ThatPlayer

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by ThatPlayer 8mo ago
The Linux drivers for PS4/PS5 controllers actually do map the touchpad as a mouse by default. With clicking it mapped to mouse button left. Might have to manually load the drivers if the controller's USB vendor and product ID don&
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by ThatPlayer 8mo ago
I think the other point is that an open source driver from Valve would be nice. Unlike say the Linux kernel driver for the Steam Controller 1 which were reversed engineered. 8bitdo did contribute open source code for SDL's support of t
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by ThatPlayer 8mo ago
The original CPU was designed for set top boxes by Broadcom.
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by ThatPlayer 8mo ago
The 3A+ is a different form factor than the 3B(+), 4s, and 5s. And only comes in 512 MB. https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-3-model-a-...
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by ThatPlayer 9mo ago
The speeds are usually bad because exit nodes are more rare. But Onion addresses don't go through an exit, and stay within the Tor network.
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by ThatPlayer 9mo ago
I don't think it's quite the same. Rollback netcode is like lockstep netcode, where the entire game is simulated locally and only inputs are networked. Since it's still only input being networked, network drops (or slow compu
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by ThatPlayer 9mo ago
> there's apparently a checkbox to enable Linux support on EasyAntiCheat - and some don't "check" it Because support doesn't mean full features. It's like saying iPad supports Microsoft Excel. At some point
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by ThatPlayer 9mo ago
Variable refresh rate is nice when your refresh rate doesn't match your output. Especially when you're getting into higher refresh rates. So if your display is running at 120hz, but you're only outputting 100hz: you cannot fi
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by ThatPlayer 9mo ago
Modern GPUs aren't constrained by the number of ports. You can use DisplayPort MST (hubs) to output multiple displays off a single port. But most GPUs are limited to being able to run 4 displays. Except some AMD Eyefinity can do 6
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by ThatPlayer 9mo ago
Those are mostly reports for the Windows build of Baldur's Gate 3, running through Proton/Wine. He's talking about the newer Linux native build of the game from 3 months ago. There's a few reports there for the native ve
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by ThatPlayer 9mo ago
A recent one seems to work with VRR: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1pkdfcm/ugree... DP1.4 though, so you're still going to need compression.
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by ThatPlayer 9mo ago
It was still an issue enough that some developers made BattlEye for anti-cheat 20 years ago for Battlefield games. It's still one of the more popular anticheats today. Other games did similarly. Quake 3 Arena added Punkbuster in a patc
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by ThatPlayer 9mo ago
Up until a year or two ago, the majority of monitors (and graphic cards) used DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.1. With HDMI 2.1 (42 Gbps) having more bandwidth than the DisplayPort (26 Gbps). This is my case with my relatively new/high-end R
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by ThatPlayer 9mo ago
Did you ever get those local SSDs as copy-on-write overlays on Linux? I imagine it'd be easier with btrfs support for seeding device: https://btrfs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Seeding-device.html
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by ThatPlayer 9mo ago
> EAC has the support for Linux This does not mean it supports the full feature set as from EAC on Windows. As an analogy, it's like saying Microsoft Excel supports iPad. It's true, but without VBA support, there's not goi
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by ThatPlayer 9mo ago
This ignores that community servers basically invented client anticheats. Almost all the current 3rd party anticheats started for community servers. Even Quake 3 Arena was updated with Punkbuster at some point. You still see this with moder
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
Yeah I use a plugin for similar translation functionality, but with a local llama.cpp instance instead. Definitely useful and has increased my usage. Also works nicely on the Android version of the app.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
The tiered drive setup is more featured if you're interested in combining SSD+HDDs. Unlike other cache drive setups like ZFS's L2ARC/SLOG and even bcache, the SSD drives in this setup are still usable space. Otherwise I would
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
The cheapest one nowadays is probably the PSVR 2 adapter
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
That's a good point! I'll probably start with a blocklist.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
We've had a similar discussion at my work. E-commerce that only ships to North America. So blocking anyone outside of that is an option. Or I might try and put up Anubis only for them.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
For some inspiration, since it's a 4:3 screen, there's a few 3d printed cases designed to mimic a CRT.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
On my computer, I cannot drive my 1440p240hz OLED display with HDR. HDR takes the requirement from 25 Gigabit to 30 Gigabits, just over DP1.4's capabilities: https://linustechtips.com/topic/729232-guide-to-display
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
For some reason that DisplayPort is only 1.4. That's only ~26 Gigabit/s. While HDMI 2.1 is ~48 Gigabit/s. You can make up some difference with DSC, but I think that requires the display to support it: dongles won't decod
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
I've seen a few devices not advertising HDMI at all. Just calling it a generic "Digital Video" output.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
My favorite from Apple is "the new iPad" that they used to refer to the 3rd gen iPad.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
> DisplayPort 1.4 output, which supports even more bandwidth than HDMI 2.1 That's pretty wrong isn't it? HDMI 2.1 does 48 Gigabit/s. DP 1.4 is ~26 Gigabit/s. I think they meant to compared it to HDMI 2.0 @ 15 Gigabit&
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
There are adapters that convert the laptop memory for desktop motherboards. So that's an option too.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
Me and my friend are somehow still playing co-op without mutators. My friend is max level, I'm like 100 away
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
There's well analyzed video of a pro player streaming who got temporarily banned for something like this. It might not even have been pre-fire, but post-fire at a different enemy retreating at the same position https://yout

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