@thestanduppod Fun fact XIVLauncher was doing the same thing (not sure if behaviour was changed), the custom open source launcher.
Their entire code base is a mess filled with exploits, this is for the people who argue open source fixes all this problems.
@Rainmaker1973 This, and most of the answers in this post, are incorrect.
Task Manager does not reset the system uptime, because Fast Startup saves the system state to disk during shutdown to allow a faster boot.
The system is actually shutting down regardless.
@kingkhone4real@ClownWorld That is simply not what we see outside, with Muslims constantly disrespecting everyone and trying to impose their rules on everyone.
If you can't respect others space, go back to your own country.
@zephyrianna weights.bin is used for web storage, not for AI. It reserves about 4โฏGB, but doesn't mean is being used.
Itโs definitely not killing anything, this guy is just spreading misinformation.
@KIRNEILL Discord cannot run in realtime cause it requires elevation, and Discord by default runs in userspace.
Meaning this is user error for running Discord with admin rights, not to mention realtime causes a lot of stability issues.
As tested by PCGamer as well, your claims are false.
@pipkinpippa Yes, it will magically keep the temperatures better regulated, on top of having the PC near the ground gathers massively more dust.
What a stupid take.
@ArcStatusLive@charlieINTEL It was always like that, this has nothing to do with Embark.
You free to read Family Sharing FAQ, and even use Wayback Machine.
You'll see that it has always worked like that, is Valve idea and implementation, not Embark Studios.
@rayanabdulcader@ARCRaidersNews This has nothing to do with Embark Studios however, it has always worked like that since day one, and is imposed by Valve.
EAC also integrates with this, and gives game bans to both accounts, and that game cannot be shared through Family Sharing anymore.
@dev_maims This won't magically solve hardware and third-party problems, this is tailored to fix Windows problems.
So yes it works, provided you know what you doing and not blaming Windows for something out of it's control.