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News - Classic survival horror Alone in the Dark gets a cross-platform reimplementation with enhancements
By TactikalKitty, 21 Apr 2026 at 7:31 pm UTC

Quoting: RTherenI've sent it to a friend of mine who's a huge AitD fan.... he wasn't happy with the quality of this AI slop, at all.
I don't blame him at all. I got all excited and jumped out of my seat when I saw the headline. Then I watched the video. No thanks.

News - Classic survival horror Alone in the Dark gets a cross-platform reimplementation with enhancements
By TactikalKitty, 21 Apr 2026 at 7:25 pm UTC

Those doors...
We need a proper remake. Those sounds were taken from the original game and AiTD 4 New Nightmare. Maybe they could remake the entire game using that engine or something or make an actual 3D implementation.

News - Streaming or recording on Linux? Check out the audio management tool Pipeweaver
By tohur, 21 Apr 2026 at 7:22 pm UTC

Quoting: WORMI can’t help but think a similar tool targeting Windows would be super janky and cost $20.
Elgato Wave Link which seems this app at least for the Desktop app seems heavily inspired by is Free on windows and doesn't required any of their mics any more

News - Framework Laptop 13 Pro revealed with major changes and great Linux support
By mr-victory, 21 Apr 2026 at 7:17 pm UTC

I went desktop route because I wanted neither a mac, nor a heavy brick nor an expensive but weak (especially in GPU) laptop. I am hyped for a laptop for the first time. Price / performance is not great as usual for framework but they are putting something unique and valuable on the table this time with battery life.

AND TOUCHSCREEN TOO??

News - Streaming or recording on Linux? Check out the audio management tool Pipeweaver
By Purple Library Guy, 21 Apr 2026 at 6:42 pm UTC

Quoting: WORMI can’t help but think a similar tool targeting Windows would be super janky and cost $20.
Dunno about now, but in the old days you'd also have to download it from some unknown website and it would likely have a virus in it.

News - Colorado Age Attestation bill gets amendments to have open source excluded
By tohur, 21 Apr 2026 at 5:53 pm UTC

If I could make the drive up to Denver I would be right there! Only 40 mins away but can't make the drive :(

News - Lenovo Legion Go S sees a massive price jump
By ElamanOpiskelija, 21 Apr 2026 at 5:41 pm UTC

Quoting: eggroleWhile the AI induced price hikes are annoying, I think it is going to be even worse in the long run. Back before Covid it seemed like corpos had a fear that if they increased prices customers might stop purchasing. But the price hikes of the Covid era taught them people were willing to absorb a lot higher prices. Over the last few years of "new normal" those "temporary" price hikes never really came back down.

At this point I think the AI stuff, while a valid partial reason, is more being used as an excuse to pump up the price of everything. Oil probably plays a role in this as well, but we all know even if there is a real reason for price hikes, the hikes themself will likely be higher than what the market shifts would suggest.

I would love to see more people simply say "no" to these new prices and not buy. Not a full-on boycott per se, but to at least send a message. The consumer really does have a lot of power here and it is such a shame that so many people will hold thier nose and spend.
This is so on point. My GPU from second half 2025, I have bought cheaper than my GPU from 2020, and it's more or less the same category, more or less double the performance. The crypto mining fever also felt like it would last forever. Most places were out of stock for GPUs for a long time, prices were IMO higher, in the end both shortages and the new price level became a standard.

By the way, the crypto bro letting you know how many watts he's burning, or the LLM bro how many tokens he's burning through, basically same $h1te.

News - Lenovo Legion Go S sees a massive price jump
By Caldathras, 21 Apr 2026 at 5:41 pm UTC

Quoting: GustyGhost
Quoting: Liam DaweOnce the AI bubble pops that is.
I wish I had your optimism. My gut tells me that this has become a permanent fixture of the tech landscape.
Could be. Resources are becoming scarce ... and not just because of the current LLM obsession. The tech rollercoaster may have no choice but to slow down -- just to stretch out those remaining resources.

The "AI" bubble may just be the excuse.

News - Lenovo Legion Go S sees a massive price jump
By GustyGhost, 21 Apr 2026 at 4:59 pm UTC

Quoting: Liam DaweOnce the AI bubble pops that is.
I wish I had your optimism. My gut tells me that this has become a permanent fixture of the tech landscape.

