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Comment #47075727
With a lot of games you can put DXVK DLLs in its folder and get better performance: https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/releases
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Comment #36818326
This writer (Digital Antiquarian) has a lot of interesting articles on early computers and computer games.
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Comment #36170220
A great video on the history of Monkey Island speedruns: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0mso2jW6Jc&t
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Comment #36003060
There is a lot of FUD over what data TikTok collects, but even with data from just using the app they can do a lot of profiling.
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Comment #35130214
Right, and the clientele of SVB was largely businesses. Only 7% of SVB deposits were FDIC insured, making them extra vulnerable to bank runs.
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Comment #34373056
A lot of their game logic times based on "game cycles" instead of something proper like counting seconds. ScummVM runs a lot of old Sierra games; it applies some patches to game sc…
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Comment #33023820
I played God of War (2018), the Last of Us games, and some other stuff on PS Now (Sony's cloud gaming platform). There were some issues but overall it worked pretty well. There are…
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Comment #31257033
Are you basing this on Mark Stern's tweets? I read pages 31-32 of the opinion and it mentions Obergefell v Hodges but the decision isn't explicitly criticized.
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Comment #30716604
Some articles on this: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-44951670 https://www.cnn.com/2013/04/12/business/second-hand-clothes-...
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Comment #23629466
It's worth noting that this benchmark uses the 13" MBP; the 16" MBP has a more powerful CPU.
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Comment #21608183
I'm pretty happy with the PlayStation Now experience for games that don't require fast response times; I would say it is "viable".
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Comment #21540501
Most Android OEMs stop updating their phones after 2 years, no? That's not a problem exclusive to Motorola.
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Comment #20421264
Apparently some later releases of SM64 turned on optimizations and have less lag than the earlier ones.
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Comment #20412135
Even just eating less beef would make a big difference; it has a much higher carboon footprint than other forms of meat: https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-46459714
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Comment #20234213
I'd argue AMD and Intel were pretty close in single-threaded performance until the Core 2 Duo (released in 2006).
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Comment #20155218
Current captive dolphins and whales are grandfathered in, so Marine Land will still keep running for a while.
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Comment #20148627
The web has had game walkthroughs since I started using it (about 1995). I remember the first walkthrough I looked up was for Space Quest 6.
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Comment #19871859
Because Hyper-V is a type 1 hypervisor, VMs that use it can be faster; I've found using docker in virtualbox is a lot slower than using docker for Windows (which uses Hyper-V).
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Comment #19869966
You can boot from USB or other partitions on some chromebooks; see GalliumOS: https://galliumos.org/
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Comment #19869632
You have to enable developer mode to run crouton; you don't have to do that to run Linux apps. Unfortunately I couldn't get crouton to work on a chromebook I bought recently; after…
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Comment #19869596
One advantaage to dual booting is you can get hardware acceleration, which you don't currently get with Linux apps in ChromeOS (though they are working on it). Another is that most…
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Comment #19869543
Debian runs in a VM and different apps run in separate containers.
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Comment #19845402
I'm not sure if it will be Hyper-V? Currently to use Hyper-V you have to have a non-home license for Windows, though maybe they will change that for this. I hope you don't have to …
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Comment #19845378
Some of the existing WSL distros (like Ubuntu) already include package managers (like apt).
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Comment #19841189
From https://venturebeat.com/2019/05/06/microsoft-windows-termina... : "WSL 2 will also support running Linux Docker containers natively, so that VMs are no longer required." Great…