It’s not that PC gamers were opposed to using controllers. PC gamers love our peripherals. The problem was support for it. Most of the controllers beforehand had proprietary connectors that would never work in the PC. And then even if you could connect the controller there was no guarantee it would work. But now with more standardization around USB and Bluetooth adding and better driver support for the controllers we can finally use them.

What is your actual malfunction!?

I have two words of advice. One take your own advice, because everything you just yelled at me about applies to you.

Two context, I have no idea what you’re talking about. The conversation was about is fast food price similar to sit down restaurant price. It was 11:00 p.m. so I used an app where I could see multiple restaurant pricings in one central location. You’re over here getting on your goddamn high horse. You need to go reevaluate your priorities.

Feel free to get in a car and go drive around tonight look at prices. You said you didn’t see proof I provided proof and then you complaining cuz you don’t like it cuz it’s not in the context that you wanted. This is on you.

So I have to use doordash to look at pricing cuz I’m not installing the McDonald’s app.

The quarter pounder with cheese it is $10.59 for the combo meal. It used to be just over $2 when I was a teenager.

Using DoorDash still but for a local restaurant called muddy cow, the cheeseburger meal there is $13.

So I can go to McDonald’s and will cost me $11 or I can go to the sit down restaurant and it’ll cost me $13. And the sit down restaurant the burger was fresh cooked, I get way more fries (and frankly better fries), and I don’t act like pickles are the most valuable thing on the planet.

I don’t know just open up door dash and start looking at prices around you that’s what I did.

The more something costs the more I expect from it. Baldur’s Gate 3, was $60 on release. If you want that or more from me, my personal expectation is your game is if the same quality or better.

I’m not even going to wait for a sale. Because by the time a decent sale comes around an indie developer has made a better game for cheaper, and I’ve already bought it, and I’m playing it. Your old, overpriced game means nothing to me. There is no shortage of entertainment and the hype for these games often dies so fast you’re really not missing out.

Could I buy a PlayStation. Yes. Will I, no. I lost interest in PlayStation back during the PS3. That console saw more Blu-rays and DVDs than games. Never bought a PS4.

And if/when this or any other formerly exclusive games come to PC, it has to compete with current release PC titles, but itself will be judged as an older title. It doesn’t matter to me if it’s new to the platform. I won’t be paying new game price for a port of an old title.

So a bunch of people have already said about using the ethernet adapter. Which is exactly what I would say.

But for argument sake and for people who are using the switch lite, get yourself a Wi-Fi analyzer. Like this one https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vrem.wifianalyzer

You’re living in the countryside you shouldn’t have a lot of EMI. Could be just poor signal. The analyzer will help you visualize what the Wi-Fi is where the switch is.

Of course this is all assuming that the problem is on your side of the connection and not from your ISP.

I’ve actually seen that had no idea what it was!

I think it’s about the continuation of pay. If you made $100,000 this year but then make nothing next year… Your average really starts pulling that number down.

Didn’t they also fund a genocide campaign in Uganda?

I mean that’s good for you. But you really might want to look into other things they’ve done.

Greed.

I mean you can map literally anything into Steam.

Dota and Baldur’s Gate 3.

I’ve been playing Dota since it was a Warcraft 3 map…

And Baldur’s Gate 3, I don’t know if I’ve ever done a second playthrough of any RPG I’ve ever owned before. Most of them I usually get bored and quit before the end because it’s like… I get it… But Boulder Gate 3 I’ve beaten three times so far currently working on a fourth run which is an honor run. And I’ve been making a list of mods that I want to try to make.

They provide a simple, out of the box ,turnkey solution with a common UI to configure and manage the whole thing. Out of the box it covers most situations someone might need for a basic home server.

Down voted to negative… No counter points given… ok.

I’ve never heard of that tool, but I’ll look into it.

Think of Plex as a private Netflix, but more. You can put video files on it, music, you can even use it as a DVR!

So far this has given me the best results. I found something on Reddit as well, and the suggestion that I had found could only look good if you had severe cataracts…

Voyager is DVD. Used MakeMKV to get the files, and used VLC to preview it. In the first episode that caretaker I was using the scene with the doctor due to the fog effects the lighting movements everything. The handbrake preview you could definitely tell like gradient bands, and when the doctor walks up to the camera and you can really see him I pause at the exact same moment between the raw file and the preview file and there was a lot of… I’m going to call it distortion in the details on his face, especial around the eyes. (Seen just before meet the caretaker)

Video editing isn’t something I’m familiar with so I’m not really sure what terms to use. I might be able to recreate, but I’m trying some of the other suggestions so not sure if I accurately remember what settings I had.

It might just be an alias to a function similar to what you posted. Because like you can do curl but it really just calls invoke-webrequest, or ls for Get-ChildItem.

It is kind of weird that I took him this long to put this out though. I imagine a lot of people wrote their own version of this and it all probably very nearly the exact same.

Here’s a tip because you say you don’t have a lot of time (which I mean who does) there are four like movement buffs that you get (it’s been so long I forget what they call but you’ll know it when you see it). Follow the main questline until you get the first three. The fourth one comes much later in the game. Once you have the first three then that’s a good time to start exploring.