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joshschreuder
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joshschreuder
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Highly recommend going through Summoning Salt’s back catalogue as he is a great storyteller. He has a way of getting me interested even in games I’ve never played, like Ninja Gaiden [1]. I think the epitome of this for me was his vid on Mar
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As mentioned in this vid, there is also a TAS of SMB that uses left/right simultaneously to surpass the human limit
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From memory they give refunds based on some time threshold of hours played. So if you’ve played more than say 2 hours, it’s much harder to get a refund
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Didn’t the Steam Link stream video from a full on PC? I’m not sure the 4K encoding and streaming in near-realtime story is particularly good even today, let alone a year or two ago when a 4K Steam Link might have been a possible hardware it
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Is there a DPI threshold that would benefit most from GPU support?
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> It just seems too arrogant to consider: we're the only ones, what we know is the limit of possibility, and we're so special that even if they're out there they will never visit us. I think the alternate view is the oppos
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A more skeptical person would say it’s been months away from proof of stake for years now… I’m not bearish on this in particular but let’s wait for the thing to actually happen before celebrating it as a win I reckon.
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5y ago
Without knowing anything of the religious rules at play here, could you have an elevator that incorporates both? Eg. default is to travel in Sabbath mode but non-religious residents could still use the buttons to override it to a specific f
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The EF Core thing might make a little more sense with some context. It originally started out only compatible with .NET Core (which was the successor to .NET Framework) Eventually Microsoft came to the conclusion that doing .NET Framework
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Good call, it’s most likely bokeh. See https://youtu.be/g256IPFoqMg Mick West incidentally does a number of quite good videos on UFO footage and camera phenomena.
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6y ago
I’ve been a paying (happily) user since Reader died, and I am a big fan of Newsblur. It’s one of my “multiple visits a day” sites / app. You’re also super responsive on Twitter / support channels too whenever I’ve needed, thanks f
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It’s a great game, really hit that X-Files / Fringe vibe that has been largely missing from a lot of media in the last decade or so.
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There’s some really great SCPs on there, I go through the top rated ones every few months. Some very creative and well thought out pieces. I have a feeling like the developers of Control (the video game) were heavily influenced by SCPs.
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I am the same, 310 subs here. I didn't mean to imply this was frequent behaviour, as it's not. My point is more that I can understand Youtube channels wanting to have more control over their distribution and ensuring people who wa
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I don't know if it's a bug or intentional, but I have absolutely had cases where the thing you're talking about (Subscriptions) either refuses to show me a new vid from a channel I'm subscribed to, or refuses to notify m
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If you pin it to start menu, and have an Admin console setup via the settings it will appear in the Start menu jump list to open as admin. Though doing it this way you do get the flicker as the non admin terminal spawns the admin terminal.
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I’ve done a few Jackbox Party Pack games sessions over last year’s lockdown, they are good fun and there’s normally at least one game per pack that everyone can be good at, without necessarily being the funniest or most creative. It works q
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I believe they were, due to them being publicly funded. Which is to say nothing of the fact that such public funding has been continuously stripped back under Liberal governments (while continuing to give investment to Foxtel, a private com
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License and licence always throws me off. And I much prefer aging to ageing.
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https://alexbeals.com/projects/colorize/search.php?q=Urine Is a bit better
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I could be wrong, but I believe it searches the MFT directly rather than having to index files on disk, making it a lot faster. Everything would be faster for network drives because of this though.
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I recommend WizFile [0] as an alternative (same developer of WizTree, which is a far better WinDirStat alternative). [0] https://antibody-software.com/wizfile/
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The 3900X really is an incredible processor. I switched from mostly crappy Dell work laptops to a proper desktop with a 3900X late last year and the compile and general responsiveness times are night and day (not unexpectedly)
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I tried Patreon simply off name recognition as you say. With that said, I did try to switch over to Liberapay after reading this, but they don't support automatic payments via Paypal (only Stripe, which the receiver has to support), so
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It may not even prove that depending on your mock/fake strategy though.
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I believe Microsoft are still recommending people move to .NET 5 though. Unless you're extremely risk averse it seems like a very simple upgrade from 3.1 to 5 and hopefully 5 to 6 next November (which will be the LTS release) is the sa
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Avidemux is a good quick and dirty editor with a fair bit of power http://fixounet.free.fr/avidemux/
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+1 for Thimbleweed Park, though I probably wouldn't recommend it for a 7 year old. But Tim Schaeffer's studio Double Fine did Broken Age which I think would be great for a younger audience. Otherwise a lot of those games mentioned
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A lot of companies are at least removing the more aggressive DRMs (eg. Denuvo) some time after the prime sales window has passed, at which point they would either have minimal DRM like Steam, or be fully cracked.
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Which device are you on? This basically never happens to me on XS but does quite a lot on iPad Pro 9.6. I’m almost certain it’s just a result of how much memory your device has.
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