I guess that is German, only with a single “l”, it’s not a Croatian word. We have a thing like Japan with English words written in katakana.

Here’s a link to the first piece, within the context of playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_su48vb9W3k&list=OLAK5uy_ke9MC4pp3w3L3qu6nz7Si2mFyD4TbKmGQ

Not only that, Russinovich through some magic made them keep this online: https://live.sysinternals.com/ and it’s the best site MS has, no bullshit whatsoever, dates showing when the tools were last updated. If you’re helping some unfortunate soul doomed to windows, it’s a great resource.

Just like Aaron Swartz

Try this as well.

If you like this, music or video concept, check out this classic.

Yeah, I think so too, it’s got that elusive something that elevates it beyond merely technical prodigy.

I would if the venue is not one of those Please note Level 5 has a steep gradient & may not be suitable for sufferers of vertigo stadiums and the ticket prices are not inflated accordingly.

You can objectively measure it by asking a person playing for a fixed amount of time how much time has passed and measuring the discrepancy. Games that lately immersed me the most are Intravenous (1/2) and Riftbreaker. Also, Streets of Rogue coop with kids.

I love pretty much the entire discography, and Parpaing is possibly my least favorite. I like the invented language lyrics more, all glory to Corpsegrinder’s voice but the lyrics are too 80s death metal for me with the house of corpses and all.

That’s true, but it’s also a pain in the ass compared to Steam, was my point. I can click on Dishonored and have it ready in 15 minutes while I make coffee, or I can download like

    Dishonored - Definitive Edition (Part 1 of 5) 2 MB
    Dishonored - Definitive Edition (Part 2 of 5) 4 GB
    Dishonored - Definitive Edition (Part 3 of 5) 4 GB
    Dishonored - Definitive Edition (Part 4 of 5) 4 GB
    Dishonored - Definitive Edition (Part 5 of 5) 2.4 GB 

and then install it by hand, after which I have double its size in used diskspace and have to delete those files. Also, there may be patches to install. People don’t realize this, but Steam doesn’t actually necessarily mean imply DRM. I 'member the time before Ubishit launcher when you could just take a Steam install of Rayman Origins and plop the directory from steam’s common files onto another computer.

I use 36gram ones (ridenow from aliexpress) and they’re surprisingly great and very cheap. I now carry four replacements when randonneuring and it’s still only the weight of one butyl tube. Also, they’ve become better in the last year between two times I’ve ordered them - the valve used to be plastic, now it’s metal; and they added two rubber washers to fill in the space below the valve, which is nice since that’s where they used to stretch and balloon in the space. I use them with a road bike, 700c*25 They do lose air a bit faster than butyl, I’d say about 1 bar a week, regardless if ridden or standing.

edit: haven’t tried lighter ones than 36gr. since a friend who did reported they tend to stretch too thin in places when re-pumping 4-5 times.

liveservice games completely lost any goodwill

And yet gacha liveservice shit reskins some fantasy into SF or the other way around every few weeks and makes good money.

Since almost 100k people tried it on Steam at launch and the next day it’s a ghost town, I’d say it’s very much whether the game is good or not. And 3 vs 3 on huge maps, with prefight busywork that feels like it could be skipped with no loss, on UE5 (which might be a good engine, but from high-end graphics games I learned to expect smeary upscaled shit with lumen painting everything grainy and blurry, input lag badly disguised with motion blur, etc.). Also, they lost a sizeable chunk of players to their TPM+secure boot requirements, even people who don’t know computers realized it means ad-serving fucking corpos can trust your secure computer, not you yourself.

Not having a launcher is my requirement to buy a game lol

Good luck with that. I need it because I’ve fiddled with my screwdriver adjusting the cassette head position to load Scuba Diver on ZX Spectrum too many times.

I love Aphex Twin, but this is giving too much importance to streaming metrics.

Requires both Secure Boot & TPM 2.0

Fuck right off

The very thing racist memes need to stay alive is literally articles like this, great job Guardian

It’s excellent, you can filter network access per app, or per IP, or isolate an app and allow it to access only certain addresses / ranges and the interface is really intuitive and user-friendly.

Up until today I was happy with turning off updates (as a precaution) and restricting Nova’s internet access (all phone network access is proxied through Rethink+), but this made me switch to Lawnchair and leave a 1-star review for both the free version and the paid upgrade token.

Incidentally, I completely missed this work of art until a few weeks ago because Glover dropped the official video on actor’s channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKnXFRW3LP0