The UI also felt like the best extraction shooter UI I’ve ever encountered.

As another big Hunt fan this made me laugh. The bar is pretty low over in Hunt land unfortunately.

Or miscarrying :(

TIL I had no idea you could untick compatibility and some games would auto-run with a Valve selected Proton version

I am a little disappointed to find out it was just the Mike Tyson fight and not the entire game. Or I was curious to see what ridiculous glitches they needed to use to get to the end in 2 minutes.

It’s weird because there is a thumbnail with pictures but no pictures in the actual article

Yeah I personally prefer IINA on the Mac because of how native the interface is. Neither VLC or IINA has had trouble paying any video files I have.

Blocking Linux probably didn’t help those numbers

Oh yeah, I missed the link in your original post, thanks for doing that

Nerdvpn isn’t working for me, direct link for those that are okay with Youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zjzBbdl7hk.

Sorry you have to go through that. I hope you are able to get out of Texas at some point.

The 4 to 1 ratio gets aged out of real quickly. In fact I am not sure we ever got that ratio with our daycare.

If only we had 4 years to adjust and prepare

Performance art in 2024

Out of the loop, what happened to kbin?

People treat it like a mistake but not be able to use the mouse while it’s plugged in is the entire point of the design. Right or wrong the Apple designers thought a cord drag was a bad experience and designed to prevent it.

They probably looked at their target audience and realized there was a certain percentage of folks that would just leave the mouse on the cord 24/7 and wanted to prevent that.

Evil Dead 2

Thanks for the direct link.

The monopoly position helped for sure but I think it’s glossed over that at one point Internet Explorer was simply the best web browser on the market. It’s was only after years of mismanagement by Microsoft that it gained the reputation it has now. But there was a point in the late 90s early 2000s where Netscape was a super buggy mess and Internet Explorer was the best browser on the market.

That was true for Chrome as well, when that first hit the market it was a light and amazing browser. There were a lot of technology savvy early adopters for Chrome.

I wonder if arm Linux laptops will become more of a thing.

I know Apple silicon has a lot more going on then just arm, but a Linux based device with that kind of efficiency to power ratio would be cool.

He has done some other good videos but yeah this is a pretty shit take that amounts to “stop having fun”.