News - Classic survival horror Alone in the Dark gets a cross-platform reimplementation with enhancements
By Caldathras, 21 Apr 2026 at 4:39 pm UTC

Quoting: BielBdeLunaaccording to the code in Github this is a implementation of the old Free in the dark engine (FITD) with a coat of AI upscaled and AI generated images on top
I didn't see anything on the main page. I didn't think to look in the code itself. Thanks for digging up the details.

Quoting: dpanter
Quoting: CaldathrasSource? Link to confirm use of "AI"?
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Watch the video linked in the article, check out the doors, the "piano", the... everything.
Also what the others said already.
I don't watch videos on my cellphone, unfortunately. Been so long since I looked at the game, I'm not sure I'd recognize what was original or not. It seems like it's mostly graphics then? Given what @Prometheus wrote about the dev's ethics, it still seems like something to avoid ...

Thanks, all.

News - AMD announced the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition processor
By scaine, 21 Apr 2026 at 4:31 pm UTC

Quoting: Luca
Quoting: scaineI wish AMD would focus on GPUs. Now, more than ever, they could establish themselves competitively in the GPU market. With Nvidia prices being absolutely exorbitant, a half-way decently priced upgrade to the 9700XT would be well received by people like myself still rocking the 6800XT or even the 7900XTX.
I am actually using a 16 Gb RX9700XT on a 9950X3D system (Mint 22.3) and I have 140 fps on "The Callisto Protocol" that I assume it's the most demanding gave I own.

I don't have Cyperpunk or ARC Raiders to benchmark but I think even at 60 fps they would be absolutely playable and good looking.
Sure, even my most demanding games look great (albeit, thanks to FSR, since I'm gaming at 4K) and I'm still on the 7900XTX myself. My point was more that the card you're using barely keeps up with the 5070, let alone the 5080. And Nvidia still have the 5090 out there. If you're "serious" about your games, then you want the top-end, and AMD aren't anywhere near close to that.

News - Lenovo Legion Go S sees a massive price jump
By eggrole, 21 Apr 2026 at 4:28 pm UTC

While the AI induced price hikes are annoying, I think it is going to be even worse in the long run. Back before Covid it seemed like corpos had a fear that if they increased prices customers might stop purchasing. But the price hikes of the Covid era taught them people were willing to absorb a lot higher prices. Over the last few years of "new normal" those "temporary" price hikes never really came back down.

At this point I think the AI stuff, while a valid partial reason, is more being used as an excuse to pump up the price of everything. Oil probably plays a role in this as well, but we all know even if there is a real reason for price hikes, the hikes themself will likely be higher than what the market shifts would suggest.

I would love to see more people simply say "no" to these new prices and not buy. Not a full-on boycott per se, but to at least send a message. The consumer really does have a lot of power here and it is such a shame that so many people will hold thier nose and spend.

News - Classic survival horror Alone in the Dark gets a cross-platform reimplementation with enhancements
By dpanter, 21 Apr 2026 at 4:13 pm UTC

Quoting: CaldathrasSource? Link to confirm use of "AI"?
.
Watch the video linked in the article, check out the doors, the "piano", the... everything.
Also what the others said already.

News - AMD announced the Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition processor
By Luca, 21 Apr 2026 at 4:09 pm UTC

Quoting: scaineI wish AMD would focus on GPUs. Now, more than ever, they could establish themselves competitively in the GPU market. With Nvidia prices being absolutely exorbitant, a half-way decently priced upgrade to the 9700XT would be well received by people like myself still rocking the 6800XT or even the 7900XTX.
I am actually using a 16 Gb RX9700XT on a 9950X3D system (Mint 22.3) and I have 140 fps on "The Callisto Protocol" that I assume it's the most demanding gave I own.

I don't have Cyperpunk or ARC Raiders to benchmark but I think even at 60 fps they would be absolutely playable and good looking.

News - Streaming or recording on Linux? Check out the audio management tool Pipeweaver
By WORM, 21 Apr 2026 at 3:56 pm UTC

I can’t help but think a similar tool targeting Windows would be super janky and cost $20.

