In your downloads folder. Just as before. Did you by chance remove it's file permissions? Or mess with the config to swap the folder in the past and now it no longer has permissions?
Honestly if the POS that Tesla sells here counts as a truck, my bicycle does...
Meh, with games we want them to work independent of which type of controller we use, but display each driver's specific button graphics as needed. I see no difference here. Do I want dynamic upscaling and auto-HDR for all graphics cards? Sure! Do I still want it optimized for each type of graphics card unless the hardware makers can - unlikely - present a unified API? Of course I do.
Why not? They are one of the last browsers to add support, so I think they quite did?
“Natural” has almost no meaning on a package, it is just a hand-waving word
That's partially because it's useless in general, of course it's natural, where else would you get it from? Every atom from a particle accelerator colision?!
What additional axis? Swiping is always done on a 2D board?
Why does it produce such extra load on a QWERTY keyboard?
a layout designed to circumvent jamming typewriter keys
BTW, the supposed origin of the QWERTY layout is uncertain, and the story about it being based around avoiding adjacent bigrams has been called into question often enough (PDF, see pg. 169ff). You can see there plenty images of typewriters that had O next to U still (I was left of U), which if you think about bigrams makes no sense as especially back then it was one of by far the most common ones.
The supposed slowdown is also false as explained in the PDF, as early typewriters were used to receive morse-code, and could type at 60-80 words per minute while the best morse senders capped at ~30, meaning that no slowdown would have been perceivable anyways.
One proposed origin could be that the early still-not-quite-there developments were based on most people using 4-8 fingers to type not all 10, and alwys the inner fingers and discarding the outer ones.
Why does this not work with a QWERTY layout?
Sure, and we've tried a lot of alternative layouts over the decades.
None of them stuck around, by and large. Some have ultra-niche followings, sure. But overall, the latin-script world has stuck to (Q|A)WERT(Y|Z). For a reason!
a layout designed to circumvent jamming typewriter
Or are you have... the stroke?!
Homeworld 3 is rated 'Strong' after being reviewed by 16 critics, with an overall average score of 80. It's ranked in the top 17% of games and recommended by 79% of critics.
Link ot the actual source. No need to give someone regurgitating their content the ad impressions instead of the people doing the work.
That has never once worked. Nowhere. Ever.
I hate how this woman still gets attention. Sigh.
Imagine thinking the standards are from, or care about, the US.
You're the ass-backwards place that still measures things in bald eagles, dingbats and whatchamacallits. You and 2 more countries. Get with the times.
They did it a second time, so what is it now? Dependable incompetence?
I mean, this sucks, but I also wonder how this could be fixed. If you read up what absolutely benign stuff like your physical screen resolution coupled with how quickly you move your mouse coupled with your possible languages ad companies can use to uniquely identify you among the whole world visiting their page, it's not a long throw at all to uniquely identify someone based on their steam friends.
Which to be fair, is a more than enough law for 98%++ of the population and all companies, too. Just not for the biggest companies who really ought to always be upgraded one "unit". That is, instead of 500 Kiloeuros, they get to pay 500 Megaeuros.
Hrm, I had similar issues on my Artillery X2 before.
Here's what I went through:
- Replaced the nozzle
- Replaced the thermistor
- Replaced the heating block
- Replaced the main PCB
- Replaced the heatbreak
Finally, I gave up, and took out the thermistor again thinking maybe I broke it. There's a small PCB connected to it, that sits on the side of the hot end assembly. I contacted Artillery about a potentially faulty hot end PCB, they sent me a replacement. It did not help. Desperate, I also replaced the thermistor with the replacement one that was part of their repair kit. And that worked. I think the faulty PCB broke the first replacement thermistor or something...
This is another post in our Code Health series. A version of this post originally appeared in Google bathrooms worldwide as a Google Tes...
Short but honestly good advise to rather pull boolean checks apart and re-group them as they make sense in the context of the given situation you're checking for.
I started doing this when building an alert-check system for the company I'm working for right now, and it really helps organize what is a pre-condition, what a syntactical requirement, etc etc.
The studios behind these mega hits spent more than a decade iterating on their favorite design ideas until they went supernova.
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Remedy has made a couple of changes to its core management team with the goal to grow Alan Wake and Control into larger franchises.
> This morning, Finnish game developer Remedy Entertainment announced a couple of key changes to its core management team. First and foremost, Chief Operations Officer Christopher Schmitz has resigned and will leave the company on May 31. Secondly, Mikael Kasurinen has been promoted to Creative Director, sharing responsibilities in this role with Sami Järvi, more commonly known as Sam Lake. Kasurinen also joins the Remedy core management team.
Bethesda and Tango Gameworks have quietly removed Denuvo DRM technology from Ghostwire: Tokyo on PC as part of a recent update.
Talk about having essentially forgotten about it. I bet!
I suppose they only did it now due to some license agreement expiring?
So I finally got around to trying out Deliver Us Mars, having never played the predecessor but having a fair few friends rave about it (the previous game) being this rough but amazing gem.
With the successor... I made it to just after landing on Mars before I had to drop it. Ugh.
