@Medalpha10@AnankeGroup Et bien en fait oui. TSMC (industrie de production de semi-conducteurs taiwanaise) représente 70% du marché des puces. Ils détiennent la supériorité technologique et c'est les seuls à produires des semi-conducteurs pour processeurs haute performance...
@Stephen12091783@MoDOT They close the lanes in France too and roadwork vehicles still get hit, a few cones isn't going to make a difference if the driver is distracted enough to rear-end a stopped truck with flashing lights... The issue here is the drivers, not just the protocol
@YeetSquatch@stevenspohn But even then, what's the issue with having a "lower difficulty" setting? Like explain to me WHY you think it should not exist...
@_Xkorpion @stupidtechtakes Performance increase, more modern API with more features and options for shaders, continued support, but yeah 0 benefits right
@Snukkems_Art@takeshi_no_uta@BrodieOnLinux You didn't answer any of my questions correctly and calling me stupid lmao. I haven't had proof of your work/skills either. But I'll make sure to notify when I have graphics-related projects in my portfolio
@Snukkems_Art@takeshi_no_uta@BrodieOnLinux You said that using multiple cameras for projection viewport was free which is far from being the case, it's just not costly enough to prevent doing it a couple times...
@Snukkems_Art@takeshi_no_uta@BrodieOnLinux OK, I'm now positive you don't really know what you're talking about, none of the links you added are relevant to our discussion. And monitors with extra player views ARE expensive, but you can lower the cost by rendering at a lower resolution and lower quality
@Snukkems_Art@takeshi_no_uta@BrodieOnLinux Not advocating for RT but this is just wrong:
- "costs nothing" : yes the fuck it does
- if 2 mirrors are in view of each other, you need several back and forth renders to simulate the duplication effect
- "scales infinitely" again, not at all
@lostriver404@LowLevelTweets Unsafe doesn't mean "can panic", unsafe means "can't enforce memory safety rules anymore"... Unwrap isn't exactly the best name but anyone with at least a BIT of rust experience will know it can panic...
@Ben_W0LFF@totallynotretro Oh I'm not saying the contrary, I was there too 5 years ago, but all I'm saying is that it isn't Steam's fault for this issue, more like Steam is putting in considerable efforts to compensate for the studio's lazyness
@XanderXCIV@totallynotretro They are but they are not Linux native, and the kernel level anticheats don't work well with Proton (yet)... Hopefully the release of more SteamOS based hardware will increase the pressure on devs to support Linux (through proton or through native builds)