Which makes sense if you want to make an emulator that's fit for really specific old software that can only run on actual old hardware but instead you can just emulate it, but definitely not for playing games. Not only that, if your software is designed for something like Windows XP you're SOL both on PCem and on 86Box and you need an old machine that's at least Pentium 4 anyway.
Knew it was troons the second Linus mentioned the name of the lead dev
The lead dev of 86Box is Miran Grča, and I don't think he's a troon, however he is Slovenian and he is an anime avatar.
Hopefully there will be a follow-up video covering how effective the LTT "Trust Me Bro" warranty policy is in the real world.
Funny you should say that, the Curiosity and Perseverance rovers, among other spacecraft/satellites including the James Webb Space Telescope, has the PowerPC RAD750 on board, a radiation hardened version of the chip found in earlier iMac G3s. The Broadway (Wii chip) and Espresso (Wii U chip) are slightly modified PowerPC 750CL chips (which in itself is essentially a later model of the original 750, derived from the 750CXe which can be found in the GameCubes). So not only did these chips power childhoods, they also power space.
And the reason they use such outdated architectures is because they are much less prone to getting fried or malfunctioning due to space radiation, while doing all the shit they need to do. Sure, you could make a satellite that runs on a Threadripper, but it would quickly fail because of the space radiation, and it would be way too overkill for what it needs to do.
Correct, they are able to function perfectly in a very wide variety of temperatures (I think in the case of the RAD750 its -50 and like 80c but im not sure), can withstand 200k to 1m rads and use a very low amount of power (forgot the figure, will edit post)
86Box is a continuation of the PCem project created by Sarah Walker (born Tom Walker). Who's not only a tranny but also Br*t*sh.
I don't think anyone has spent their upgrade on exercise equipment yet, so that would be a based move.
Yet he hasn't lost a single kilogram it seems. Not that dancing around in a VR headset would do much in that regard. That was more of an excuse for just getting a VR headset to play VR games.
There's no amount or intensity of cardio that can offset the kind of diet that makes a man that sized in the first place. Not unless you played for 8-12 hours a day, which at that point is cheating - any real effect would come from him no longer being able to see the snacks on his desk to idly eat.
You could even still give it weeb/nerd/tech energy - Set up a treadmill or stationary bike in front of a mini streaming box computer with a nice display, and watch movies or anime or whatever on it. I do it all the time dragging my bike in front of my computer, gives me an excuse to exercise whenever I want to watch something subbed.
Anthony sent some tweets about Beat Saber, lost a tiny (relative to his size) amount of weight over a short period of time then got immediately demoralized when he inevitably put it back on just as fast. The guy needs a diet and exercise is downright dangerous for him at his size. Nobody lost weight while eating pizza. (except Null, but he smartly rations the pizzas)
Mm. Apple actually sold PowerMac G5s to Microsoft, which were adapted into early dev kits for the XBox 360. Microsoft used the original PowerMac G5 and the updated 2004 model.
