I meant without dedicated circuits, obviously. Can’t it be parallelised? Many cpus have a lot of relatively idle cores at a given time…

I remember that my 486 had trouble with mp3 files, but soon enough, I got a new machine with many more spare cycles.

You have to go through Pearsons 101?

Can’t current CPUs decode it in real time?

That’s fine, I don’t know what Pearson’s course is and I’m not really interested. So, ah, “Remind me later”, I guess…

Ah but there are also a lot of minor features in Windows 11 that aren’t really looking too good.

Normally it should be quite small. It’s just exposing an interface to a few simple bits of hardware.

It surprises me that there are users like that that haven’t yet gone through some kind of major data loss event. Or maybe they’ve only used a computer for a couple years…

Edit: not those with archives, those with a single disc of course.

Back in the day, it was considered nice to put your geographical coordinates in your DNS record.
Of course, you could also run whois. Even finger. It was fairly different.

Probably just your tuner that’s unplugged. Feel around for any loose wires.

I still have the original manual somewhere, with a little thank you note by Ton. It’s probably useless now though.
On the bright side, I think blender is much more user friendly nowadays.

Mine was a 486DX50. I used that beast for quite some time. It ran great.

Alyx came out after I had to take my gaming machine offline, due to no longer having a place to put it while my home is being rebuild (which will be done one day, hopefully, so fucking done with that damn laptop and it’s tiny screen)… but anyway there were other great games. Lone Echo was quite good. Elite Dangerous in VR was pretty awesome as well. Although my Oculus CV1 might be dated now. Not even sure if I can use it any longer now that it’s a meta piece of hardware.

Move then buy a bike.

Well in that case I agree with you!

There are many single player scenarios for arma. On top of the ones that are in the game.

It’s still a decent game.

I’m slightly worried that games on Linux will end up targeting Steam os, instead of just running great on any distribution.
And I’m fine running SuSE and Fedora. Also they run my games just fine and I wish it stayed that way.

I don’t really “hate” windows, but I dislike it.

However I can’t really move away from it.

I did so back in win 3.11 days, a while ago.

It’s like: “I’d like 5 snow to go, please”
“How much? Ill have you know that in my days, snow just fell from the sky, for free!”
“Stop laughing, it’s true! People even hated it.”

Ok, I booted the usb, but I think it went under the kitchen cabinet so now I’m stuck.

Right. These days, in most of Europe you have to order your snow online and hope it doesn’t melt in transit.