I use an Nvidia shield pro.
Certainly handles Jellyfin and Moonlight (for gaming, I could never get Steam Link working smoothly).
I assume there’s a YouTube client you can drop on it but I don’t use YouTube for much because I can’t stand YouTubers.
I do have a double set with original (or as much as you could get) along with the post-prequels completely broken one. I think there was a pre-prequels version as well. But then that is DVD quality, which is getting on a bit.
The likes of Disney+ doesn’t even acknowledge the originals even exist.
Same with their Alien and Aliens versions as well. No director’s cuts at all, which is a shame as I far prefer them. They should have both.
They were course and rough and irritating and got everywhere.
The only way to watch the original Star Wars movies before George completely fucked with them is piracy.
The 4K77, 80 and 83 editions are what you’re after. Enjoy. There are apparently reduced noise versions as well, but I thought it was perfect as is. It’s old. It’s supposed to have noise and grain. The desert scenes in the first one are really noisy and I’m not 100% sure why. Maybe he filmed those on cheaper film stock in smaller cameras, but that’s just a guess.
Apple: Enough!
But you’ll have to buy a whole new laptop when it turns out that was a lie.
I think software was a lot easier to visualise in the past when we had fewer resources.
Stuff like memory becomes almost meaningless when you never really have to worry about it. 64,000 bytes was an amount that made sense to people. You could imagine chunks of it. 64 billion bytes is a nonsense number that people can’t even imagine.
Since it underpins Android, you could argue it’s the most successful OS in general.
RSS is what we had before algorithms that just pick adverts and far right fuckery.
If you’ve never placed too much trust in your sphincter before, you will eventually.
I’d first heard of it yesterday when I saw it recommended here somewhere.
However, I wouldn’t assume maliciousness over incompetence. It is Google after all… Anybody who has ever published anything on there has probably had it removed at some point. There’s so many malicious apps and spurious reports, it could honestly be anything. The smaller your app, the longer it takes for an actual human to get involved and sort it out.
Thing is, I do kind of think of a JVM as an emulator for a processor that doesn’t exist.
WINE kind of blurs the line of a traditional emulator by having the executable run natively on the target machine’s CPU, but everything it does in regards to dealing with the host OS, the display, disk access, etc, is emulated as far as I’m aware.
A theoretical PS4 or Xbox One emulator running on x86 hardware could be just as much of an emulator as WINE is.
It kind of is though.
Support for int64s out of the box and without jumping through hoops would be nice.
I like Sublime Text for this.
Watching supposedly technical people use Excel to mangle batch SQL statements together makes me cry.
Everyone knows you should only have a double space after a full stop, so your computer knows it’s the end of a sentence.
I think it’s a different beast entirely.
The open source alternative to Delphi is Lazarus if you’re that way inclined.
A lot of Delphi was the work of Anders Hejlsberg, who you might remember from other little known languages such as C# and Typescript.
Looks like meat’s back on the menu, boys!
Either that or sit in 1 and tell him one of the wolves is violating the GPL.
I wish they’d open source it.
I don’t think anything else comes close for just dropping a bunch of shit on a form and running it.
Have you heard of our lord and saviour, Delphi?
Delphi will be back, baby.