I heard Apex runs pretty good on Linux via Proton

Hi guys, about MacOsVentura and ApexLegends: Is it native playable with Metal3? No Apex Legends for Windows only Updating with Ventura now; I look to play Apex on Macbook Pro16 since 12months been lose with Geforce (cloud); is bootcamp useable now with Apple chip? Let me know if you can provide key for this ; seson 15 coming soon and havent played the 14 only got BP, pseudo Jiemx lvl 500+(2400 reset)

Update MacOsV 30mins up and running

also what you think of Apex mod scripts legits; is it of use? anyone up to scripts for stocks markets or what thread for it (on trading view?

I'll be honest, I couldn't parse most of what you said, but I can at least confirm that there is no Bootcamp on Apple silicon, Apple didn't port it. So if you depend on Bootcamp for gaming, I fear you're out of luck on recent Macbooks.

ProtonDB has it listed as "GOLD", so yep:

https://www.protondb.com/app/1172470

Ooooh! I haven't checked on Proton in some time but this is exciting news! I'm going to check this out, thanks!

I found this some weeks ago and used it to learn how SVG pathes work. It was enough to write a function making pathes absolute and splitting them into pieces.

Great tool

+1

I run Vivaldi because it's actually awesome on the phone (but I don't like the desktop version). Works perfectly.

https://youtu.be/ExwqNreocpg Itsn not js but at least one a qr code

Where I live in Germany it may not be the norm but I also came across it several times. Nasty stuff if you suspect something different

Just want to leave some info for setups like this: Some old Games get confused with multiple Network Interfaces. What really helped me was using the cli Tool forcebindip forthe Person hosting the gameserver. It forces the Game to only Use a specific NIC.

I don't know if this is hack by your standards but you can do this with pretty standard tools in linux (I think it was xinput and xkbmap)

Its a browser feature to save performance

Don't have a link at hand right now but: the Dolphin (GameCube/Wii emulator) developers posted a statement on Twitter saying if they would use these instructions instead of doing the reverse engineering on their own, Nintendo would shut them down.

I've stumbled across your page some time ago and forgot to bookmarket it, thank you for sharing it.

Always wanted to build something like the RPG Maker for the web myself, but never found the time to do it. Your product looks wonderful and I'm a bit jealous.