Germany has free public colleges, if you can get in.

She has a green card

And there we have it

Lmao, that’ll teach me not to skim ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

D&D Chronicles of Mystara (side-scrolling co-op) I think is 4-player

Cuphead - 2 player

A Hat In Time - 2 player

Streets of Rogue - up to 4 players

Vampire Survivors - I think 2 player for local co-op?

Most of the old Telltale games have co-op in the form of voting for responses

Binding of Isaac: Rebirth has full co-op now, I think up to 4 player. You may need the DLC for the best co-op experience

Crypt of The Necrodancer has solid couch co-op

Baldur’s Gate 3 has a full split-screen 2-player couch co-op mode. Both players need to use a controller. Works great.

Biden’s 2022 infrastructure bill managed to get fiber built in my neighborhood, so that’s something. The FCC actually building their own map of coverage and holding telecoms to account was pretty remarkable for a minute there.

Happy to help! Lots of people get this wrong, so pass it on :-)

I agree with your comment completely, just wanted to add that the term is “Martial Law” as in, “the military is in charge now”

It works just fine for installing windows games that aren’t from those sources, it’s just less seamless. If UMU has the game in its DB, then the game will still benefit regardless of the store it was acquired from

A competent, fun-to-play game that does nothing new doesn’t suck IMO, thus the distinction.

Saying anything that doesn’t do something new or exciting sucks is a pretty bad take IMO.

Like you wouldn’t say a new horror movie sucks just because it’s about a serial killer holding a family captive in their house and there’s like 50 movies with that premise already, y’know? Execution counts and Valve is still amazing at execution, is my main point. They would absolutely make a fun game that feels intuitive to play with great level design. It just might not necessarily be anything special in terms of mechanics. Mechanically I haven’t seen much new from them since maybe Portal 2.

It won’t suck because Valve playtests the hell out of their games, but it might be bland/old fashioned feeling. The biggest issue with Valve is that they’ve really lost their edge. They used to be this young scrappy company that would innovate as easily as breathe, but over time they’ve begun to become so senior-heavy that now they just foster promising talents more than actually produce games.

Good thing she didn’t have a gun, she could’ve killed dozens.

I thought it defined gender based on the reproductive cell one’s body produces, e.g. the producer of the larger cell is female, the smaller is male.

It specifies that, yes, but at conception. For the entire first trimester, everyone has ovaries.

The biggest issue being that despite having operational fabs here, TSMC still needs to ship their wafers to Taiwan in order to process them into chips.

Sorry, did we invent reasons for the rest of our South American coups? We did like 20 of em in the last century. Just pretended the CIA wasn’t involved.

In addition to what the other reply said, the OLED model has lower power usage for the SoC because it’s a newer revision of the same chip, made with a newer process.

This article is literally the opposite of ignoring that, is it not?

The architecture was originally developed for desktop PCs, but they discovered it was incredibly efficient at the time (late 80s, early 90s), so Apple partnered with ARM to develop it for the Newton.

The first commercial device with an ARM chip that I remember fondly was a Gameboy Advance.

It’s more like a built-in hardware emulation mode than anything else. Modern ARM chips use out of order execution as the default, whereas x86 uses ordered execution as the default. M-series and Snapdragon X chips have a little flag that can be passed to tell the hardware to run in in-order mode instead of out-of-order mode.

Depends on how it’s implemented. If they have a version of Proton that translates all x86 windows syscalls to ARM Linux, some operations could be extremely efficient.

There’s definitely got to be more overhead overall, though. Especially for devices with memory page sizes other than 4K, like the M-series Apple chips do (they use 16K as their page size), likely a VM will need to be sandwiched in there to ensure memory alignment. It’ll more fully be emulation and not just translation.