It’s a distilled version that becomes a potion in your stomach. There are several versions of this, my favourite of which is “instant bubbling potion, just add water”
It’s a distilled version that becomes a potion in your stomach. There are several versions of this, my favourite of which is “instant bubbling potion, just add water”
Especially if you’re using raid5 for multi disk.
Kinda amazing how some people would rather spend their energy denying well-known facts than just admit that both players are kinda crappy…
Well yeah. I had all sorts of mental health problems I was struggling to deal with, but now I’m struggling to make the perfect desktop configuration instead.
Still pretty important given how many systems are using the 1.0 series.
Snaps have had a permission system for at least 5 years now.
I’m waiting for a Jay Foreman Every Station song.
I don’t have a good comparison for this since my Intel CPUs are from 2014 or earlier, but I was thoroughly impressed with how well my new AMD laptop did video encoding (compared to the only-as-expected bumps in performance otherwise). Do you have examples of how much better QuickSync is than VCN?
You’re making my point for me though. Each of the other things you’ve suggested is more work than requires more expertise. Popping up an emulator on an existing box and dumping a ROM in there is something an intern can do.
All of these other things can be done, but they’re not as quick and simple, and that’s why we’re seeing this in the first case - Nintendo went with a quick and simple solution, and someone found a bug (it still plays Windows noises).
I generally use avocado and horseradish that I dye green for some reason.
I take it you’ve never ported an application to a different platform running on a different hardware architecture before.
Better to put thin slices of raw fish on it.
Next time use arborio rice. It sticks together nicely and creates a protective layer for your keyboard.
This looks a whole lot like it’s probably some random emulator they grabbed and full screened?
Making an FPGA for all of this is far more work than pulling an open source emulator and sticking it on a machine…
Antix would be removing the kinky German stuff, but also no.
Missionary but with a bunch of kinky German bondage equipment.
An FPGA seems like a lot of effort, but an SNES emulator running on a Raspberry Pi seems like it may have been a better option IMO.
My laptop had 2 USB4 with type C connectors, a USB 3.2 type A connector and a USB 3.2 type C connector, but recently it’s had an HDMI connector instead of the 3.2 type C.