have NPUs in their modern CPUs. Phones CPU manufacturers have been doing it even longer, though Google calls theirs TPU. I use an
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6mo ago
The number being discussed is not March alone, but the percent change. So March's number relative to February's number.
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6mo ago
It's not the same as EasyAntiCheat and doesn't support the same features. It's like saying Excel works on iPad, but you can't even use VBA on that. Or a game example: I have Minecraft (Bedrock) on my phone so therefore I
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6mo ago
I believe most of those work with controller drivers in the application (Dolphin Emulator or Steam/SDL) rather than the OS level. That's why the Windows solution requires Zadig to replace the HID driver. On Linux instead of replac
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6mo ago
The explanation I've heard is simply: Chinese New Years happened, which means a lot more Chinese gamers are online in February during the week long national holiday. It happened in last year's March stats too: https://w
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6mo ago
I've forgotten about ncdc. That was the one we used back in university.
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7mo ago
> Which puts us exactly where we are The difference here is it can be set by the parent on the OS and locked. Requiring sudo equivalent to change. The way it is now, there's nothing stopping a (18-) user from logging out of a '
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7mo ago
> How does the OS know that you moved from the "13-15" bracket to the "16-17" bracket without knowing your DoB? No one says it has to be automatic. The OS could require the parent to manually update it.
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7mo ago
> All the games that use kernel anti cheat have the simulation running on the server. There's an exception with fighting games. Fighting games generally don't have server simulations (or servers at all), but every single client
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7mo ago
Not sure if they are considered anti-cheats, but there are some measures to detect usage of input devices like XIM that allow keyboard and mouse inputs which allow for superior aim over controllers. Well it's definitely not game develo
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7mo ago
According to the open source drivers, it's closer to RDNA1+RT. Missing features of RDNA2 like mesh shaders. https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/issues/11982
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7mo ago
Until it happens in California too! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_California_Proposition_7
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7mo ago
The requested info is age range, not actual year born. So that's actually giving too much info, and could be breaking the law. Especially because 18+ is a completely valid range.
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8mo ago
Yeah, that's why I like that games are doing auto-combos instead. I also enjoy rhythm games, but they're different combos. Especially for the learning process: you're really not punished for dropping combos in rhythm games, a
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8mo ago
"Cool characters with sick abilities beating each other up" is vague enough to describe any genre. It doesn't even describe gameplay. Could be anything from singleplayer (or co-op) beat 'em ups. Or a hack n slash like Dy
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8mo ago
Yeah, I kinda want to install on my LG V60, which no longer gets updates. But it breaks the dual screen on the phone, which is one of the unique features about this phone.
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8mo ago
> why incorporate it instead of just having proper moderation and/or private servers? No one wants to become a moderator, they do it out of necessity. So it's pretty much the other way around: a lot of anticheats were, and are,
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8mo ago
I've seen some bad some SaaS that management insists is an integration they need and no one else provides. I can easily see some vibe coded projects replace them.
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8mo ago
Yeah I know a friend (small business owner) vibe coding a feature as a addon for Odoo. He has dreams of selling it (he usually has wild plans), but for now it's just a feature they want and does seem to be good enough for their use. An
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