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by graynk 1y ago
I would love to have something that replaces JFrog's Artifactory or Sonatype Nexus. Having _just_ a python registry IMO limits the enterprise audience by quite a bit (even if it is much better for Python-specific issues)
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by graynk 1y ago
Maybe provide some specific examples if you post dismissals such as this? TLDR assumes there _is_ a long version to read. I have been running it for several months daily on an Nvidia machine, it's been very stable for me. What is purel
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by graynk 1y ago
Somehow I keep hitting what I call "z-index issues". Examples: just for one frame I will see a background window drawn on top of everything else. Or a single line of pixels in Konsole will show me my desktop wallpaper (instead of
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by graynk 1y ago
I try to use KDE every 3-4 years and always come back to GNOME (which is bad in its own way) It's still, to this day, full of growing-pains-bugs, so every time a die from a thousand papercuts. I use NVIDIA+Wayland though and a lot of i
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by graynk 1y ago
I can not :(
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by graynk 1y ago
Get back to me once you successfully write a Vulkan app with LLMs
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by graynk 1y ago
1. Not a problem because it's not being applied retroactively, but it should be included in the design from the start for new games 2. It is a problem now, but the license for those can and will change if the law mandates it. Unless ad
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by graynk 1y ago
> It seems short sighted. In my opinion it's the other way around. It's short sighted to throw away so much of the medium's history with no way to preserve it.
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by graynk 1y ago
Yes?.. It does not have to be pretty. If you're able to deploy it, your community will be able to deploy it. If you really don't want to bother with that - don't sell the game, sell timed access and shut it down once the last
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by graynk 1y ago
I fail to see the impact it would cause on a smaller studio - a lot of the times the games from those are usually are already pretty simple to self-host, as they don't want to bear the load of maintaining servers besides maybe a master
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by graynk 1y ago
If it's rented and not sold - sure.
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by graynk 1y ago
> But it's less obvious to me how the legislation should work for a multiplayer-only game that goes out of business The idea is to force the companies to provide an end-of-life plan that leaves the game in a "reasonably playabl
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by graynk 1y ago
> effortlessly This is not the case > Meanwhile there are people spending their whole lives This is just relative privation fallacy speaking. You are welcome to try and create your own initiative and get popular streamers to talk abou
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by graynk 1y ago
Which is not the same as requiring compute capability >= 11.2 It requires compute capability >= 7.0 (which is RTX 20xx and higher)
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by graynk 1y ago
I genuinely can not understand if this is satire or not. Attaching everything to a phone number is the worst thing that happened to messaging.
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by graynk 1y ago
uBlock does not work. I don't know how people check that it works for them, but for me it definitely does not. Neither does e.g. https://getindie.wiki/ - redirects don't work and I can't even get to the sett
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by graynk 1y ago
Here's my test: I install Firefox version of the plugin and enable additional filter lists like "annoyances" and "cookie notices", then go to eurogamer.net 1. I still see cookie notice 2. I open uBlock and it says &
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by graynk 1y ago
Doubtful but ok. It's not lacking features for me, it's lacking polish Feature-wise the main missing feature is kernel level anticheat which I personally don't care about
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by graynk 1y ago
There is though. I'm playing Hitman 3 with all RTX options enabled, DLSS and frame generation
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by graynk 1y ago
It's getting there though. I own a high-end PC with nvidia GPU and I play VR on my Linux setup via ALVR (I own Quest 3) It's not straightforward and full of workarounds I have to do, but once you're in the game it works grea
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by graynk 1y ago
except it doesn't work. but you can install it, yes. I want to like Orion but I've seen the same bugs for a year now.
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by graynk 1y ago
Modders tweak and change games they like pretty much all the time, whether they are malleable or not.
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by graynk 1y ago
> solves no real problem this is very obviously not true.
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by graynk 1y ago
In your link they have only done tests on rabbits. In this post they have already done some tests on humans and are now increasing the dosage since March. > Small-scale studies began in 2022. Three groups of four healthy male volunteers
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by graynk 1y ago
Good to know! It's my first Arch-based distro so I'm a bit wary for now
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by graynk 1y ago
I have a video of me typing things into Microsoft Word at ~3-4 years old. I still hate Windows with a passion now (Mac too, tbh).
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by graynk 1y ago
I quite like CachyOS currently. I see no performance penalty (but I also have only a 75 Hz monitor and I haven't tested VR games all that much yet). Currently I'm playing through Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 on ultra with no issues.
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by graynk 1y ago
I'm using 4070 Ti with open kernel module on Wayland. It's MOSTLY painless. Some GNOME extensions seem to randomly hang everything on startup (I'm currently investigating which ones, I believe Dash to Dock and/or Unite a
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by graynk 1y ago
Starcraft 2 worked well for years. Fortnite doesn't work because Sim Tweeney doesn't want it work: both BattleEye and EAC can work on Linux, Epic just chooses not to enable that functionality.
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by graynk 1y ago
it had never reset for me even once, so I'm not sure what's that about

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