Code is on the GitHub: https://github.com/protonmail

https://www.gog.com/forum/flatout_series/does_lan_work_in_the_gog_version

I remember a game (forget which one) that would ask which word was on a certain page in the game manual for its copy protection.

Might be helpful. Not sure if flatout is using ipx or not.

• https://github.com/solemnwarning/ipxwrapper
• https://www.gog.com/forum/warcraft_ii_battlenet_edition/warcraft_ii_lan_multiplayer_over_ipx_on_linux_wine_ubuntu_a_rough_guide

Oh also, one time I was in a 4 player demolition derby and we all chose the flatmobile. It was a map where it went to a ramp in the middle and everyone started out pointing right at it. We all just raced to the middle and simultaneously crashed and also crashed the game. I think that was the only time I witnessed the game crashing.

Sorry, just so many good memories of this game!

Sorry this comment won’t be helpful, but I used to install Flatout 2 into a WineSkin for MacOS and distribute it to all my students and we’d play it all the time. Such a blast.

Which prediction are you referring to?

Milwaukee, WI to Lansing, MI. Has to go around a great big lake and back up.

Thanks. What I thought after reading the docs a bit. I’ll look at some more options. I’m looking for a solution that doesn’t rely on internet or other infrastructure likely to be targeted in an attack. Likely what I’m looking for does not exist or is not built out near me.

I tend to disable all mitigations on my home computer. I can really feel it with gnome and fedora if I don’t. Or at least 2 or so years ago I could when I made the change.

Thanks for sharing. I have a T470 and was curious about this firmware. Why disable hyperthreading?

Software as a whole is getting overly complicated and details are commonly overlooked or missed. It sucks I agree.

Yes it would be weird, but it would still show throttling.

I will share an issue I and others have with their laptop that presents just a bit differently (a single cpu pegged at 100% instead of all of them).

If i wake my laptop from sleep while it is plugged into an external monitor, I will have a single cpu pegged at 100% trying to handle endless acpi interrupts. I have to hibernate my machine and turn it back on to fix it. Alternatively I can unplug the monitor before waking from sleep to prevent it from happening. I just hibernate instead of sleeping now.

Can you do screenshots with btop? Would be nice to see if the cpus are being throttled for temperature. I believe btop shows frequency and temp by default.

I believe this is what WebAuth Passkeys are.

Funny. I have an nvim colorscheme I created called bleak. Sorry, no screenshot.

• https://github.com/dannyfritz/bleak.nvim

I now use mellifluous with some tweaks.

• https://github.com/ramojus/mellifluous.nvim
• https://codeberg.org/dannyfritz/dotfiles/src/commit/53560459c08b2c4ef922099b51ed0cac35cf5a3a/mini/init.lua

Going for a hike with my partner and dog.

Brilliant tip. Thank you

I would like to see a Git repo hosting solution that also stores issues and other meta data in either an ancillary git repo or a branch of the git repo as files.