Maybe the tadpole ramps up sex drive? It's full on Camp hornyjail out there
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inching towards making the same jump.
Currently the things holding me back are music production stuff (mainly vst/vst3 plugins and their draconian drm). If anyone has any first hand experiences with eg. iLok and the plugins working under wine, it would be grand <3
Games wise... does raytracing in games work under linux? eg. Cyberpunk 2077, gog -version.
never heard of nvslimmer, but by the sound of it it does exactly the same as nvcleanstall, which I have used. Basically, I only install the driver and physx from the nvidia driver package, with telemetry disabled during the install (so, no ads and such nonsense during install).
https://www.techpowerup.com/...
edit: and nv control panel from the windows store thingy (which is dreadful, imo)
She sounds like a fun character, after the intro, first bumped into her at "the bridge", couldn't deal with the dragon peeps at the moment so I thought the situation would stand still until I intervened... well, resouding nope on that.
She ded, wouldn't even talk to me with undead talking spell. Failed her hard.
Actually meeting the character some time next playthrough is something I'm looking towards
Haven't really paid attention to their reviews, BUT their "devs react to speedruns" youtube series has been an absolute blast.
Some devs get completely discouraged (jokingly, I hope), some jokingly start firing whoever designed the mechanic/level which allows shenanigans etc. Though sometimes they have suits (the business peeps, energy vampires) as reaction people, and those episodes are soul drainingly horrid, ngl. The more involved in design the people on board, the better.
wouldn't be the first time noctua took part in something that's quite a bit removed from their regular products, though. Drop sells a noctua -colored custom keycap set, for example.
that isn't strictly speaking a gif. imgur (among other image/video/etc hosting) can do a lot of tricks. that ".gifv" at the end of the url makes it present the "gif" as a video (mp4, in this case).
If you change the url to end with just ".gif", then it'll show it as an actual gif
thanks for using Leebra!
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