The last instructions I had involved downloading an older version of the Kindle desktop app to grab the books, and I couldn’t find that one except on style rather sketchy looking sites that I didn’t trust running executables from.
This looks like it might be a more effective solution. Thanks!
Does that still work? Last time I tried I had no luck
Home Assistant, school gestapo edition?
They’re also only “small” when it comes to big corps wanting to do something exploitive, not for citizens rights
Yeah. I’ve got an Artist Pro Wireless, and Sonar stuff has screwed it up in weird ways
That’s because you’re using LVM though. In most distros you could also use something like:
/dev/vg/root
Yeah there are a few games that you can try the demo on Steam but you’d think that’d be a more common thing. With full digital, it’s even easier then the old shareware methods
Cards had such neat names back then too.
Voodoo Banshee Rage 3D Pro Ensoniq Soundscape (soundcard)
I’m kinda glad it didn’t get to the point of “throbbing purple speedster” or whatever, shit’s kinda boring now
I’ve been fairly happy with Alfred locks using ZigBee. There’s still a Bluetooth+App component to those as well for adding choices but you don’t need it to use ZigBee for locking/unlocking or viewing status.
Don’t use the wifi bridge though. I briefly tried that and it connects to some address hosted in AliCloud of all frigging places
Yeah but by “connected” I’d assume that at least means with a public IP. Running a stock Debian 5 or 6 system with SSH vulnerabilities could result in the same thing.
That isn’t too say that you SHOULD run an old winXP system, but absent allowing a way in or out going somewhere bad the still needs to be a way for the malware to initially interact with the machine
The only way I could see this not being a complete shit-show is if they integrate them into the game in a way that makes sense, which has been done in places before. Banners along the roadside in a racing game (which exists in real life), a sci-fi hologram advertising “new-new-new coke, now with added element-320” as you walk by, etc
But since it’s EA we’re more likely to get an ad for hemmoroid cream during a loading screen, and the loading screen will be extended to ensure it plays the whole ad
In remembering the original, I feel like the tone was similar in Intergrade. Yeah, we all probably have mostly memories of a certain “serious” scene with Aerith and a certain brooding edgy vampire type, but there was plenty of cheese to be had in the original.
I actually played through GoW just slightly before FF7. Yeah it’s a more serious - and Christopher Judge is the boss (even if he didn’t say “indeed”) - but it had some weird bits of cheese too and overall, it had the advantage of being a new plotline rather than a remake/modification of something that originally had an audience with 80’s-born teens.
I’m actually a bit of an initial naysayer on the remake. I didn’t trust the change from ATB to ARPG style combat, chopping it up into episodes, or just the fact that Square has frankly been fairly disappointing in several of the last few released I’ve played (the plot of FFXV was a disconnected trainwreck and FFXIII was a grind).
That said, it came out on PC and then hit a sale and I quite enjoyed it. Yeah there are cheesy bits, but many of them feel pretty intentionally cheesy and overall I felt it paid decent homage to the original, especially the Don Corneo part etc
When I spread democracy, I do it for Super Earth!
Just do a “RetroPie” install on Linux. It was originally built for Pi’s but works fine on 64-bit Debian/Ubuntu etc
Plenty of people have OLED TVs that last longer than that, depends on the use case.
My laptop has an OLED screen and I’m pretty sure it’s older than 5yo now. No burn in. No dead pixels
Not good for real-time rendering, but it still has potential for rendering 3D still scenes or frames of a video, or a small studio might have those 80 CPU’s in a render-farm and not need to worry about supply-issues for GPU’S
Yeah but if the primary maintainers are in the US it’ll take a bit before a new group can really work on it in a productive manner
Yeah they’re not always maxed, but I’ve got a lot of stuff running on those cores, I’ve just found that they lag a bit for some heavier workloads as the CPU’s have a lot of cores but not a huge top speed.
The main concern would be increasing power output without increasing my power bill
I’m hoping we’ll see some good energy efficient server kit as well. My current VM rig runs dual 16 core CPUs but they’re older and a bit pokey. It’d be nice to have something to move up to that isn’t going to screw up my energy bills
I actually just use the cold even in my own bathroom. A bit of frosty water cools the O-Ring after a meal with a biiiiit too much hot sauce, or when that slight lactose-intolerance flares up.
But the heated seat on a good quality bidet… that’s amazing