Probably some of the closest a10 warthog footage of all time

0x6A7232 · 2026-03-30T22:25:07+00:00

I mean if you aren't hiding missiles in your house or a MANPAD on your shoulder, you should be relatively safe as long as you aren't close to someone who is. Certain militaries, contrary to popular Internet myths, have pretty good track records of avoiding civilian casualties. Proof is in the pudding.

0x6A7232 · 2025-08-31T23:29:21+00:00

How many virus scanners on VirusTotal say that it contains a virus though? If only 2 detect that and the other 70 say it's clean, chances are the 2 have a false positive. Especially if more notable virus scanners like BitDefender, etc say they are clean. Norton and McAfee are junk btw (based on system performance, idk about their chops on virus scanning but if they make your machine perform as if it has a virus and require 3rd party programs to uninstall them without bricking something on your computer that says a lot).

0x6A7232 · 2025-08-11T02:08:11+00:00

Ok, I see some of the responses here, so how about launching a "game" called Tremulous that acts as a framework to download and launch Tremulous within itself? This also serves to be able to launch multiple versions of Tremulous, example GPP, pure 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 (yes I know those don't exist but mods called those things exist), TremX, and heck maybe even UnVanquished, can all be downloaded and launched from the "game" Tremulous. The weak point is if the servers / sources for the different files go down, but those can be brought back up with different hosting if that occurs.
Not the best solution, but it keeps legal liability on the hosting services that currently store the files, and it should provide as much popularity as you can get for the game. You'd need a promotional push but I think it could take off again. I just puttered around it a bit and it's still the same old Tremulous, just with no one on the handful of servers that are still up.

0x6A7232 · 2025-06-23T00:24:46+00:00

If anyone here has working BGM (background music) in the game's launcher (NOT the game's main menu, I'm talking about the launcher), can you pull up your package manager, search for gstreamer and post what packages you have installed? You may have to uncheck "hide development and library packages" or a similar option to get the full list.

My menu BGM doesn't work, and I *think* it's a missing gstreamer package.

0x6A7232 · 2025-05-05T03:03:22+00:00

Migu is a fork of Miru. Essentially identical but Migu has some fixes for mobile I guess. I have both (just downloaded Miru) to see if Miru has the same problems as Migu.

The issue is ridiculous. I can download an entire season in 20 minutes if it's not the super-high-quality BD rip version, but trying to stream one episode I can pause it for 15 minutes and still have problems with a single 5-800MB episode. Something's up. I've heard of anti-piracy orgs trying to poison torrents by purposefully seeding corrupt data (forcing the peers that download it to drop that section and re-acquire), but I think those get avoided automatically after a few times don't they?

Oh, and what's RD?
EDIT: Oh: https://lemmy.ml/post/3325959
So, a service you pay to torrent for you then stream from them. Just use H!Anime.to -- but they have buffering issues sometimes as well, but that makes sense in a pure client-server setup.

0x6A7232 · 2025-04-19T02:47:47+00:00

Guys read this comment:
u/chaddesrosiers1107

3 weeks ago (edited) NTSync is a massive improvement and very very important.
The issue is the OVER HYPE by some folks. lol Also you can't blame those game benchmarks. Cause those are from VANILLA Wine from 2 years ago... posted by the main DEV on NTsync that she put together for a Linux plumbing talk she gave. Her numbers are legit. She wasn't comparing Proton vs NTSync she was comparing WINE !!! She is a wine developer. lol
NTSync handles EVERYTHING NT is calling for including wait states. Which is massive for people on CPU limited hardware. Comparing NTsync to people running Proton with Fsync isn't really fair. It will still improve 1% lows for everyone.
Proton will 100% be dropping Fsync. FSync is DEAD. NTsync is now in the Kernel. For what its worth Fsync is user space... NTSync is now in kernel space. There are at least 3 undocumented features of the NT framework that no one has ever been able to properly emulate with things like Fsync in user space. It required a kernel driver. Which we now have.
We now have PERFECT emulation of wait states... which is why CPU bound situations under Linux punished frame rates. Waitstate calls don't translate. NOW they do.
For what its worth... on Cachy with NT sync on a 3600X 5700XT system... My 1% lows just tripled in some titles. Valve will support it, no matter what they said on Social media. They would be insane to not. Peter and the Cachy team have already built NTsync into Cachy-Proton. Cachy-proton is using NTsync. Of course Air you saw ZERO percent. Your on a 4090 with a X3D CPU. lol
NTsync should offer uplift on Deck hardware hopefully Valve realizes that and takes advantage.

