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Quoting: KrejsyLainenHow legacy are we talking? Nouveau is getting quite nice these days :)

The open source stuff is now focused on GTX 1600 and later (newer firmware). So not legacy.

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Quoting: LoudTechieYour boss can't fire you any moment he likes, yet you still fear his power.
The same is true for politicians.

Actually, here in Canada, your boss CAN fire you any moment he likes. I know as I used to be a business owner and employer. There is a whole list of government-proscribed reasons why you cannot be fired (race, gender, theft without proof, layoff if he rehires, etc.) but your boss can still fire you without providing any reason at all.

Where politicians are concerned, unless they commit a crime, they are safe until the next election which gives them a safety net that relies on the voter's notoriously short memory. The party system doesn't help, because voters sometimes overlook individual foibles in favor of their preferred political party. So politicians have a lot less to fear from their "employers" (the voters).

Myself, where politicians are concerned, I don't have a short memory.

Okay, my boss can't fire me any moment he likes and I still fear his power(since firing someone after their introduction period, without a government whitelisted reason and proof is illegal).
That's crazy.

I don't know where you live but in most places your boss CAN fire you anytime they please

Quoting: scorp10n2000Meh... We NEED a singel player Alien action game!(and a good Alien movie) Not more pvp garbage!

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AI Voice Generation is used for some of the NPCs

OK but like, why though? RtCW and the prolouge episode are fully voiced, what would they have had to use AI voices for?

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Quoting: LoudTechieYour boss can't fire you any moment he likes, yet you still fear his power.
The same is true for politicians.

Actually, here in Canada, your boss CAN fire you any moment he likes. I know as I used to be a business owner and employer. There is a whole list of government-proscribed reasons why you cannot be fired (race, gender, theft without proof, layoff if he rehires, etc.) but your boss can still fire you without providing any reason at all.

Where politicians are concerned, unless they commit a crime, they are safe until the next election which gives them a safety net that relies on the voter's notoriously short memory. The party system doesn't help, because voters sometimes overlook individual foibles in favor of their preferred political party. So politicians have a lot less to fear from their "employers" (the voters).

Myself, where politicians are concerned, I don't have a short memory.

Okay, my boss can't fire me any moment he likes and I still fear his power(since firing someone after their introduction period, without a government whitelisted reason and proof is illegal).
That's crazy.

I don't know where you live but in most places your boss CAN fire you anytime they please

I'm uncomfortable revealing on a public forum my exact nation, but I will point out that according to Article 30 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European union every worker has the right to protection against unjustified dismissal.
This is enforced through a mix of collective bargaining agreements, national law, local rules, subsidized rights groups and EU law.

Edit:
Clarification The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU.
Is kind of an upgraded version of the Universal Declaration of Human rights signed by all EU nations.
Its highest court is the ECJ.
Signing and adhering to it's a minimum requirement for EU membership.
This's not some Nordic or rich nation luxury in the EU a poor Romanian or Italian has those rights too.
Even most EU Candidates follow these rules.

The exact implementation differs, due to the EU principle of subsidiary, but it's not something you can just take from an EU citizen.
Currently even the United Kingdom, which left the EU to weaken worker protections abides by this principle.

Quoting: Cley_FayeI love these. They're working on Wii image compatibility, so I'll be able to use my own soon, hopefully.

I know "it's complicated", but it baffles me that there isn't a way for big business to have a small team doing just that with their own IP. If Nintendo released these, even if not as polished, but under some "ok, you get this" term (that I'm sure everyone will complain about), that'd be awesome.

Thankfully, people are doing it. And from what I've seen, there's a lot of care in this.

AI Voice Generation is used for some of the NPCs

Quoting: Cley_FayeIf Nintendo released these, even if not as polished, but under some "ok, you get this" term (that I'm sure everyone will complain about), that'd be awesome.

Quoting: DryPapHmrBroIsn't 12 enough now?! At this point why not give us a launcher with all the games in one that work as free DLC for it if you own the pack it's from?!

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Quoting: LoudTechieYour boss can't fire you any moment he likes, yet you still fear his power.
The same is true for politicians.

Actually, here in Canada, your boss CAN fire you any moment he likes. I know as I used to be a business owner and employer. There is a whole list of government-proscribed reasons why you cannot be fired (race, gender, theft without proof, layoff if he rehires, etc.) but your boss can still fire you without providing any reason at all.

Where politicians are concerned, unless they commit a crime, they are safe until the next election which gives them a safety net that relies on the voter's notoriously short memory. The party system doesn't help, because voters sometimes overlook individual foibles in favor of their preferred political party. So politicians have a lot less to fear from their "employers" (the voters).

Myself, where politicians are concerned, I don't have a short memory.

Okay, my boss can't fire me any moment he likes and I still fear his power(since firing someone after their introduction period, without a government whitelisted reason and proof is illegal).
That's crazy.

I don't know where you live but in most places your boss CAN fire you anytime they please

Quoting: tohurI don't know where you live but in most places your boss CAN fire you anytime they please

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Quoting: Caldathras

Quoting: LoudTechieYour boss can't fire you any moment he likes, yet you still fear his power.
The same is true for politicians.

Actually, here in Canada, your boss CAN fire you any moment he likes. I know as I used to be a business owner and employer. There is a whole list of government-proscribed reasons why you cannot be fired (race, gender, theft without proof, layoff if he rehires, etc.) but your boss can still fire you without providing any reason at all.

Where politicians are concerned, unless they commit a crime, they are safe until the next election which gives them a safety net that relies on the voter's notoriously short memory. The party system doesn't help, because voters sometimes overlook individual foibles in favor of their preferred political party. So politicians have a lot less to fear from their "employers" (the voters).

Myself, where politicians are concerned, I don't have a short memory.

Okay, my boss can't fire me any moment he likes and I still fear his power(since firing someone after their introduction period, without a government whitelisted reason and proof is illegal).
That's crazy.

Quoting: scorp10n2000Meh... We NEED a singel player Alien action game!(and a good Alien movie) Not more pvp garbage!

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Quoting: LoudTechieYour boss can't fire you any moment he likes, yet you still fear his power.
The same is true for politicians.

Actually, here in Canada, your boss CAN fire you any moment he likes. I know as I used to be a business owner and employer. There is a whole list of government-proscribed reasons why you cannot be fired (race, gender, theft without proof, layoff if he rehires, etc.) but your boss can still fire you without providing any reason at all.

Where politicians are concerned, unless they commit a crime, they are safe until the next election which gives them a safety net that relies on the voter's notoriously short memory. The party system doesn't help, because voters sometimes overlook individual foibles in favor of their preferred political party. So politicians have a lot less to fear from their "employers" (the voters).

Myself, where politicians are concerned, I don't have a short memory.

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Quoting: LoudTechieTor-browser and if I remember correctly firefox have their own download folder sandboxing.

Regarding Firefox, not to my knowledge. On my systems, Firefox defaults to my Download folder. No sandboxing that I'm aware of -- unless this is a feature I have to enable.

Yeah it should default to your download folder, but can you look beyond it. Can you work in your document folder.
Tor-browser maintains its own seperate folder, but I thought firefox limited itself to only the download folder.
Based on what you said I would assume the answer is no, but I still wanted to clarify what I meant.

By default, Firefox automatically places all downloads in the Download folder but I can go into settings and choose a toggle that lets me choose whatever folder I want to download to, on the fly - Documents, Music, Videos, other drives or any combination of subfolder.

Now, on Android however, I am definitely sandboxed to the system's Download folder. It cannot even maintain a virtual Download folder on the SD card (unlike Vivaldi and Chrome).