We already have emulators.
Xuderis
joined 1 year ago
I’d rather gaming developers have that money than casinos.
These are an open invitation and I enjoy seeing them regardless of whether I have something to contribute.
Is it possible to deny the permissions and see whether anything breaks?
1.5 people died during hurricane Katrina.
This figure is highly inaccurate unless I’m missing the point of something, but I’m guessing it’s a typo?
1,392 deaths according to https://www.nola.com/news/hurricane/how-many-people-died-in-katrina-toll-reduced-17-years-on/article_e3009e46-91ed-11ed-8f2a-a7b11e1e8d34.html
I guess grok isn’t doing so well.
Pi-hole works great for me, but everyone else on the network that uses Google hates it because the entire first page is ads and they can’t click on them.
He believed that the Earth had “fluid electrical charges” running beneath its surface, that when interrupted by a series of electrical discharges at repeated set intervals, would generate a limitless power supply by generating immense low-frequency electrical waves.
In recent experiments I have discovered two novel facts of importance in this connection. One of these facts is that an electric current is generated in a wire extending from the ground to a great height by the axial and probably also by the translatory, movement of the earth. No appreciable current, however, will flow continuously in the wire unless the electricity is allowed to leak out into the air. Its escape is greatly facilitated by providing at the elevated end of the wire a conducting terminal of great surface, with many sharp edges or points. We are thus enabled to get a continuous supply of electrical energy by merely supporting a wire at a great height, but, unfortunately, the amount of electricity which can be so obtained is small.
https://teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla/articles/nikola-teslas-free-energy-documents
He’s just a Mark 1. He should be scrubbing PLASMA CONDUITS!
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Does this help with gaming on Linux?