It's not a bad game, not at all. I found two really big positive things about it:
- The vistas on Mars are truly breathtaking with everything cranked up to max. They did phenomenal work here, it really feels like you're alone on this giant red planet that is utterly alien to you.
- The sequence before that, in zero gravity, was amazing in how it felt moving around in a cramped space. Especially in first-person view.
But throughout the entire 3 hours up to that point, the actual atmosphere struggled hard against the facial and character models. And since the game is talk-heavy in the early parts, the camera constantly shows faces. Which look incredibly bad. Really amazing, as if someone intentionally tried to do that. And this would be alright - after all it's a small-budget game - but it contrasts really hard against the amazing scenery and space graphics.
It was this weird contrast that kept pulling me out of the story, ruining the immersion. Then came the first bigger climbing areas, and budget Lara Croft was okay, but ultimately the straw that broke the camel's back.
So, for me at least, set to "Abandoned" as completion state and uninstalled. A shame, there's a lot of really good pieces in here, they just never come together IMO.
For those of you who played it, what was your experience?
Unity's Runtime Fee debacle cost it the trust of several indie developers, and led to Slay the Spire 2 being made in Godot.
> Unity's Runtime Fee debacle cost it the trust of several indie developers, and led to Slay the Spire 2 being made in Godot.
Dusty Farr says “it’s uplifting when you can actually accept the way things are, and you’re not carrying that unfounded hate and unfounded disgust."
Better late than never! 🥳
Greetings Viceroys! We recently celebrated a major milestone for Against the Storm (thank you all for your love!), but we're not resting on our laurels. We're currently working on the next free update teased in the post-release roadmap - Update 1.3 - and it's finally time to share some sneak peeks w...
Basically hearths are getting species-specific upgrades which also makes organizing who moves close to which hearth easier (so slightly more micro early game, but less late game in each stage).
Also some assorted stuff like new cornerstones and so on.
Hi Everybody! I hope you all had an eggcellent Easter. This weekend I partook in an Egg Hunting competition, but to my disappointment all of my collected eggs weren’t edible. Instead my eggs opened up to reveal hidden messages within them. When...
Fight epic, towering creatures in ETERNAL STRANDS while blending magical abilities with an arsenal of powerful weapons in this third-person, action-adventure game.
Short description:
> Play as Brynn, a young but fearless Weaver, determined to recover her people’s cultural home in the debut fantasy action-adventure title from Yellow Brick Games, a new independent studio founded by industry veterans.
> Armed with powerful magical abilities and an arsenal of magical weapons, face enemies that range from humanoid constructs to towering beasts. Use the environment and temperature to your advantage in battles against a diverse roster of fantastical creatures, like turning a dragon’s fiery breath against ice-covered minions. Climb every surface and use arcane skills to create new paths. Explore the world in pursuit of the Enclave’s lost mysteries and challenge giant titans on your journey.
On first glance it feels a bit Shadow of the Colossus, both in how dreamy much of it looks and how we're climbing around on large monsters.
Experience the epic Horizon Forbidden West™ in its entirety with bonus content and the Burning Shores expansion included. The Burning Shores add-on contains additional content for Aloy’s adventure, including new storylines, characters, and experiences in a stunning yet hazardous new area.
Releases for €60 in my local currency, so far it seems on a technical level it's done well enough, FPS seems stable except during cutscenes (oddly enough, a lot report dropping to 30 or lower).
Sadly have not found information yet about FoV or keybindings.
And yeah he does this every night. Has to sleep on her head. Otherwise he won't sleep. 😅
The PvE campaign was pitched as the sequel’s big pillar, now ex-devs tell Kotaku its future is unclear
Well, this is hardly unexpected.
Still, considering how PvE was supposed to be the pillar of Overwatch "2", and the outwards-facing reason for the switchover, it's sad. There was actually some cool promise in those PvE ideas, and now even the "light" version seems to be cancelled.
Well, I mean, I would have launched it first (as an AAA game), but I'm no game developer. 🤷 And neither are they, from the looks of it. Good at perpetually raking in money for himself and his family, though!
Hello, Tamers! We’re here to share with you an open letter to the community, to reach out to you. We’ve been listening to you for a long time, and we are aware of your concerns and worries. Over the past few weeks we've seen an uptick in the community expression of unhappiness and doubt following th...
Title Update 3 will be deployed February 29th at 9 AM UTC. Read a detailed list of fixes and adjustments that are coming with this patch.
Releases 1st of March, at 10:00 UTC.
That being said, from the patch notes they have not fixed the critical flaw of some rather common things being hardcoded keybinds, making playing with M+KB but a non-WASD layout just about impossible. Thanks Ubisoft, nobody would be a lefty after all, amirite?!
Epic Games are investigating a claim that the Fortnite publishers have suffered a massive ransomware attack, with almos…
> The report comes from Cyber Daily, who also broke the news of last year's confirmed hack attack on Insomniac Games. The site claims that new ransomware group Mogilevich are the culprits, as per the screencap of a darkweb posting above, and that the hackers are now trying to get Epic or another party to pay up for the return of the data, with a deadline of 4th March.
> Epic, however, say that they've yet to see any proof that a ransomware attack has taken place. "We are investigating but there is currently zero evidence that these claims are legitimate," a spokesperson told Eurogamer this morning.
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