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Benchamoneh

@ Benchamoneh @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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  • Elder Scrolls 6 Is Powered By New Version Of Creation Engine

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  • Very probably yes, but it will also have an extensive feature set and stable, mature functions that work well after 20+ years of development.

    A mature codebase is often a double edged sword I agree. But it's not always a good idea to just throw away all that progress.

  • Tesla Sales Down 55% in UK, 58% in Spain, 59% in Germany, 81% in Netherlands, 93% in Norway vs. 2024

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  • But it is in Europe

  • European Alternatives for Music Streaming

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  • Tidal?

  • Discord will restrict your account next month unless you scan ID or face

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  • I feel like a modern IRC client would cover it wouldn't it? What am I missing?

  • VirtualBox upstream now supports KVM as a (still experimental) backend on Linux.

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  • RIP Sun

  • It's official – EVs just outsold gas-powered cars for the first time in Europe, here are 3 reasons why

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  • Hopefully sodium batteries will help alleviate some of the rare earth dependencies since sodium is quite readily available in large quantities

  • Democrats will allow full ICE funding in budget bill

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  • "Please leave Minneapolis"

  • The man killed by a US Border Patrol officer in Minneapolis was an ICU nurse, family says

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  • America WTF are you doing

  • Ghostship, a Super Mario 64 PC port, released for Linux

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  • Emulators are emulating N64hardware running a game pak, this is a native port of the game to Linux and unlocks several benefits. Off the top of my head:

    • Improved performance due to running natively on the hardware (not emulating an N64 with 4MB RAM)
    • Ability to set custom resolutions (widescreen), apply aliasing, filtering or other graphical tweaks
    • Easier to replace textures, models, audio files and otherwise tweak the codebase
    • Native controller support

  • Epic Game Store’s free giveaways just cause a huge spike in Steam sales, reveals New Blood CEO

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  • I swear by Heroic for the other launchers now I'm on Linux

  • It's time to move to Linux - YouTube

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  • I've jumped. My old Win10 PC doesn't have a modern enough CPU to support Windows11, and after having seen what MS are doing with it I wasn't interested in upgrading anyway. I used to use Ubuntu back in my younger days at school so I'm not completely alien to Linux, but I'd turned my back on it in favour of Microsoft productivity suites after moving into the full time work arena. Once support ended for Win10 I flattened my hard disks and made the move.

    While I do have Ubuntu/Debian experience, I ultimately decided against going down that path because I'm not too happy with the recent decisions Canonical has made. Plus, I'm a gamer deep down and was interested to see what gaming on Linux looks like nowadays (my last attempt was a half-assed install of Left4Dead 2 when Valve were just figuring things out), so I ultimately settled on CachyOS. Going from Ubuntu and Gnome through 10 years of Windows to land at Arch and KDE has been one hell of a journey and I'm surprised by how little I know in this environment. It is NOT like riding a bike, a few years away really feels like learning from scratch again!

    Things are going well though. I'm running Steam/Heroic with a bunch of games installed (Proton 😍), I'm back with LibreOffice and GIMP (though I never really stopped using GIMP), and I'm learning a bunch of new terminology and apps. It doesn't matter that because of forced obsolescence there's no way back to MS, I'm only interested in going forward anyway.

    Join us. It's not as scary as you think.

  • Nearly 90% of Windows Games now run on Linux, latest data shows — as Windows 10 dies, gaming on Linux is more viable than ever

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  • It's not 1 specific game but 1 genre - competitive online multiplayer titles. OP lists 2 such games. They're not what I play but to each their own.

    Enjoying a particular genre of games together as a group doesn't make make for a weak relationship. The fact OP plays a range of titles regularly with a group of friends suggests the opposite to me.

  • Nearly 90% of Windows Games now run on Linux, latest data shows — as Windows 10 dies, gaming on Linux is more viable than ever

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  • Same here! Although so far my experience has been dominated by 3 little words: Processing Vulkan Shaders

  • AI-generated code contains more bugs and errors than human output

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  • Nvidia plans heavy cuts to GPU supply in early 2026

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  • Micron, Samsung, Nvidia.

    Soon there will be no new computer components at all

  • Do we have No Man's Sky fans here?

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  • PS5 or Switch 2? Which version do you all think is best?

  • Education is important.

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  • It's the landmass Lex Luthor created in Superman Returns isn't it? Can't remember the name though

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    When both say “I love privacy”

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  • Most accurate comment I ever read

  • Control: Resonant - Official Reveal Trailer | The Game Awards 2025

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  • To be fair to Remedy they only partnered with Epic to get them to fund AW2, it was either a GameStore exclusive or no game to release.

    Glad to see this on steam though.