I was merrily listening to Apple Music via WinApps the other day, when the Windows guest threw up a notification that it hadn't found any malware. Literally no way to dismiss it without quitting out of any WinApps I had open.
Good old Windows.
djdarren
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I have WinApps running on the little Dell PC I have at work. It's only an i3 with 8Gb RAM, but it's ok with Apple Music and MS Office apps. I wouldn't want to seriously run any games through it, mind.
🎶I fucked your mooooom 🎶
Has he seen your O face?
Get a Kobo. Read the book, click the buttons that take you to another book.
These days that's not far off the truth.
Dankpods has gone in on Linux too. He did a video about building a Bazzite PC a couple of weeks back.
We were promised sunlit uplands, so surely it's just a matter of time, right?
Right?
I use Soulseek along with a little command line tool to download all the music for my radio show. It's an absolute joy to use.
I always felt bad for Hello Games. They were a small team making what was essentially an indie game, but for one reason or another, No Man's Sky built up waaaaay more hype than they had presumably anticipated. I was part of that hype, because as a huge fan of 65daysofstatic I was really looking forward to hearing what they did for it.
So Sony picked up on the hype and marketed the everloving shit out of it, leaving Hello in a position where they had to deliver what was by that being considered a AAA game with an indie team. And of course, they came up short. How could they not.
That whole debacle was Sony's fault, but Hello have spent the past ten years making amends for it.
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We have had the same PC streaming to Moonlight in the past, but that was back when it was running Windows. Also, we only had a 1080 TV then. Even downscaling Moonlight to 720 didn't really seem to make much difference.
Not being able to stream isn't really the end of the world, but it would be nice if I could work it out.