Davel23

Reminds me of my days at Babbage’s.

I buy manufacturer refurbished drives from serverpartdeals.com. They come with a 2 year warranty but I’ve never had a problem with any of them.

Where’s the “check Caps Lock key” step?

I’m not sure I would call it “problems”, but doing transparencies on the Saturn required leveraging VDP2 and most developers just didn’t bother.

Wine is not an emulator.

No, it’s from a game called Total Distortion.

It’s good, but it’s no Miami Connection.

Remember Webrings?

TIL Newgrounds still exists.

USB prior to version 3 and the type C connector only supplied 5 volts. 5.25" hard drives need 12 volts. No amount of powered hubs or higher wattage PSUs will change that.

… No. USB hard drive adapters come with their own power supplies if they’re intended for 5.25" drives.

If the drive is spinning when the USB is not plugged in then it’s clearly being powered by a separate power supply. Besides, 5.25" hard drives cannot be powered by USB, powered hub or not.

Not that big by today’s standards, but I once downloaded the Windows 98 beta CD from a friend over dialup, 33.6k at best. Took about a week as I recall.

Does the flag look like a chicken to anyone else?

It’s already out, checked my Steam library and both this and the original versions are there.

Do you have the FFMPEG executable in the same directory as yt-dlp? They should merge automatically if so.

But what about AAAA games?

If you launch a game through Steam and there’s an update available for it, then Steam will force the update before it will run the game. Some games can be run by navigating to its install directory and running the executable directly, that should bypass any updates but will not work for all games.

I think the word you’re looking for is “sordid”.

Wifi is always the bottleneck.