No, I was thinking about a bootable USB stick with a linux distro like those you use to try the distro before installation but with wine/proton and one game preinstalled. Everything non essential for the game stripped away. You could even make the game to start right away to make it feel like plugging a cartridge in a console.
I don’t know if it is what you’re asking, but you just made me think of a bootable DVD or USB with a linux distro with the bare minimum to run well the one game installed.
That would be cool.
In the movies they used to put a handkerchief over microphone, it worked every time.
Wow, that sounds horrible. Now I wonder how it is for the rest.
I can understand why they decided to not publish the result. I live in Spain, I have no clue how is it in other European countries but here it’s like they only take any action when something becomes very widespread or touches the football.
So it is a bit like as they read the report and decided to not spend too much on that.
Thanks! Now I understand it much better. I’m saving it for future reference. As soon as I get a new drive I’m trying it.
Thanks again!
How is the process now? Last time I tried, a few years ago, the whole thing was so confusing to me that it was much easier to get a second ssd and dual boot windows. Now I’m planning to ditch windows completely but I haven’t looked into it yet.
I remember there was a add game button then add the installer but once the installer finished I didn’t know where the game went. I only remember installing successfully the witcher 3 not being sure how.
After reading all the comments I think that what you need is a voice recorder, make entries Star Trek style and run the audio files through a transcription tool in bulk once a month or so. Or just keep them in audio format.
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Do I need a static ip if I plan to only use it locally from my home network?
Not much, no. In this climate I would say, keep it hidden, keep it safe. Then wait for better times.
Yesterday I was thinking about this, it is like authorities don’t give a fuck about piracy until someone local complains about it. Years ago it was about the music but it turns out is wasn’t the musicians who were complaining, it was the society in charge of collecting and distributing the money between the copyright holders (sgae), those were corrupt as fuck and after a couple scandals I haven’t heard about them much.
It’s like reddit but spread out.
If reddit is one big city, lemmy is dozens of small towns with a good network of public transport between them.
All this because of football. Yet another reason to hate football.
tldr: the author doesn’t want the documentary anymore on Youtube specifically, anywhere else seems to be still ok.
It is possible, I’ve done it myself. I had two dead torrents with 0 seeders that I really suspected were the exact same thing, so one day I changed the destination folders to point at the same place, it worked.
What I don’t think I did is to have both torrents active at the same time while downloading.