News - Lenovo Legion Go S sees a massive price jump
By syylk, 21 Apr 2026 at 3:35 pm UTC

https://www.techspot.com/news/112125-chipmakers-track-meet-only-60-ai-memory-demand.html

sigh

News - Classic survival horror Alone in the Dark gets a cross-platform reimplementation with enhancements
By strangeralps, 21 Apr 2026 at 3:26 pm UTC

I gave this project the good old college try this early morning. I have to say, it's a very unpleasant experience.

The redone visuals are, in my opinion, horrendous. Mind you I only spent 10 minutes or so with it. My gut reaction is to sidestep this one altogether.

It sucks as I'm so fond of the original game.😭

News - Lenovo Legion Go S sees a massive price jump
By kayarelle, 21 Apr 2026 at 3:19 pm UTC

Woof. I was wondering if/when this'd happen. I'm very glad I got this a couple of months ago at the old price.

I wonder if the asus devices will go up in price at all too; if they do then we can probably kiss the old steam deck prices goodbye for the near term.

News - METRO 2039 gets revealed for release this Winter
By Axel Ekholm , 21 Apr 2026 at 2:50 pm UTC

Quoting: EikeI'm not sure what "this winter" means? We've got spring in my (northern) book, so I guess end of the year or beginning of next one?
It means the game will release from november 2026 to mars 2027

News - CoolerControl 4.2 adds auto detection of new devices, stress-testing and more
By Sakuretsu, 21 Apr 2026 at 2:49 pm UTC

Already gave it a try.
A real nice update for sure.

News - Pokemon-like monster catcher Monster Crown: Sin Eater arrives April 30
By Potatoman24, 21 Apr 2026 at 2:28 pm UTC

You know I played the original game, bought it day one. It was extremely buggy and unpolished.

The demo for this one looks better.

News - Lenovo Legion Go S sees a massive price jump
By Phimeek, 21 Apr 2026 at 2:12 pm UTC

I'm really glad I bought one months ago before the price spiked!

I cannot wait for the AI bubble to burst already, it has done too much damage.

News - Lenovo Legion Go S sees a massive price jump
By Jarmer, 21 Apr 2026 at 1:51 pm UTC

I'm going to have the biggest party ever when that happens!

News - Lenovo Legion Go S sees a massive price jump
By Liam Dawe, 21 Apr 2026 at 1:16 pm UTC

I think it continues to show just how smart Valve were on the price to performance. They hit a sweet spot with it all. But, they do have the Steam store to back it up, other vendors don't have that. Bring on the Steam Deck 2 eh! Once the AI bubble pops that is.

News - The first major update for Slay the Spire 2 is out now
By Pyretic, 21 Apr 2026 at 1:08 pm UTC

Quoting: inlinuxdudeSTS2 is great already (and getting better all the time)...Not sure why Chinese players don't understand its early access and still being worked on... :(
It seems many players from China are complaining because their deck no longer guarantees a win, so now they have to change their strategy to win. A common thread among all the negative reviews is that the cards that used to be very overpowered have now been nerfed, with one review even asking the developers to "livestream themselves winning the game on the highest difficulty with all the characters" (disclaimer: I do not know Chinese, so I used Google Translate for that one).

News - Pick up some quality adventure games in the Humble Golden Tales Bundle
By Jarmer, 21 Apr 2026 at 12:50 pm UTC

Quoting: ChrisznixA late question to those who played and have read The Invincible: should i read the novel first? I am in the first hours of that game (thanks to your recommendations) and its absolutely great so far. But it made me wonder if i should read the book first.
I'm not going to spoil anything game or book related, but just PLEASE trust me when I say this:

1- finish the game
2- immediately start the book

you will be happy :) Also, if you like scifi at all and haven't done Lem's other greats, he's a genre defining genius. Check out Solaris, Cyberiad, and Memoirs in a Bathtub. Cyberiad is prob my personal fav.

News - Lenovo Legion Go S sees a massive price jump
By Jarmer, 21 Apr 2026 at 12:44 pm UTC

I think this is the death knell for this product line. They're into the phase of "fuck it pricing" - just trying to get rid of them and shut down the project. AI garbage continues to destroy all that it touches. Yay.

News - Streaming or recording on Linux? Check out the audio management tool Pipeweaver
By Jarmer, 21 Apr 2026 at 12:41 pm UTC

This would be fantastic to have on a laptop to remotely via lan control your audio mixing for band practice or stuff like that.