Does it have substance?
It’s a kids’ movie first and foremost, but it’s not out and out stupid if that’s what you’re asking.
I’d say it’s got like a C for writing and an A for presentation. It’s pretty, well executed, and the songs are solid. It’s no Wreck-It Ralph, though.
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I feel that this is really 5e and 4e specific. 3.5 is kinda borderline and in my experience 2e and older definitely do feature things that are effectively “if you go in there you die, lmao” types of obstacles and trend more towards a sort of survival-horror tone, where surviving is in itself an accomplishment.
One thing worth looking into is if your thermal paste needs replacing.
I see you’ve got an 8145U, that’s old enough that it might need re-pasting. Laptops generally have terrible thermals to start with, so if the paste goes bad you’ll often see them start to thermally throttle on fairly light workloads (like Deltarune).
Another thing worth considering would be to turn on thermald to better control your temps.
Borat is canonically from Kazakhstan, which is a real-life country.
Ah, you’re right. Seems like the market is valuing the VRAM
If you mostly just want more VRAM, maybe a used 6700 XT would be better? They come with 12GB of VRAM
Free-to-play refers to a specific type of game distribution model where the game itself is free, but it includes microtransactions, an optional subscription, or both.
Free Software is software that is given freely to the world in its entirety, source code included. It’s different because of the complete lack of profit motive, in most cases.
Conclusive proof that D is faster than C, 2025
He has a fancy current gen MacBook Pro that he uses for his stuff. Then when it’s lesson time he whips out a windows 95 netbook and a daisy chain of adapters from VGA to thunderbolt.
I mean at that point you gotta admire the tenacity
Ext4 is gonna be the fastest for general daily use. The extra utility of copy on write filesystems is stuff like efficient snapshot backups, optional compression at rest for your files, and really really fast copy operations.
AMD’s drivers are fully FOSS and built into Mesa, whereas Nvidia’s are closed source, so yes, AMD GPUs are more reliable and less of a hassle on Linux. However, Mint makes dealing with Nvidia drivers easy, so it’s honestly your call there.
Here on Lemmy, I think the number of Linux users is in the thousands, not dozens.
Can confirm
It supports GoG, Epic, and Amazon, but it also supports installing games manually, which has worked for literally everything else for me so far.
I used to use Lutris, but in the last year or so Heroic got so good I stopped ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Meh, I like Heroic better personally. It’s a preference thing at this point between the two of em IMO
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Shows are all 1080p or lower except a couple seasons of select shows in 4k. Movies are 4k HDR when it’s available, otherwise best quality I can find.
I use Jellyfin because of the client apps and FOSS nature.
I tend to prefer HEVC/h.265 encodings for the strong trade off between player compatibility and smaller size for the quality level, but h264 and AV1 are also both in my library. I don’t reencode anything except through the Jellyfin server transcoding.
It’s from Tyr, the Norse god. Originally closer to Tyr’s day, hence the odd spelling relative to the pronunciation.
Likewise we have (W)Odin’s Day, Thor’s Day, Frigg’s Day, and Saturn-Day. Of course there’s also the Sun’s day and the Moon’s day.
Nah, I mean I can see why someone might feel that way, but it’s missing a good chunk of plot resolution after the big third act twist, going into the big climax. Kinda just floats by on vibes from there on.