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If you pirated it you could have played it offline though. Paying customers get a worse experience than pirates

Going by core count alone is a pretty shitty metric for CPU performance. The 4 core APU in the steam deck will outperform an 8 core bulldozer cpu by any metric

I’m gonna blow your mind by telling you there are already working PS4 and Xbox One emulators, although both only support a small number of games so far

PS3 and Xbox 360 can be emulated very well by a modern PC, the majority of games work without glitches

Even at the time it came out you could have built a pc with an RTX 3060 for that price, which would outperform the PS5 by a big margin and have a way bigger game library

If this gets decent standby battery life on 4g I would seriously consider it as my secondary phone

Are we seeing the same picture? His hands are tiny

“continue to read on the app”

I guess you don’t want me to read your articles then, MSN

Torrenting only works if the peers can connect to each other. If you dont have a port forwarded, then you can only connect to other peers that have a forwarded port. At least one of the 2 parties connecting to each other needs an open port for the connection to happen.

If you are on a public tracker it can happen that a torrent is shown to have multiple seeders, but if you try downloading it without having an open port it won’t work unless at least one of those seeders has their port open. This is mostly a problem on public trackers, since many private trackers enforce their members to have working port forwarding.

So it is technically possible to download torrents without working port forwarding, but only if enough other other peers have port forwarding set up on their end and your tracker doesn’t (rightly) ban you for it.

Does the client automatically do it?

If you aren’t using a VPN then most torrent clients will automatically set up port forwarding on your router using Upnp. Unless Upnp is disabled in your routers settings. If you are using a VPN you usually need to set up port forwarding manually, but there are some vpn clients that do it automatically

Edit: this article explains it better than me: https://protonvpn.com/blog/port-forwarding/

You need port forwarding for peer-to-peer protocols like Bittorrent

Mullvad doesn’t support port forwarding so it’s useless for most people that actually have a need for a VPN and aren’t just victims of influencer marketing making them believe they need a VPN

The same way most people do. By buying and outdated iPhone

Are there even any Xbone games that aren’t available on PC?

Weil mache Leute nicht einfach nur Kalorien verbrennen wollen, sondern ihre Ausdauer und Herzgesumdheit verbessern wollen. Dafür musst du eben methodisch trainieren und nicht einfach nur irgendwie rumhampeln

Some phones have UWB. Zero phones have Bluetooth 6.0

Or you could just get a Moto tag, which already supports Google FindMy and has centimeter accuracy thanks to UWB

When it comes to pressure advance the difference between a bowden extruder and a direct extruder is more than tenfold. So no, it’s not “negligible at best”.

If the difference was negligible no one would put the extruder on the toolhead where the weight has a big impact on maximum acceleration

Yes, but there is no need to go for a ring0 anticheat

Do you have o2 DSL, o2 fiber, or o2 cable/coax Internet? O2 cable does not have a public IPV4 address by default, you need to request one from customer service.

If a kinda niche hobby becomes more popular temporarily, there’s also the chance that waiting it out will score you some good barely-used gear for cheap as those that buy and try decide it’s not for them.

Thats exactly what’s happening in Germany with indoor weed growtents at the moment. We legalized homegrown weed in April, which caused a huge wave of people buying new equipment for double the regular price because of such high demand, and now suddenly people realize how much work it is and that small mistakes can easily ruin your harvest. So now the marked is slowly starting to be overflow with used equipment