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5·9 days agoOh true 🤦😅
still quite impressive given all the free games they give away and presumably pay the publishers for…
And use wired cameras so they can’t be easily disabled with a wifi jammer.
Could be: seems to wander between pronunciations from different accents, initially sounds American when he says “Wait”, then sounds sortof Indian for a bit after that before settling into a polish accent 😅
But I guess it might not be fake as I can imagine someone might pronounce some words differently if English is not thier first language and they learned some words from people with different accents…
It happens if there’s a lot of traffic from the same IP, happened to me when I first imported my subscriptions into smart tube on my tv after I cancelled YouTube premium when they jacked up the price. Was just a temporary ban though.
Might also depend on the model and if it does any sort of burn in protection processes such as pixel orbiting. My partner has been using a Samsung Odyssey G8 OLED for productivity about 4hrs a day for about the past 3 years and it doesn’t have any noticeable burn in yet(lots of other really annoying software UI issues though, because Samsung… 😅)
Probably not as bad as you might think:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbEgQrigiLc
but yeah not sure how much worse it would be if always on…
It’s basically just a synonym for any adapter cable, but usually more specifically, ones that have a short cable so they dangle from the port if they don’t have anything plugged in.
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Oh and another option could be to try to find emulators that run on mac, and maybe play some older games exclusive to a platform you didn’t previously own, or that you missed playing at thier time of release. Or buy an older second hand console that has games you haven’t played before…
Might be possible to run proton in a VM?:
Maybe try find some games that work on the mac?
There’s also this project trying to get linux in a vm to run games on a mac(and also trying to install Linux on a mac, but I assume it might break macOS since bootcamp isn’t a thing anymore, so the vm route is probably the better option):
https://github.com/AsahiLinux/muvm
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BbJMPfXTbbE
(I haven’t tried it since I don’t own a mac, just happened to find it when another friend who does have a mac was asking for similar advice to you previously, but he didn’t end up trying it either)
The thumbnail is created by the video uploader, not google, but yeah, they do incentivise click bait thumbnails…
It’s a list of general bullet points, each with 100-1000 sub-items…
8·16 days agoOh interesting, I assumed it’s so you remember its there and eat it faster so you buy more 😅
I think it still needs DDR5 modules, might be more useful if it could use LPDDR5 modules, then could get old phones with broken screens and desolder the ram…
It’s cool but it has a different vibe since it’s a solid foundation rather than wooden. Apparently the longest wooden one is Busselton Jetty in Western Australia which is 1.8km long.
Or you can just use git and pin your packages to specific versions and review the changes to the packages when they change using git diff…
I sorted your list by number of releases: