carl_dungeon @ carl_dungeon @lemmy.world

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I mean, they only need to give back like $200, so it really is the least they can do.

Not likely. I’m sure life exists out there, it’s just too far away.

No that’s really not possible. I’d recommend tossing the similar ones after you pick the “best”.

Fallout 4 wasn’t bad, it was a lot of fun for a few playthroughs. You can make some valid arguments about steps backwards from new Vegas, but it did a lot of things well too.

It might- but you’d have to worry about the chemicals in the adhesive too.

Ps5 controller is Bluetooth, works for me without any special drivers. Has native support in some games for the haptic triggers and touch pad. It’s a fantastic general purpose unit. The Nintendo switch classic NES controllers are awesome for retro emulation too- also Bluetooth. They make NES/SNES/N64 variants- but really the ps5 will handle all those use cases and feel just fine for any modern gaming.

They should both go to jail

Yawn

What standard is trump being held to again?

This is like the wife beater screaming at his wife “why are you making me do this!?”

Yeah cause not only is musk a piece of shit, but Putin can’t resist his deep throat game

This is fucking gold

That’s about what they look like from the factory!

I gotcha, I misunderstood. Cheers!

You’re right, but that universal hardware support is still lacking. It’s spotty on different tv boxes, phones, consoles. It’ll get there!

Got it

I agree. One day we’ll hit a point where no matter how much money you toss at it, it wont get much better and at that point, open source will catch up, and then companies will opt for that because it’s free, until then that license gets you x% better quality/byte ratios, it gives your company and “edge” to go all in on it.

Video is a can of worms. Video files have the concept of a container (like .mp4, .mkv) and codecs (h.264, h.265). Making it worse, you also have embedded audio which has its own codec (mp3, ac3, aac, ogg, flac).

For me, mp4 container with h.264 video and aac audio have the widest hardware support- videos encoded that way pretty much play on everything and well.

It’s going to be a couple more years before good hardware support for h.265 is ubiquitous. I see .mkv with h.265 used a lot for 4K stuff, and while well supported on desktop, device support is still spotty.

What’s wrong with ZSH? I was using it for 5+ years before it became the default over bash, mainly because of the auto complete features, oh-my-zsh and later just plugins and powerlevel10k.

Wait it’s not Obama taking the guns!?