I'm not that guy, but I don't think so. The trend will likely be that we get to the point where we render and display in such a high resolution that you can't even see pixels anymore. We're getting there already with smaller 4k displays where turning on AA doesn't have an appreciable difference in 4k native rendering.
Nah. My older 1080p stuff remains, but I just do 4k only now. Media server is powerful enough to transcode to 1080 on the fly for any device that can't handle 4k, or for slower network conditions.
It does, but it's not a subscription - one time purchase of like $3.50 is what I paid. No idea if the price has changed.
Using your comment to plug Boost - what was my favorite Reddit app is now my favorite Lemmy app.
I use Linux Mint, mostly because I'm familiar with it. If I was to redo it, I would likely just run Debian.
Vampire Survivors is basically mandatory at this point.
Because the magnet is attached to the truck bed, so the bumper is being pulled forward and the bed pushed back, and the forces cancel out to 0.
Hell yeah that looks delicious, throw that on a steak and lets eat.
Considering they learned nothing from their mistakes with Global Agenda and went on to fuck up Ascend, I'm expecting them to fuck this up in new and exciting ways all over again.
It works, but deck needs to be on. I just pulled a Grim Dawn install from my deck to my desktop PC on Tuesday.
I got an aftermarket 9 cell battery on Amazon for like $30, mine has 8 hours of battery life at idle now in Mint with the brightness all the way up. Highly recommended. Three SSDs, 16GB of RAM, but otherwise stock T420.
Dunno if it's been delisted since, but I installed it on all my Rokus and Roku TVs a few weeks back without issue.
If you want some variety, I played a ton of PowerWash Simulator when I had COVID and it was fantastic. Just chill, not much thought required, and clean stuff with a pressure washer progression system.