EveningPancakes

Yup, already done that and a few instructor based courses!

We've definitely changed our tune slightly on guns and bought a few since November. You know, because of the implication.

I'm gonna download it even harder.

Back when I got off in 2019, there was a tool (Facebook sponsored somewhere in the settings) that allowed you to save everything in an offline HTML file that you could host locally and get access to things like picture albums, complete with descriptions and comments. Not sure if it still exists, but it made the process incredibly painless getting off while still retaining things like pictures.

I remember visiting family in Poland the year this song came out, it was played EVERYWHERE. On subsequent visits, that song was still being played everywhere.

Looking at the map, assuming these models aren't for sale in Poland, Czech and so forth?

I really regret recycling my 32 inch Trinitron back in the mid-2000's...

Has anyone tried this on a Steam Deck yet? Is it just a matter of adding the .bat file as a Steam game (along with the .z64 instruxtions) so it runs through proton?

I think your phone autocorrected Timothy Dalton

There's a modified .exe that will allow you to enable full ray tracing on a 10gb 3080. I tried it last night and it worked pretty well, getting between 40-70 FPS on the area under the Vatican and the sequence going to Ciaro. You just have to set DLSS to performance and the texture pool to low (note, this doesn't mean that textures will be low quality, just the cached amount is low so you may see some pop in at times).

Here's a thread (sorry it's reddit) that includes the download - https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/1hbak60/indiana_jones_and_the_great_circle_path_tracing/

My wife does this to our books and it drives me nuts.

• "Where's The Art of War?"
• "It's in the black section"

One year her mom and I reordered them by author last name while she was away on a work trip. Took her 5 seconds upon returning home to notice it was different and she was furious.

Let me Google that for you