30fps

quality

pick one

I bet its at full 69.99 bullshit price too

how does this work if you live close to another state? As in if you live in a state with sales tax but down the road is a state without sales tax- why ever shop in your state?

Easy solution - I just wont be buying games the deck cant run.

Optimise your games for lower end hardware. Problem solved.

are you sharing a server solely to play with friends?

You could consider using something like zerotier to create a private network

Steam link

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2369900/Castlevania_Dominus_Collection/

Seems playable on Steamdeck too!

If he posted all the chat history, he could settle all of this once and for all. The vagueness of it all makes it much more suspect hes being dishonest

I havent used kodi in a long time, since swapping to jellyfin. I personally found kodi would always buffer sometimes, far more than it should ever need to. With jellyfin, same server, no buffer

Not quite a nothingburger

Nissim and Okupski note that exploiting the bug would require hackers to already have obtained relatively deep access to an AMD-based PC or server, but that the Sinkclose flaw would then allow them to plant their malicious code far deeper still. In fact, for any machine with one of the vulnerable AMD chips, the IOActive researchers warn that an attacker could infect the computer with malware known as a “bootkit” that evades antivirus tools and is potentially invisible to the operating system, while offering a hacker full access to tamper with the machine and surveil its activity.

Happy to be corrected but I think code server doesn’t use the exact vscode build from microsoft

https://coder.com/docs/code-server/FAQ#why-cant-code-server-use-microsofts-extension-marketplace

And I think the trackers you are (rightly) concerned about aren’t in code server but they have their own equivalent. You can disable the telemetry though

https://coder.com/docs/code-server/FAQ#how-do-i-disable-telemetry

Apple got away with implementing it

I have no idea either way - floating a question.

Did apple previously allow kernel access and then restrict it again? It seems the specific issue with MS vs McAfee etc is due to originally being allowed access, but microsoft restricted it, affecting their products?

Cant imagine anything worse than not only specific communities names to post to, but also arbitrarily collecting up #hashtags. Would these appear as posts to you? What if the poster didn’t want it to appear in your community?

have microsoft tried logging it out and in again?

Infisical?

https://github.com/Infisical/infisical

Personally, literally some postit notes for my own selfhosted projects

Request access to early access

I went to the steam page, pressed Request Access, which was immediately granted (automated)

This is about Genshin Impact running on the Steam Deck.

And watch, literally nothing happens. Are you paranoid you’re being personally watched and followed?

I haven’t seen anything about a translation layer for x86 to ARM like MacOS has (rosetta?). Is this something ive missed?

answered my own question https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/gaming-laptops/snapdragon-x-elite-spotted-running-baldurs-gate-3-at-around-30fps-supporting-claims-that-windows-games-just-work-on-arm-chip/

Baulders Gate 3 running at 1080p hovering around 30FPS

It seems that way with a lot of REST clients for whatever reason.

It starts off as what we all want - a simple rest client, maybe storing environments and requests

Then companies start building more features to try and create a whole community or ecosystem

They start asking for account creation. Then team creation to share with your team. Then an enterprise plan. Then they gimp the original features and paywall them.

Looking at you, Postman, Insomnia, Thunderclient

just to clarify for my smoothbrain, are japanese publishers locking the japanese market out of their games?