Skelectus @ Skelectus @suppo.fi

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This was the thing some 10 or 15 years ago.

Ah, I see.

Linux client is a joke, I use the proton version because it's more stable.

This isn't uncommon. Proton is way better if the developer half-assed the port.

Also, this reminded me that I wanted to try BeamMP. Sucks if it's unplayable.

It's probably just to not falsely advertise support when some of the untested games don't work.

I noticed an extra word and looked it up.

'I Still Don't Care About Cookies' is a fork of 'I Don't Care About Cookies'. It's not owned by Avast.

If you're unsure and just want something easy, my recommendation is Pop OS. I think it has replaced Ubuntu as the generally recommended works-out-of-the-box distro.

Pop is Ubuntu based and inherits most of its good qualities. I consider it mostly an improvement, especially for gaming.

Edit: Oh sorry, I missed the other reply thread.

EA games and such sound plausible, but

No fromsoft

I have probably played their whole steam catalogue on linux. They work fine.

Same for TES and Fallout.

Just to make sure, you did enable proton for "unsupported" games, right?

Compatibility isn't perfect, but I have to ask, what does your library look like if so few games in it work?

Why is there such a large jump from TS to JS?

I think most people just know him from tesla/spacex/cryptobro/pedo accusation submarine/hyperloop or some subset of that.

People with different definitions were constantly bickering on whether it qualifies as open source. It might as well for all I care.

But it's not free and open source with that restrictive license. The word free doesn't refer to the price tag.

It's not foss, unless they've changed the 'temporary licence' yet.

E: It is an awesome project and I really hope it takes off, but this isn't the best place to post it.

I nuked my accounts and I'm fully content with that. There's no fomo, I haven't even bothered to peek at how my old subs are doing.

I still use site:reddit.com when making searches, but that's a different thing.

This answer right here.

That can't be quite right either, as it would be eaten immediately.

I looked it up, most specific I could find is this quote:

...leakage from the power rails leading to the I/O chip

Not sure how accurate this is, but the power has to originate from something that is actively powered.

I think the first ARM processor consumed no power

Now that would be some efficiency aight.

I recall something about operating on leak current alone, which is probability where you got that from.

No.

Hedman Partners lähetti aiheettoman kiristyskirjeen? Hullua.

Yeah, I used that outdated bottles package for too long before realizing.

Valta ei kuulukaan kansalle.

With mushrooms growing out of it!