Prime2160
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@TFHypeGuy I missed my chance on flame toys one. Hopefully i can get this one. Is there any release date mentioned?
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@SimMattically @daron55690 @sillyramiel They brought it back and mirror's edge is specifically listed as one of the supported game.
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@daron55690 @sillyramiel I've heard they actually brough the physX back to 50s a few months ago. 😭
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@juresmccann Always liked how colorful the side panel and toolbar were in windows vista. It was very different compared to windows xp.
Too bad they didn't carry over to windows 7
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@kvbrd_YT @VinciusMedeiro6 Yes, the shadow and texture bugs are gone afaik.
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@VinciusMedeiro6 did emulation for it improve recently? last time I tried to run it through PCSX2 it had very weird graphics glitches, and the only way to play it decently was in software mode
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@Pirat_Nation What's with all the attacks recently? Is it because steam is not publicly traded company?
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Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney criticizes the way Valve handles microtransactions and commissions on Steam, calling their method "illegal."
He stated that once a player owns a game, Steam requires all in-game purchases to use Steam payments and pay Valve a 30% commission, with no option to direct users to external payment methods.


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@Pirat_Nation Kinda surprised they used the original song. It was not there in the Wii remake
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@Pirat_Nation They are playing those games on real consoles, right?
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Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic are competing to see whose AI can play Pokémon the best.
Gemini leads by completing Pokémon Blue and advancing in sequels, while GPT models have also finished Blue and progressed further.
Claude's latest Opus version remains on Pokémon Blue/Red, slowly working toward gym badges and the Elite Four after months of attempts.


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@ShitpostRock Elephant chapter from it takes two. Could also work if you swap the faces
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@Pirat_Nation They probably lost the knowledge on how to do it, given how visual studio also lost its ability to undock its toolbars around and then put them wherever the user want on the screen
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Microsoft says it is too hard to move the taskbar and will never add the ability too.
windowslatest.com/2025/12/19/why…

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Samsung denies rumor about exiting SATA SSD business, says reports are false
videocardz.com/newz/samsung-d…
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@Pirat_Nation It looks like this rat has a rather short attention span
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@davepl1968 I feel like nobody at microsoft remember about the ctrl thing because it still spawns a cmd.exe instead of their terminal app on win11
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You know the drill... I'm so old I worked on the Windows Run dialog!
We adapted the Win95 version's UI and then tweaked the way it ran. There were a number of interesting problems with the original once we had it running on NT. Some of that stemmed from the shell having been developed on a broadcast network (netbeui? ipx?) that could resolve server names pretty much instantly. NT/Win2K was TCP/IP from the start, so we had a very different use case.
For example, if you hit a UNC path over TCP/IP, the timeout could be 90 seconds during which your desktop was hung. Not cool. So I made all of that async, invoked things on seperate threads, and so on.
There was also an insidious issue where autocomplete would repeatedly hit a server as you typed the incomplete path, and if it had a domain policy for "Lock User out after N invalid attempts", merely typing the name of the server would get you banned before you could open it!
Task Manager (you knew it was coming!) uses the Run dialog as well, but in case the shell is down or inoperable, it always invokes it asynchronously. And if it's really messed up, you can hold down CTRL while clicking "New Task..." in Task Manager and get a console instead.
ksa 🏴☠️@kosa12m
Microsoft won. It's over for Linux & Mac.
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@WindowsLatest Number 3 would require microsoft to use WinUI 3 and acknowledge how lackluster it was without a working designer
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The state of popular Windows 11 apps and their RAM management is concerning, especially as RAM prices continue to rise.
1. Discord is always 1GB and even hits up to 4GB
2. WhatsApp is now a web app, not a native app, and RAM usage is frequently 1GB
3. Microsoft Teams, also a web app, uses 1GB+ RAM
Is it really that difficult to build native and resources-optimized apps for these companies?



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@TheBobPony Tbh I wish they updated the ribbon to match the latest office's ribbon style instead of replacing it with the winui control
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@vxunderground Just make sure they are getting some actual use instead of being sold again, i think
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@WindowsLatest It doesn't even use any ribbon control and yet is still slower than the windows 10 one
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Tested: Windows 11’s ‘faster’ File Explorer (preloaded) is still slower than Windows 10.
On a 4GB RAM test machine, File Explorer used ~32.4MB of RAM without preloading. After turning on preloading, Windows quietly adds ~35MB more. So Explorer now sits at ~67.4MB in memory before you even open it.
35MB isn’t a big deal in 2025. Your browser eats that for breakfast. That's not the point of my testing.
Why is the preloaded File Explorer still slower than Windows 10? I made a video to compare the two versions.
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