Make it 75% the median life expectancy and it’s a deal.
Make it 75% the median life expectancy and it’s a deal.
I was able to use it for Windows recovery and as Windows 10 install media with no issues. Sorry it didn’t work for you though.
Parsec is really nice with extremely low latency but I’ve also moved over to Sunshine/Moonshine including for Windows.
I just discovered Ventoy this past week or so and haven’t had any issues with any ISO I’ve thrown at it.
It’s my new favorite utility.
Truly a “where have you been all my life” moment. It even works with recovery ISOs!
I’ll never flash another usb again if I can help it.
I have a 128gb usb c flash drive that I just dropped a ton of distros onto and went to town. So far, EndeaverOS has been my favorite.
I just rolled back my Win 11 to Win 10 only to use temporarily while I test some other distros to see which one(s) I like.
Shout out to Ventoy, my new favorite usb utility.
I was actually just looking for this the other day. I’ll let you know if it actually works.
While you’re not wrong, it’s also possible that they simply used cracked versions.
The original point was to make it easier to understand people as you could actually see their mouth. A problem sure, but it solution it wasn’t.
While I enjoyed Sifu, I probably enjoyed Absolver more. I also loved the mechanic of learning moves from fighting people using those moves and was somewhat disappointed they didn’t have a similar mechanic in Sifu. Though it likely wouldn’t have meshed well with the leveling mechanic.
I did really like the unique aging on death mechanic though. I love seeing unique ideas like that in games.
I really enjoyed Absolver and was looking forward to playing that but didn’t get around to it until very recently. I did enjoy it, but it ended up making me want to go back to Absolver.
Why do I have to read a hole?
What is the benefit to using this as opposed to just straight ffmpeg?