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If you love pain and suffering, I highly recommend Intel display drivers!
You can also use Alt+D. Even easier to hit than Ctrl+L.
After the botched release, I figured I'd give this a shot someday after it got patched, went on sale, and I got a new GPU. But now all of that has happened and it still seems maybe not worth it. *sigh*
Oh wow, that's amazing. The MiSTer FPGA. The mt32-pi. And the surprisingly good voice acting. Thanks for sharing!
It would be nice if devs supported the correct icons, but it seems like few bother.
I just imagine that I'm using an Xbox controller and don't look at the controller.
I just imagine that I'm using an Xbox controller and don't look at the controller.
Intel was never able to make correctly functioning DX9 drivers over the last 20 years, so I'm sure using some open source translation layer instead can only be an improvement.
What really matters is perf/W. My current card will happily use up to 350W if pushed. But for most workloads I give it (e.g. reasonably efficient game, 2560x1440, 60fps, balanced DLSS), it runs silently at around 90-150W and 55-60C.
Sadly, perf/W is not easily quantified.
Sadly, perf/W is not easily quantified.
I played through all of the content, loved it, waiting for new content. I can't recall getting stuck like that. Are you using missiles as much as possible? Particularly the anti-shield ones?
Haha, I don't think so. Take a look at the gameplay video with the devs talking about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_VkpXudWf4
Let's see what the game is really like once it's out.
Let's see what the game is really like once it's out.
Winamp never died for me. It's served me well for almost 25 years. Pretty much as close to perfection as software gets IMO.
Yup that's Spectrum alright.
I'm sure they'll pass those costs along to their customers, and the lawyers and executives who broke the law will continue making bank.
I'm sure they'll pass those costs along to their customers, and the lawyers and executives who broke the law will continue making bank.
It's not too great for a marketplace to allow things that are obviously scammy. Should they be fine with games that include cryptominers and other obvious malware? I know the standards for games are pretty low (loot boxes, P2W, invasive DRM, etc) but I think most consumers expect there to be at least some standard for being included in a marketplace.
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The Pico is an incredible value at $4 and the new Pico W at $6 is even better. Wireless connectivity was the biggest weakness of the Pico BY FAR. Yes, there were third party boards that had it, but having something official from the Raspberry Pi Foundation and at only $6 is huge. Very excited to see this!
That's great but can you stick a nuke on it?
Try running a version of macOS from the last couple of years without an SSD. Ugh. Hope you like that beach ball.
Is there more cursed a genre than space sim? Ugh.
The only decent space sim I've found in modern times is Everspace 2. It's still in early access and has some issues, but overall it beats the pants off anything else from the last 20+ years IMO.
The only decent space sim I've found in modern times is Everspace 2. It's still in early access and has some issues, but overall it beats the pants off anything else from the last 20+ years IMO.
DCS is great if you want serious flight and systems modeling, combat, multiplayer, missions with relatively complex scripting possibilities, VR with a decent framerate, etc. MSFS is great if you want something lighter and more accessible, quality scenery/airports/POIs for the entire world, civilian aircraft, etc.
I'd encourage everyone to try both. Especially DCS, since you can do a LOT with the free version and mods. And if you want to buy a module, they go on sale almost every month it seems.
I'd encourage everyone to try both. Especially DCS, since you can do a LOT with the free version and mods. And if you want to buy a module, they go on sale almost every month it seems.
It's great to see Intuit be held at least somewhat accountable for their fraudulent behavior, despite the tens of millions of dollars they spent on lobbying to keep the scam going. This doesn't seem like nearly enough but at least it's something.
Huh. I never saw the Dune Encyclopedia and never knew they got it from there. Thanks!
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