PoshBreeze

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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
I've update the link. It seems they've released a bunch of free content instead in recent patches, which contradicts what they previously said somewhat.
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
I've updated the Link with the right one. https://baldursgate3.game/news/the-final-patch-new-subclasse... So it looks like they've released free content update and after this is is going to be hot fixes?
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
Larian are no longer involved with development of BG3: https://www.ign.com/articles/wizards-of-the-coast-not-to-bla... EDIT: Updated Link. It seems they've added free patches and won't be working on BG4.
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
> Private servers are not always a viable alternative option for players as the protections we put in place to secure players’ data, remove illegal content, and combat unsafe community content would not exist and would leave rights holde
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
I shouldn't have worded it that way. I wanted to stress that the £10 would have been way more than the price per unit if there was a bulk order. As for it being a bit of a rip off yes it was a little bit . I found the same part for c
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
OK, thanks for the explanation. > Offering greater interconnected news and (eventually) reliability was a nice side effect. I am not sure about that. You still suffer from electronic problems due to corrosion around the plugs, duff socke
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
I don't believe what you are describing is necessary. I am pretty sure you could have a module where the switches are wired normally into something and that communicates with the main bus. I am pretty sure this is how a lot of cars alr
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
> I'm pretty sure that simple switch is something directly in the circuit for the fog light, and there is a dedicated wire between the fog light, the switch, and the fuse box. And if its an old Jag, those wires flake out and have to
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
This is often repeated but I don't believe this for a second. I have an 90s vehicle which is based on 60/70s technology. A switch for a fog light is like £10 on ebay for a replacement and I know I am not paying anywhere near cost
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
I don't want to use Fedora. Other than I've found it unreliable I switched to Debian because I was fed up of all the Window-isms/Corporate stuff in the distro that was enabled by default that I was trying to get away from. It
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
I will be honest, I just gave up. I couldn't get consistent performance on HellDivers 2. Many of the things you have mentioned I've tried and found they don't make much of a difference or made things worse. I did get it run
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
It depends on the games you play and what you are doing. It is a mixed bag IME. If you are installing a game that is several years old it will work wonderfully. Most guides assume you have Arch Linux or are using one of the "gaming&quo
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
Nvidia is the high end, AMD is the mid segment and Intel is the low end. In reality I am playing 4K on HellDivers with 50-60FPS on a 6800XT. Traditionally the NVIDIA drivers have been more stable on Windows than the AMD drivers. I choose an
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
> The RTX 4090 was massive, a real heccin chonker. It was so huge in fact, that it kicked off the trend of needing support brackets to keep the GPU from sagging and straining the PCIe slot. This isn't true. People were buying bracke
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
BTC is volatile but it isn't going to crash tomorrow or any time soon at least not by the amount that would make sense to sell with a wallet this old.
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
Working in smaller tech companies with worse pay is worse than working these tech jobs. Most of your co-workers you cannot trust to do anything e.g. Today I was investigating an issue (screen for X not updating). I open the dashboard and th
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
You can compare them because they overlap in use cases especially as lite-desktop/emulation/media/home-server. The PC ecosystem is more open so of course you are going to find lots of no name brands on amazon/ebay/a
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
Yes. You can get dirt cheap mini-pcs / NUC like devices on ebay for next to nothing and they aren't too crazy on the power front. The biggest problem for the Raspberry PI platform if you are using it as a home server or like a lit
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
> The only browser with built-in tipping is the one spearheaded by a man whose other claims to fame are inventing JavaScript and wanting to outlaw my marriage, and the token it uses apparently had 80 whole sellers in the past 24 hours. S
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
PS3 loading times IME were better than the PS4.
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by PoshBreeze 1y ago
> Arguably you could say the real drop in optimization happened in that PS1 -> PS3 era - everything went from hand optimized assembly code to running (generally) higher level languages and using abstrated graphics frameworks like Dire