I wonder how hard Dread is. A curse buildup means it’ll give an easier time on Regent but might be much more harder with necromancer/sly silent

I have a UPS that I use for my digital clock that runs off of the plug. If it turns off with a power outage the clock it remembers get desynced. Yep, it does not have an externally powered RTC. After plugging it to the UPS I never have to set it again if the clock turns off after an outage.

Is it overkill? Yes. But I go by the idea “any tech I buy MUST keep working until it dies in an unrepairable way”, and that clock is going strong for like 15 years.

All I know about the bootleg cartridge games was the infamous “7 Grand Dad”, but didn’t knew these types of games were that popular but given their prices and the game console ban back then it makes perfect sense.

And I thought choices of 693106 were dumb.

The LinkedIn profile states he now works at another Brisbane restaurant. A BBC check has found that pineapple is not on its menu.

Based

If you told people this dude was going to create and sell his own revolutionary game console back in the day, no one would believe it.

But he has achieved it, maybe except the revolutionary part.

There is definetly going to be a mod for it.

I do respect the billionaires that ask to pay more in taxes, which is why I respect none of them.

There exists legitimate reasons behind Play Integrity, the check that requires you to use Google Play to download certain apps.

Let’s say a company is developing an app for a bank. They’re responsible for any malfunction that can happen on it; including the user somehow installing a tampered copy, or if the user’s device being compromised. The law might wary in wording; but most countries would find the app devs in fault if the app itself got hacked. You’re expected to uphold as much security as you can, and enabling an option that increases it is only logical.

Singleplayer: After completing the game and feel like messing with it a bit more. On games that do not support it; injecting to memory to tweak stuff is fine.

Multiplayer: Only if everyone is aware of it (stuff like Minecraft 6b6t and CSGO HvH servers). It gives a different flavour to the typical gameplay loop.

But if the people I play with are unaware, i feel like it robs the enjoyment out of everyone.

There was also a most wanted browser port that also had multiplayer support, very cool stuff.

Edit: Found it, https://web.nfsmwo.com/

I get that EA doesn’t consider releasing the same exact game since acquiring the same car licenses again would be difficult and the game wouldn’t be the same even with a single car changed; but people still play and enjoy these games after all these years, I bet it would offset the licensing cost at the very least.

Please do not make it disc only. Don’t get me wrong, I like discs a lot but not every PC has a DVD reader anymore. Something like a USB drive or an SD card would be much better.

Apple Watch does not really pair with Android devices, so be aware of that. Changing your phone also drops you out of that.

If she’s developing apps for iOS, there’s no other alternative to XCode for Linux.

Slay the Spire 2. You start from being able to deal 6 damage per card and scale your way up to crazy numbers, each play gets you to choose different playstyles based on what cards you get and pick.

This oddly gives Superliminal vibes.

should exist on zlib too if you want to ddl

Bundling with distros explains a lot. I’ve been a Deluge user even before I moved to Linux but a new user’s much more likely to stick with the first torrent tool that works; which in this case is Transmission that comes by default.

I’ve seen much more people using Transmission on Linux compared to other torrent software, is there a specific reason why Linux users gravitate towards it?

I really like KDE’s “donate to get yourself added to a program’s credits” idea.

Race: the WTCC Game was my first Steam game, I’ve bought a CD of the game and it came with a Steam key. I’ve pretty much forgotten about it until I heard of this new game called Portal 2 and it needs a Steam account to buy. Tried registering and whoops, you already have an account on this email.

The game itself currently cannot be purchased on its own , the bundle the game’s included costs 40$ which i don’t think is worth just for that game.

Currently I have 250 games bought and 700ish more with Family Share.