RasPi isn’t actually very efficient for what it is.
RasPi isn’t actually very efficient for what it is.


Microslop.


Increasingly yes, Unity is spyware and UE5 games all play, look and feel the same.


But let me guess, Ring 0 anti cheats are fine and dandy? (neither are fine)
Looking for a fight
Well too bad, since Bethesda just keeps cutting their Arenas.
Fallout 3, Evergreen Mills (though they did add one in the Pitt)
Skyrim, Windhelm.
Fallout 4, Combat Zone
Probably Fallout76. (they did scrap a LOT of PVP content after players were friendlier to each other than they’d expected)
Starfield, Space - Cut Ship Fighting.


I wouldn’t consider the main Dragon Quest series to be AAA, let alone the spin-off builders game…
As otherwise mentioned a 16x/8x/4x card can be used in a 1x slot.
Any 1x physical GPU will be extremely overpriced for what it is as they’re incredibly niche products.


The problem is anything else is extremely expensive for what should be a $1 a year service or you can self host but constantly be chasing domain blocks since your MX isn’t whitelisted and won’t be by the blue chips since you’re not a blue chip corporation.


That fabricated music was then distributed across platforms using a company called Vydia.
Definately not Leather Jacket Man of nVidia…


Probably still sooner than GTA6 on PC.


I wouldn’t say any update.
The game should be fit for purpose, bug fixes should be expected.
New content should not, a ‘roadmap’ should not be expected. But I do expect the game to work.


This isn’t run by Microslop.
Yet.


two instances of Outlook
pst/ost corruption incoming.
And sometimes that will fail too (process in an uninterruptable sleep)


Tape width should be in mm, there is no need to use cm.


I know the topic is prices increasing due to scarcity of parts, but Nintendo should have expected exactly that outcome when they started subsidising the Japan-only consoles with higher prices elsewhere…
Owncast if you’ve got a decent enough internet connection.
Consider- a ‘decent’ 1080p h.265+opus stream will be around 8mbps, if you’ve got 10 devices watching, that’s 80mbps, you’d really want 100mbps+ upstream bandwidth to do that.
If you’re lucky enough to have 1GBPS/1GBPS, then you’re probably fine for a hundred or so devices, if you’re stuck on an asynchronous connection, do consider how much upstream bandwidth you (they) have.