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The other option was setting up a game via whatever WiFi network was available, but many hotspots now restrict peer to peer access. For cross platform support, iOS doesn't allow local hotspot creation (which could have been an alternative) even thought Android does. Bluetooth was the option that all platforms could support without having to deal with third party WiFi.
> With all of that work done, I am happy to say all of the games listed above now have functional video playback with NO winetricks needed and NO dll overrides needed. No quartz,no dshow, no amstream, no lavfilters, no klite, no rsx3d, no wmp9, no wmp11, etc. -- All the functionality previously needed from those overrides is now patched directly into wine for the listed games that needed them, and the protonfixes that were previously added have now been removed since they are no longer needed.
I like the trial idea. Will see if I can get that out quickly.
Maybe that could be a place where sapphire differentiates?
I wonder if there's a way to ask Android Chrome to ask for 120Hz.
[0] https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/news/pa-attorney-general-...
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NYT Games and Cooking are BEHIND THE PICKET LINE. Please don’t play or engage with Games or Cooking content while the strike lasts!
News coverage — including election coverage — is NOT behind the picket line. It’s okay to read and share that, though the site and app may very well have problems.
https://bsky.app/profile/maggieastor.bsky.social/post/3la4qg...
It's good to see in office workers choosing to strike to support remote workers.
From @maggieastor
NYT Games and Cooking are BEHIND THE PICKET LINE. Please don’t play or engage with Games or Cooking content while the strike lasts!
News coverage — including election coverage — is NOT behind the picket line. It’s okay to read and share that, though the site and app may very well have problems.
Section D.5
Whoever the user that is posting the content is agreeing to the terms of service. If they don't actually have permission to agree to those terms with the content, then where that liability falls will likely fall to a court, but I'm sure I would argue as a user who forked the content, that I was given permission via the TOS which has to be followed by the user posting the content.
It appears because the underlying HTML5 Canvas tools are being used, things like antialiasing are unavoidable without remaking certain API calls. I'm sure it could be done though!
[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spookyhous...
It's an agreement the airport makes with the TSA to maintain TSA standards (and I believe the airport gets federal funding to run it).
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screening_Partnership_Program