It’s probably database performance related. There’s a massive PR undergoing round after round of reviews that, when merged, will be a change to 10.12 and will resolve all of the new database performance issues experienced in certain edge cases (book libraries, large music libraries, large collections, etc)
They are, in fact, purely patent trolling in this case.
On the Nvidia Shield the MPV backend doesn’t really work, it has an issue with stuttering. Works great on my other TV, though. Besides that, just a few crashes early on, nothing recently, though.
I’ve been using it for a couple months. It’s been great, for the most part
They literally built a franchise out of one good game and then let it rot in favor of whale hunting
Agreed. Egypt-but-with-Samurai-and-ninjas, Spain-but-in-Russia. It’s not even that hard once you start thinking thru what cultural factors could have cause that outcome logically and the differences from the multiple source cultures you’re blending that would arise as an outcome of the blend.
Is it an assumption if there’s a complete lack of unit tests?
So, Noita
The world is her geoduck, if ya know what I mean
So happy to hear this. It’s so nasty to me when devs lock essential features like offline playback behind a paywall.
Audiobookshelf is great. For iOS I’ve got a friend with an iPhone who said that Still is feature complete and the in-app purchases are basically just an optional donation.
FAESRIP is the old-school classic TSR Marvel Super Hero RPG.
For something more modern there’s always Mutants and Masterminds, which is based on the D20 system.
City of Mist is another cool one that’s also PBTA like Masks, but more mature and noir in tone.
Don’t trust AI to know what they’re doing for you. The only time they work reliably as a tool is when you already know what you’re doing enough to spot their errors/hallucinations.
AI is the wrong tool here. You need to do real internet research.
He was a sorcerer who was well spoken so he came across as wizard-y.
Yeah, the player got kicked out for a drug problem, I heard.
I suspect you could get the price on something like this down to maybe $100-$150. Basically a small low-power Intel box with an SSD and at least 8G of RAM could handle all of these services.
The hard part would be pre-configuring each of them and building/adapting software to make this kind of stuff easy for end users.
Meh, Great Cleave combined with improved critical and some other stuff could lead to some crazy slot machine combo turns
Yes, but also Fighters are just way cooler in either edition of Pathfinder
I just use mergerfs and SnapRAID so I can scale dynamically when I can afford new drives. Granted it’s all fully replaceable media files on my end, so I’m not obsessed with data integrity.
Please keep posting about this. I’ve been trying to put together a Beam Saber group for years now and would love to read more about how yours goes!