ThatPlayer

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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
A similar one I just ran into: my Framework Desktop was idling @ 5W more than other reported numbers. Issue turned out to be the 10 year old ATX PSU I was using.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
I don't think it's the same because the only USB-A difference was speed. Maybe yellow charging port. And USB 2.0 is still 'working' That's not the case with the other features I've mentioned.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
USB-C ports have so many features that require extra connections, which makes them costly. And then adding extra ports without those features gets confusing to the end user if it can't properly communicated. Imagine having 4 USB-C port
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
That final video is recorded to look better than it is too: the delay is based on position, not time. In a real game you'd be moving slower and have the enemy's data on screen for longer.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
That's not exclusive to kernel-mode anti-cheats. Even VAC, which is not kernel-mode, doesn't work in Proton: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/3225
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
This ignore actual history: anti-cheats started on community run servers. Because the majority of admins are not dealing with cheaters it because they enjoy it, but rather out of necessity. I see everyone here appreciating good admins, not
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
Rust is playable on Linux on servers that disable anticheat
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
Actually, trying it out myself, it does seem to still require Zadig.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
Haven't tried it much myself, but there's Wolf if you want to do it from Docker containers: https://github.com/games-on-whales/wolf
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
Yes, because players want to spend time moderating other players instead of playing the game. Sounds fun! Community servers literally invented anti-cheat. All current big name anti-cheats started as anti-cheats for community servers. And ad
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
Steam Input uses SDL input for the heavy lifting of the input part of Steam Input. I believe that change is actually enabling the libUSB option for SDL because it is required for that Switch 2 controller support for now.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
Yeah, pretty sure that's what me and the other comment meant. Linked device, like using Signal on Desktop. Or Signal on iPad. Linking wasn't available on Signal for Android for some reason. Specifically I'm using Signal as th
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
I just tried it on a 2nd phone and it seems to work.
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
I do not mean separate as in separate matchmaking. Just separate ports of the game. So Linux users are not running the same Windows port of the game as Windows users, just under Proton. That way you don't need a backdoor in the Windows
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by ThatPlayer 10mo ago
Yeah I'd say it's not accurate to say it's the same anticheat. Only the same name. It's like saying Excel supports iPad. Except Excel on iPad doesn't support VBA, so any more complicated spreadsheet will not work. I
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
> Courts do not require a literal monopoly before applying rules for single firm conduct; that term is used as shorthand for a firm with significant and durable market power — that is, the long term ability to raise price or exclude comp
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
Video calls and some live streamings. Steam Remote Play (together), Sunshine/Moonlight and Parsec for gaming where you can easily check the client's capabilities and go with whatever is best. Discord also does similar for video ca
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
Into the Breach can even run on a Pi 4: https://youtu.be/jF6xGlmKVUQ
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
It's not just 'running under Wine', it's a different anti-cheat with different capabilities and the same name. It's like comparing Office 2024 Excel on Windows to Excel for iPad. They're both called Excel, and
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
Yeah, late game without a currency tab just sounds terrible. Probably spend more time organizing stash than actually mapping.
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
Yeah, I could make a similar post for similar reasons. I already have a bunch of mini-PCs I collect like Raspberry Pis. I already have a mITX build with Bazzite installed on it that I would use over a Steam Machine because it's faster.
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
The controllers won't have lighthouse tracking though. The IR tracking is the headset tracking the controller's IR LEDs, which the Index controllers do not have. It might be possible to have the headset IR track the lighthouses, a
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
It's just Linux, so you should be able to use a USB drive fine. I believe the idea is to use the same microSD card as a Steam Deck and Steam Frame (which also has microSD). Easily move games between systems.
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
For an interesting comparison, the PS Vita did about 4 million in the first year.
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
The business justification is called commoditizing your complement. https://gwern.net/complement is a good article about it.
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
Except most anti-cheats started on dedicated servers because it turns out most people are not interested in policing other players. Punkbuster was developed for Team Fortress Classic, even getting officially added to Quake 3 Arena. BattleEy
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
No DisplayPort 2.0 is interesting because RDNA3 should support that. More importantly, FSR4 (currently) doesn't support RDNA3, so you'll be limited on upscaling too.
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
SInput recently released and got supported by SDL, which plenty of games, but also Steam Input uses. So you can already use SInput in Steam Input. Better than XInput for sure. https://docs.handheldlegend.com/s/sinput&#x
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
I'm disappointed it seems to have dropped lighthouse tracking with the previous Valve Index. Especially because with the Valve Knuckles controllers are my favorite with how they strap to your hand.
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by ThatPlayer 11mo ago
Riot has a pretty good article about why it is hard: https://technology.riotgames.com/news/demolishing-wallhacks-... . Anything more than simple geometry makes server side calculations costly, especially when you'

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