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Since it's been so long since I've played HL2, I had to go back and look up the Breencast to make sure the subtitles were right. Here's that Breencast in full: When I posted the original post, I was still in the middle of making them. They do take some time and I do have a life outside of all this. But they are done now. Thanks for your patience.
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Subs up!
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This looks like a job for Ambassador Pineapple. freeman_s_mind_2_episode_10_en.srt
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That's a question for @Ross Scott, but there are multiple problems with oauth stuff, including extra upkeep. Each time we update the site we also have to fix incompatibilities with the theme, custom plugins, ect. So each part of the site adds exponentially to the work required to perform an update. This means when Steam updates their oauth system, we're forced to do a full system update or people can't login. Oauth also adds the risk, because you're allowing a third party app to perform authentication on the site, and if Steam messes up, the site could be even more of a target than it already is.
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you sure got those emails working again, wait are we sure the emails are working again, just to be sure i'm not sure yet ok an actual serious question, do you think we'll ever get, Steam authentication? for people who don't want to sign up for a forum account
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Emails once again working.
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Fantastic episode.
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Ahem, so where are the subtitles?…
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wait did breen actually say anything important, i was paying attention to the dialogue so i didn't hear much
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General American Politics Thread
BTGBullseye replied to ThePest179's topic in Serious Topic Discussion
Considering just how much more annoying an even smaller percentage of LGBT people can get, I don't think you have room for argument on this one. -
Yup. It's a good stepping stone to my goal of an RTX 2080ti... Only costs $240 right now for a decent new one. Could get a 64 for $300, but I definitely don't want the blower style. (too noisy)
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So I have to ask: How much modding was required for the crowbar-as-hammer thing to work? Up until now, all the custom stuff could be (and probably was) achieved with map edits, but I'm pretty sure this required brand-new code.
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I'm giggling madly while subtitling this sucker. Freeman talked over the important bits of the Breencast. XD
- Yesterday
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Episodio 60. freeman_s_mind_episode_60.zip freeman_s_mind_episode_60.srt
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The unplanned thing - is it the failed ramp attempt at 6:38? https://youtu.be/1lMz2eYh6Nk?t=398
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Agreed. We should also stop funding research towards all rare diseases because 2/100,000 annual cases for ALS is too rare for us to give a shit. Again, why are you just okay with creating victims of circumstance? Why should we just ignore when bad shit happens to people because it "doesn't happen often"? And what is "sapient" supposed to mean? If that's the single defining feature that makes a human fetus so valuable, that removing it even in cases of rape or incest is considered "murder", then how would you define sapience? There are also a remarkably small minority of Christians that live "according to Christ's teachings" so I'm not too terribly worried about the consensus on gay marriage. And it should be noted that "incidence" isn't entirely what's discussed in regards to what's "normal", there's no reason to discuss how many gay people there are per capita, so let's not act in bad faith here. "Normal" in a typical, good faith sense usually denotes a state of health, and whenever we colloquially refer to something as "not normal" we're usually saying, generally speaking, that something is wrong. Are LGBT people normal in the sense that there's nothing physically or mentally wrong with them? It's not a defining feature of being LGBT but being LGBT doesn't specifically denote being physically or mentally unhealthy, so maybe. Are LGBT people abnormal in the sense that something is "wrong with them"? Again, being LGBT doesn't denote having something wrong with you, so no. Are people suffering from anxiety or depressive disorders mentally or physically healthy? No, because if they were they wouldn't have a disorder. Do people suffering from anxiety or depressive disorders have something wrong with them? Yes, for the same exact reason. I feel like bringing up "normalcy" in LGBT+ related discussion denotes a certain type of homophobia/transphobia in addition to ableism. If you truly do, for some odd reason, only care about how common LGBT people are, then by all means you can ignore all of this. I simply have my doubts. A squeaky wheel still implies 25% of the population. Christians can be extremely annoying especially when paired with American conservatism, and that's the reality for LGBT+ people everywhere. The cultural push for LGBT+ acceptance has been met with resistance from religious groups nationwide and their reasoning for not affording that acceptance to them has been nothing but excuses. LGBPA people are mostly there, but it's hard for them to find excuses for why trans people shouldn't be given the same respect. I've been told I'll never be a woman because god made me the way I am and I should just be happy from myself, or been given passages from the bible that don't even specifically say being trans is wrong, just that "crossdressing" is wrong which has largely gone completely ignored by society EXCEPT in regards to trans people specifically. This isn't some uncommon occurrence with a loud minority, this is an everyday thing for me.
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Thanks for the clarification! It is a great time to be a PC enthusiast. CPUs from both AMD and Intel are pretty damn good. RAM prices are back down and are even cheaper than before the price spikes begun. Even though GPUs have ramped up in price you can get used GPUs that still perform great from previous generations from excellent prices and APUs are competent as fuck. I love it. That Vega 56 will make your system an even stronger beast.
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daniraldo changed their profile photo
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oh i forgot freeman's mind existed for a while
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Good to see a new episode.
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Freeman's Mind returns, again! I never meant for there to be this long a delay between this episode and the last one. If I had never made the "Games as a service" video, there would have been more out by now, but that felt like a necessary detour for me. There will still be more developments on that later, but I felt like getting the larger issue made more public was a more time-sensitive thing for me. I ran into new errors I've never seen before in Source in this episode; I'm hoping they go away after this one. It's a reminder why I don't plan on doing anything else besides FM2 in the Source engine. This episode I think is the second-longest one also, just by coincidence. There's also something that happens in the episode that wasn't planned at all, but it was a great addition, so I left it in. Ross's Game Dungeon is coming up next, then more Freeman and other videos! This is a blog post. To read the original post, please click here »
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Freeman's Mind returns, again! I never meant for there to be this long a delay between this episode and the last one. If I had never made the "Games as a service" video, there would have been more out by now, but that felt like a necessary detour for me. There will still be more developments on that later, but I felt like getting the larger issue made more public was a more time-sensitive thing for me. I ran into new errors I've never seen before in Source in this episode; I'm hoping they go away after this one. It's a reminder why I don't plan on doing anything else besides FM2 in the Source engine. This episode I think is the second-longest one also, just by coincidence. There's also something that happens in the episode that wasn't planned at all, but it was a great addition, so I left it in. Ross's Game Dungeon is coming up next, then more Freeman and other videos!
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FYI, the reason the sticks are shown as 2133 is because that's exactly what they are... That 3000 is what they are rated to overclock to, but they are natively a 2133 stick. (my 3200 sticks are native 2133 as well) Your system isn't that far off from mine for performance, apart from you having a dedicated GPU already. (I'm having to save up for a Vega 56 for mine)
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Great! Thanks for the update
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I actually just tested PUBG and even though I do not have exact benchmarks the game did feel a lot smoother. My FPS in the different maps tended to hover around 90-100-110 FPS and it is now at over 110 all the time fluctuating between 110 and 130 and even 140 sometimes. The difference is very, very noticeable. The extra smoothness makes the game a bit more responsive. I'm a happy man now.
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Some games and simulators (BeamNG.Drive etc) need 16GB of RAM to run normally. I've run into issues when playing and putting in an extra 8GB helped a lot.