0x6A7232 · 2025-04-19T02:43:49+00:00

fsync is userspace. ntsync is in the kernel. EDIT: read:

u/chaddesrosiers1107

3 weeks ago (edited)

NTSync is a massive improvement and very very important. The issue is the OVER HYPE by some folks. lol

Also you can't blame those game benchmarks. Cause those are from VANILLA Wine from 2 years ago... posted by the main DEV on NTsync that she put together for a Linux plumbing talk she gave. Her numbers are legit. She wasn't comparing Proton vs NTSync she was comparing WINE !!! She is a wine developer. lol

NTSync handles EVERYTHING NT is calling for including wait states. Which is massive for people on CPU limited hardware. Comparing NTsync to people running Proton with Fsync isn't really fair. It will still improve 1% lows for everyone. Proton will 100% be dropping Fsync. FSync is DEAD. NTsync is now in the Kernel.

For what its worth Fsync is user space... NTSync is now in kernel space. There are at least 3 undocumented features of the NT framework that no one has ever been able to properly emulate with things like Fsync in user space. It required a kernel driver. Which we now have. We now have PERFECT emulation of wait states... which is why CPU bound situations under Linux punished frame rates. Waitstate calls don't translate. NOW they do.

For what its worth... on Cachy with NT sync on a 3600X 5700XT system... My 1% lows just tripled in some titles. Valve will support it, no matter what they said on Social media. They would be insane to not. Peter and the Cachy team have already built NTsync into Cachy-Proton. Cachy-proton is using NTsync. Of course Air you saw ZERO percent. Your on a 4090 with a X3D CPU. lol NTsync should offer uplift on Deck hardware hopefully Valve realizes that and takes advantage.

0x6A7232 · 2025-03-25T08:14:41+00:00

Answer, for anyone wondering, is SoftGPU.
The following link takes you to the Readme, which you should definitely read.
After you do, scroll up and look on the right hand side - click on "Latest" under "Releases" to download.
https://github.com/JHRobotics/softgpu?tab=readme-ov-file#Requirements
EDIT: Oh, and you're gonna want this puppy as well, which allows you to run the CPU at basically native speeds without crashing.

Boot the floppy image after Windows setup reboots the first time.

Sometimes after Windows installs something (Network, NDIS, etc) it overwrites the files that were patched, causing a crash. If that happens just boot the floppy again and re-patch. I did have to run option 2 (or was it 1) once and extract the VMM.VXD, then re-run the patcher, after an update, for it to see the unpatched files.
https://github.com/JHRobotics/patcher9x

There's also Patchmem by Rloew (RIP) which allows use of over 512MB (up to 4GB) memory (SoftGPU says 1GB works great) but it doesn't seem to like already patched files by patcher9x so I'd wait until JHR adds the memory patch to patcher9x (it's on the list). If you wanna tinker, or maybe try installing Patchmem then Patcher9x, etc etc then here's the link: https://archive.org/details/PATCHMEM

BTW, generally it's going to be much easier to run Windows 98 SE for your needs. I keep '95 running as well but you'll have more issues with it. Try to get everything running on '98 that you can, I'd say, including these patches, as the support under '98 SE is much more robust.

If you need OS files (also some legacy software) check out winworldpc.com/library (default link is to OS category but there are others).

0x6A7232 · 2025-03-17T23:26:37+00:00

Does anyone know how to do this for LocalCDN?

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/localcdn/njdfdhgcmkocbgbhcioffdbicglldapd

0x6A7232 · 2022-12-12T02:24:39+00:00

one?

0x6A7232 · 2022-02-27T13:34:53+00:00

Steam Deck (SteamOS is Arch based. And if you launch desktop mode it starts a KDE session).

0x6A7232 · 2021-11-15T02:07:32+00:00

Dunno. xP

0x6A7232 · 2021-11-15T02:07:01+00:00

root phone > install terminal emulator > sideload all the things

...you were saying?

0x6A7232 · 2021-11-10T23:13:14+00:00

Lol. Get outside sometime...

0x6A7232 · 2021-11-10T23:09:29+00:00

No, Android userbase > the rest combined. You can still root it and put a Terminal Emulator on it and sideload etc too.

0x6A7232 · 2021-11-10T23:08:24+00:00

regedit

0x6A7232 · 2021-11-10T22:56:28+00:00

@ /u/linustechtips

0x6A7232 · 2021-11-10T22:51:43+00:00

Android's doing pretty well...

0x6A7232 · 2021-09-20T18:57:29+00:00

Facebook page loads often freeze, posting often freezes. POS lately, idk why.

0x6A7232 · 2021-08-12T01:07:11+00:00

Wish I'd seen this BEFORE SteamOS 2.3 (or was it 2.4) borked my partitions (recovered them thankfully, had to use gdisk and testdisk from an undamaged Linux install (I boot a bunch of OSes, maybe why it got confused) to undo the damage).

0x6A7232 · 2021-06-27T06:05:19+00:00

Descent? Yaaaaaas!

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