Dann muss er wohl wieder zum Montag werden. Monkuchen, Monbrötchen. Diätstag bleibt. Meatwoch könnte Meetwoch werden. Da musst du gemeinsam mit anderen essen. Den Döner kann man auch ohne Fleisch genießen und am Frytag frittierst du ohne Fleisch.
Well, they're all good.
The older ones defined the genre. They're still fun to play albeit a little dated. No idea how good the Switch ports are.
Doom 3 is slower and more focused on horror than the others. It's a good horror fps but not a good Doom game.
Doom 2016 is the first of the modern Doom games. Fast, brutal, super fun through and through. If in doubt start with that one.
Doom Eternal is the second of the modern Doom games. It's even faster than 2016. But it has more focus on using every mechanic at your disposal. Learning those mechanics is a little bit tedious at first. But once everything is available it's an adrenaline pumping high speed 4D chess. When you've mastered everything every fight lets you enter a trance of violence that's absolute bliss.
Aus irgendeinem Grund erwähnt Heise nicht, dass sie selbst den gleichen Scheiß machen.
It should work. But if you don't need something to carry around you could probably build a more powerful PC for the same price.
The problem on PC is that many games don't offer an aim assist like on console.
For more precision you should use the trackpad and gyro for aiming. It's still not as good as a mouse but much closer.
Guess that's one of the nicer ways to handle it. Still https://stopkillinggames.com ffs.
I really want to like them. They are everything I want in a game. Open levels you are free to approach however you like, a possible stealth approach, nice attention to detail and one of the later games even had native Linux support. But I never could get hooked to the story like other people seem to be.
I came to the conclusion (based on other games and media as well) that I just don't like cyberpunk dystopias. Maybe because we're in one, Miss Turner.
I remember there was the possibility in the talks to mandate some sound on EVs. I think Tesla wanted to use the sound of Blade Runner cars.
That was a very lucky find! I think I found it when looking for fart sounds until I opted to make them myself.
I really gotta find the energy to add some credits. Every asset is free of attribution, but still.
I made changing farting sounds in my game Diarrhea 4 by manipulating the pitch. I bet that's how they do it in racing games as well.
In my Warden playthrough I got a Grim Bow a Grim Runic Sword and pretty early on a Ring of Arcana +0. The Imp gave me a Ring of Furor +2.
What do you think I should upgrade and wear? Arcana for a higher chance of Grim activation or Furor for a higher chance through more shots, especially since it's already +2.
I'd rather not wear them both because I like my Chains and Chalice too much.
Edit: I ended up with Furor +6 because I just like the fantasy of her firing off arrows like a machine gun. Should've enhanced it for speed, but that often means for the bow that it regularly does 0 damage in later levels. But I guess Grim would have offset that.
With every version of Android it seems to be harder and harder to get real time notifications anywhere near real time.
Twitch notifications, Signal, WhatsApp, I often get these ten to thirty minutes too late.
I've excluded them from battery optimisation but that doesn't seem to do anything. And I can't find anything else.
I don't care about battery usage. I'm always near a charger.
Android 13 on a Fairphone 3.
Edit: I've disabled DOZE according to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40204605/android-completely-disabling-deviceidle-doze-in-android-m Hopefully that helps.
Here, we target the high-density lipoprotein (HDL) proteome in a case series of 16 patients with post-COVID-19 symptoms treated with HMG-Co-A reductase inhibitors (statin) plus angiotensin II type 1 receptor blockers (ARBs) for 6 weeks. Patients suffering from persistent symptoms (post-acute sequela...
They treated 16 patients with cholesterin and blood pressure medication and it showed a reduction of about 90 % in symptoms.
Here's an article in German about the study: https://www.hessenschau.de/gesellschaft/interview-marburger-post-covid-studie-zeigt-erstaunliche-erfolge-v1,cholesterin-long-covid-100.html
Can anyone gleen how bad the patients had it before treatment? I can't get further than the abstract in the full paper.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/16214293
> How Elon Musk's Starlink Turned Remote Amazon Tribe Into Social Media And Pornography Addicts
Can you recommend any PCVR games that can be played lying down? Preferably something slower that runs on Linux.
So far I've tried:
- Overload: Works, but I get motion sickness.
- Hellblade: Works but for some reason it's too boring for me at the moment, dunno why.
- Arkham VR: A PITA to get working with shitty controls and it's almost impossible to play lying on your back.
- Star Wars Squadrons: Works well, will keep playing.
- The 7th Guest VR: Doesn't work on Linux.
- Alien Isolation: Doesn't work on Linux.
I'm currently installing Alyx but that will probably be too much for my little Deck and on top of that demand too much interactivity.
I really wish The 7th Guest worked. That could have been exactly the kind of calm experience I wanted to play.
I think Microsoft's planned recall feature where they screenshot everything you do so that it can be analysed by AI isn't as bad as everyone makes it sound. It's only bad because Windows is closed source and nobody can verify if what they say is true.
But if Microsoft aren't lying and none of the data ever leaves your PC (which is supported by the fact that you need a pretty beefy machine to use it) then it is one of the more privacy friendly shit they've done recently. And I think they were fully aware that they could only sell "thing that records everything you do" if they could convince people that it doesn't share that data. Guess they failed.
If it were open source I might even think about using it myself. If the hardware and subsequently power requirements weren't so absurdly high.
cross-posted from: https://swg-empire.de/post/966893
> FOSS AI painting with Krita > > It's so awesome that I can let my kid paint with Krita and let her enhance the picture with AI live. She wanted to have an AI picture editor on her phone but I didn't like the privacy policy. But Krita AI Diffusion came to the rescue. > > After testing it out myself I showed her Krita, the most important tools and how to use layers and before I could say anything she was off to paint a nice landscape. When she was finished I actually got to enable the AI plugin and show her the ropes around that. And after enabling live painting she went ham and added a phoenix and a giant hand. > > Hardest thing about it was that she had to describe what she wanted in English. But she's already learning that in school so it shouldn't give her too much trouble in the long run. > > Anyways, FOSS rules!
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