Alyx Hinata 🇹🇩🚫💀 @alyx@gameliberty.club

This talk about anti-aliasing in games made me think... remember when people actually had the rigs to do super-sampling AA? Now the resolutions have increased so much, we can't even play at native anymore if you have a 4K screen. Let alone use the holly grandfather of AA. We actually regressed into doing the opposite of SSAA. We're undersampling during rendering, and upscaling. I find that absolutely insane.

Does anyone know a good article that describes all anti-aliasing technologies? I keep forgetting which one does what, and I keep needing to search for references. I'd rather have 1 article bookmarked, that contains info and comparisons with all of them.

Remember when people actually cared about "keep it simple stupid"?

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Press F to pay respects.
Press W to win.

New to Mastodon? Journalist? You're not welcomed.

BTW, you can enable Vulkan rendering in Chromium browsers (it is disabled by default). Don't know if there's any performance benefit though, and it actually breaks hardware accelerated video decoding.

This is you probably.

People will eventually get bored of the Twitter verification shenanigans, and they'll stop pulling these hilarious pranks.
Eventually you'll be left with:
- unverified anonymous accounts
- the old verified celebrities and journalists
- people who use their real names online and will use verification to prove they are real people
- a new wave of people who have created a business/job of some sort for themselves under a pseudonym (like how the numerous YouTubers or streamers function) who were previously denied verification for various reasons.

I said this as a joke yesterday, but I think I mean it today. Fuck the Germans. Like really fuck 'em.

The amount of parameters you have to add to a Chromium browser, on Linux, to make it actually use hardware accelerated video decode is retarded.
How have they STILL not made this a default feature?

My only comfort is that from things I'm reading, Firefox isn't doing that much better either.

This works for me on latest Vivaldi stable.

--ignore-gpu-blocklist
--enable-gpu-rasterization
--enable-zero-copy
--enable-native-gpu-memory-buffers
--enable-accelerated-video-decode
--enable-features=VaapiVideoDecoder
--disable-gpu-driver-bug-workarounds
--disable-features=UseChromeOSDirectVideoDecoder

What if instead of fall damage, a game had jumping damage?