I need to build it, jellyfin-tizen is a separate project for Samsung TVs

Unfortunately I have to use node for home project (Jellyfin tizen)

I was wondering: would it be possible to run node in a sandbox to lower the scope of the attack? (i.e. not compromise my home computer) Or is maybe a full VM a better solution?

This is interesting. Regarding a sentence:

Allow them to mature

Does it mean the figs cannot mature without the wasp ? Does it mean that each ripe fig has been visited by a wasp ?

Really fun !

Shame though that you could not set any wikipedia language. I wonder why this is limited to US and Japanese Wikipedia.

I like achievements. Outside the feeling of completion, they allow me:

• to try some challenges I would never have the idea to try (e.g. the great Trine 2 achievements)
• to decide when I am done with a game and can start up another.
• to feel a bit proud when you achieve something only 5% or other players did.

IIRC, there was a Half-Life mod called “Firearms”, where you had a key to refill a half used magazine. If you just reload instead, you lose the ammo. The only game I know to make the distinction.

Of course, refilling was slower as reloading. Therefore, in practice, you just used the reload.

Excellent questions. Additionally, I want to add “how good a seedbox is protecting you ?”

Is there really some seedbox providers not collaborating with the authorities?

Even if this is the case, aren’t some authorities doing Deep Packets Inspection, trying to break secure connections to check if some IP payload is fingerprint and copyrighted ?

5% here 🙂

They made “the Ascent”, a excellent cyberpunk twin stick shooter.

The environment in this game is beautiful.

Try to get the deluxe version with the Mooncrash DLC, as the DLC alone is often expensive.

I am not sure about this conspiracy theory of yours: Microsoft does not want third party applications in the kernel space anymore.

https://www.theverge.com/news/692637/microsoft-windows-kernel-antivirus-changes

I don’t understand this point.

Linux does support TPM and secure boot: https://wiki.debian.org/SecureBoot#What_is_UEFI_Secure_Boot.3F

I thought the problem for Linux players was “just” the kernel anticheat ?

Ah yes correct.

Thanks for the lengty review, this game is also on my radar.

There has been a big review in the french game magazine CanardPC: they praised its originality but warned for its difficulty and “unfairness”.

I think this is made by the same studio as The Invincible.

There was this post on Reddit listing some PRs opened by AI at .NET: https://www.reddit.com/r/ExperiencedDevs/comments/1krttqo/my_new_hobby_watching_ai_slowly_drive_microsoft/?share_id=ks1HasJ2tqDuCOW6TCYTz

It’s pretty funny and depressing at the same time…

Awesome idea. In base 64 to deal with all the funky characters.

It will be really nice to browse this filesystem…

:⁠-⁠)

Well she is having fun now, but soon it’ll be my turn enjoying the life, tinkering the Steam Deck to configure the emulators. Bliss!

Thanks for the Cassette Beasts recommendation. It was already on my wishlist but I’ll bump it up.

Thanks for the news!

Since I am in holidays, away from my gaming computer, I’ve only played Bloons TD6 and a bit of Vampire Survivors…

On the other hand, my daughter took my new Steam Deck and played:

• Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara. A nice platforming game, a bit small on the screen of the Deck.
• Monster Sanctuary. A Pokémon-like Metroidvania, with turn-based battles alla old Final Fantasy games. This one is perfect for the Deck.

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Some interesting answers.

EDIT: even better.

And the viruses that write themselves to the boot sectors of the hard drive?