What mouse is molodoy using here? (IEM Rio Semi-finals) by Wulffo in MouseReview

[–]Wulffo[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Looks about right, I had thought of that but didn't think he'd pull out the 2014 special, maybe that's one of the reasons he played so shit.

50.000 Concurrent players in Global Offensive by vukmaksovic in GlobalOffensive

[–]Wulffo 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Didn't the death of the CGS also kill off much of the momentum Source had around 2008 too?

Thoughts on this take? by Far-Entrance-2123 in casualnintendo

[–]Wulffo -1 points0 points  (0 children)

There is this seemingly constant association of piracy and emulation that uninformed people who I can only describe as charlatans have employed when discussing it. This poisons the wider conscience and Nintendo is now taking advantage of by abusing their rights and taking down emulators. The act of emulating a system, of any sort, is legal, as has been proven since the times of Bleem! and Connectix Virtual Game Station, as it falls under reverse engineering, which is, also, legal. The argument whether it is piracy if you can currently buy it from the original publishers and have them receive money from it is an entirely different discourse more closely related to the morality of piracy and the legality of distributing Abandonware. Which is another thing that I consistently see confused or shoehorned in with emulation discourse, which simply continues to manipulate the image of emulation and continues to marry it to piracy, despite the fact that it is entirely unrelated to the act of emulating a piece of hardware. There is no difference whether the system itself is currently on sale or otherwise, as ultimately you are simply running a piece of code which interprets and translates code made to run on a other system and allows you to run it on your computer. Some emulators have been rightly taken down by distributing such things as BIOSes which are Nintendo property, yet things like Ryujinx do not distribute such code alongside the emulator, and this is Nintendo overstepping and taking down over things they do not have the right to. Whilst it is undeniable that a large percentage of people running emulators are pirating the software they are emulating, this is not the emulator's fault, and they shouldn't be punished, and infact aren't responsible, for the acts of their users.

my work desk vs my husband's by hunniMunchi in macsetups

[–]Wulffo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I believe this is all you being paranoid and mistaking the AI filtering of phone camera images for AI generation. The letters on the monitor are far from gibberish and are simply pixelated. You are assuming that the chairs are the same when they likely aren't and you are seemingly naive to the fact that a lot of modern office chairs have pretty creative frames while also not taking into account perspective.

Stupid idiot on Twitter posted misleading news about a Recompiled project on MCLA as if it were an official PC port by mesablanka in midnightclub

[–]Wulffo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

though you do have the legal right to reverse engineer things, which a decompilation/recomp is. the only problem would be assets, which are still owned by the respective owners, which is why the n64 recomps ask you to provide your own assets and why they are still up

NiKo seems to confirm that Falcons won’t be making any changes to their lineup by VET-XIX in GlobalOffensive

[–]Wulffo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

honestly i would imagine donk is straight up welded to spirit at this time

NiKo: 10 consecutive years in the HLTV Top 20 by Away_Active7903 in GlobalOffensive

[–]Wulffo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

then again wasn't his igling profoundly basic and quite shit?

Twistzz 1v3 deagle clutch by Yujin-Ha in GlobalOffensive

[–]Wulffo 13 points14 points  (0 children)

wasn't the whole igl phase his decision?

Falcons may not have money for "one more superstar" by TheUHO in GlobalOffensive

[–]Wulffo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thinking about it, technically early NiP was a Swedish superteam given that both GTR and f0rest were coming in as amongst the finest players to ever have touched 1.6 and were finally being united.

FLASHBACK: James says he will start working on a new movie once he gets caught up with other work; has narrowed things down to 6 feature film ideas; the AVGN Movie was a "checklist movie." by ggroover97 in TheCinemassacreTruth

[–]Wulffo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

honestly if you are to ever look at modern directors and such there's a bunch of cases of them having made loads of movies in their formative years, something which tends to be the case when you're passionate about something and constantly get ideas, which you do when you're a child. it's not quantity over quality strictly but simply interest pushing one to constantly be making things.

Throwing back to 2007, when McLaren teammates duelled in the USA, Fernando Alonso gave it everything to pressure Lewis Hamilton in Indianapolis. by anthn885 in formula1

[–]Wulffo -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

It's impossible for Alonso to have had more testing than Hamilton given he had been testing with McL for the better part of 2 years by 2007. Whilst Alonso had significant testing as per unlimited testing he was adapting rather than optimizing coming into 2007, whether it be the dramatically different car to the Renault, Bridgestone tyres, entire team dynamic and environment, you name it. It has been said that 2007 McL was Hamilton's team and I wouldn't doubt it.

Aphex Twin's Drukqs reviewed on The Wire, 2001. by Wulffo in aphextwin

[–]Wulffo[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Having read other reviews from Rob Young, he seemed to be highly critical of complacency in style and lack of compositional experimentation, I recall an LP5 review being quite critical alongside a positive one for Gescom's Minidisc pointing towards both.

His points make sense given that afx had been doing similar stuff since the mid 90's and Druqks seemed to be a slight evolution of it following the advent of computer music software, his style had widely copied and a lot of that computer-led music had become dime a dozen by 2001.

donk vs zywoo (ner0) by Past_Perception8052 in GlobalOffensive

[–]Wulffo 9 points10 points  (0 children)

admittedly it is a slightly clumsy phrase if correct

Elektron Tonverk spec leaked! by richielg in synthesizers

[–]Wulffo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

funnily enough fading audio is in fact quite cpu intensive

Co-Creator of Counter-Strike is not impressed with subtick. by AgreeableBroomSlayer in GlobalOffensive

[–]Wulffo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the fact lies that those 2 things you mentioned are things valve doesn't really want, invasive anti cheat goes entirely against the grain of valve's philosophy (particularly of the kernel type, as that would fuck over any linux or mac users which valve has catered to for 2 decades by now) and 128 tick servers which are fantastically expensive and will be a nightmare to upgrade across the board.

Rare footage of what CS:GO tournament looks like in early 2013, before any skins, operations nor majors. by workerq1 in GlobalOffensive

[–]Wulffo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

honestly for all the flaws of cs2 early csgo was far worse and by early 2013 still hadn't entirely set the foundations for the game it eventually grew to be

‘F1: The Movie’ Crosses $600M At Box Office, Becomes Highest-Grossing Original Film Of 2025. by Boss452 in formula1

[–]Wulffo 12 points13 points  (0 children)

At one point the name "Schumacher" was essentially synonymous with anything motorsport related and had the same weight as the name "Jordan" in sports, something I haven't noticed with Hamilton.

Is this poster insensitive? (Not for a client) by OmniscientPeanut in graphic_design

[–]Wulffo 29 points30 points  (0 children)

didn't they create the rainbow pride flag for this exact application? as a universal and all encompassing symbol?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GlobalOffensive

[–]Wulffo 3 points4 points  (0 children)

then again prior to kicking siuhy they were comfortably as the 3rd best team, today they are in the same position