Modders have found a way to access a full Windows desktop through NVIDIA’s GeForce NOW cloud gaming service.
The workaround uses a game called Trove and takes advantage of access available through its Steam session.
Once working, users can see the Windows desktop, taskbar and icons, and even launch other programs.
One demonstration showed LM Studio running an AI model on the GeForce NOW machine.
@Italian347 Unfortunately, it has been that way for a while, though at least they do legitimately have older games in stock sometimes too.
I occasionally still go there myself for common titles since iirc you can get a 1y warranty for discs for practically nothing.
I use a Samsung Galaxy A14 5G, works for me.
Regardless, I will concede that Apple is much more convenient, although phones in general are shit-tier devices.
If it's a TUI software and supports automatic GnuPG encryption, I'd consider it. Right now, I just have a passwords.txt that I use to store all of my info.
@Italian347 https://t.co/Yx0BWSw4MT
Much of it is the usual slop titles doing this, though they do exist. There's also games with only part of the content on disc, or which crash on boot up but technically "have" the data in spite of it being bugged.
Ok in fairness, there actually ARE a decent number of late-life PS4 games with zero data on the disc, most are labeled as such but still very annoying given some of them are not online-only titles.
TIL there are people who think PS4 games are not actually on disc.
They are, when you download the game you're not downloading from the internet or whatever other place but from the disc itself. The entire game is there no matter what Sony does or doesn't
Nearly half of young people would rather live in a world without the internet, with 50% saying they would support a “digital curfew,” according to a 2025 study
via: British Standards Institution
When the hell did good TV's get so cheap? Why are TV's the only electronic getting cheaper? I just bought a banger 4k 144hz tv for $300 brand new and it's insane. This thing would've been like $1k a few years ago
I struggle to think of one (1) bad thing about this controller. It was also very reliable, I still use it to this day for emulated stuff over alternatives.
I unironically prefer small business AI slop aesthetics over that corporate ultra-flat aesthetic, not even because it's good but because the "old" aesthetic was somehow even more lifeless than machine generated items.