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  • Sunshine is a host application on your computer that replaces the Nvidia Shield streaming app. Since Nvidia removed that function from the current builds of the Nvidia app you can use Sunshine instead. It also works for Intel and AMD GPUs.

    Once you have Sunshine installed and synced with your steam deck you can add any application to Sunshine to allow streaming. In the Xbox PC app find your game executeable location by going to the game page you want to add, then go to More Actions menu>Manage>Files>Browse>Game Folder>Content folder. Add an Application to Sunshine by going to the Applications tab and +Add New. Copy the path of the executeable to the Command field and type in the name of the App. That's the minimum required to run it, but you can also add boxart. Usually it can find it automatically though which is nice.

  • You can already do this with moonlight/sunshine. Just have to find the game executeable and add it in sunshine.

  • The SR-71 used an Astroinertial Navigation System that used stars to keep the navigation information accurate as the plane flew over long distances. Normally an inertial navigation system degrades in accuracy over time and distance due to small errors building up and something called gyro drift. The NAS-14V2 used a catalog of known stars and a gimballed telescope to identify specific stars (even during a cloudy day) and determine the position of the stars in relation to the aircraft. Using this information the position of the aircraft can be used to revise the inertial navigation system's data every so often so the accuracy is much better.

  • Slaughterhouse Five (the book) did this fairly well, though the movie isn't much better than Madame Web.

  • Timeline! The movie was completely forgettable but the concept was pretty cool. I loved the book.

  • Exceed is still the only program that handles graphically intense Unix X11 sessions properly for Windows machines. It's still not great though.

    Some of us still have to slog through old CAD applications that have long been abandoned.

  • engineerguy (Bill Hammack) is a great channel where Bill explains all kinds of different things.

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Cow Rules

  • Everyone should learn the basics of troubleshooting!

    When trying to resolve a problem it's really important to keep as many variables under control as possible so that you can find the root cause and fix it.

    I see lots of people who try a bunch of things without isolating the issue first but can't figure out what is wrong. Then because they messed with it so much it's almost impossible to figure out.

    This is important for car maintenance, home maintenance, electronics, computers. Just about everything that can break or stop working right in your life.

  • Playing devil's advocate here, but is it truly a public good to have as many works as possible accessible to the public?

    What if misinformation outweighs real information in the aggregate?

  • Relevant username?

  • You really butterfingered that setup.

  • Got mine a year ago and the OLED is really tempting. I've had the OLED switch and steam deck side by side and the screen on the switch is much better. What I'm hoping is that the screen is a drop in replacement option for the original.

    Edit: Damn...

  • His breakdown of Wozmon was my introduction to him. He is incredibly good at explaining and breaking things down. I was riveted when I started watching.

  • 8-Bit Guy is great. Love his deep dives on how older technology works.