Yo Yo a ryzen 3800 and 2070 super can run a ps3 emulator. It's up to the people making the emu to code good software. I can play some games just fine and we all know demons souls runs damn good. A ps5 can emulate a ps3 just fine.

r/iamverysmart See, funny thing is I have no problem with my phone. At all. I use a separate launcher and for the limited uses that I need the phone for, it does everything I need it to do just fine. Make a phone call? Press the green icon and select a name/number. Look at a web page? Press the Firefox icon and if needed, select the "desktop site" option in the, you guessed it, options menu. Play a game? Press on the icon for the game I want to play. It's not hard.

While seemingly initially useless for powering a home, integrating something like this with something like prosthetics in a way that could enhance or enable otherwise disabled or disadvantaged people is a clear path to follow. You don't need a lot of power (right away, anyway) and one could theoretically and "essentially" print out a replacement solar film in no time. It's too bad the powers that be will never let this be an otherwise affordable way to help those in need.

When you plop the phone down on the charger at bedtime you don't care about efficiency. And so little power, and thus money, is wasted anyway that it's a non-issue.

Uh, no. There's always going to be a divide. As much as I would love for things to shift in the opposite direction, I'm able to admit that windows will be the de-facto for a long, long time. You want a hard shift? Make linux gaming a thing for titles on day 1. Until that happens you won't see the massive change that you want.

Yo, shitstain. Do better, yourself. Yo, shitstain. Tell us all about how you're forced to pay slashdot to access the website at all.

Yo, shitstain. Many people, including myself, use FB to keep up on family, friends and generally people that we like. I log in, check updates, then log out. That's it.

Been checking out /. since about '98. No real reason to interact until now. Yo, shitstain. Based on how it's been proven a multitude of times (!!!on video!!!) that the police are trampling all over our (that is, citizen's) constitutional rights, putting body cam footage under a FOIA classification is an extreeeemely appropriate way of shining the light of accountability on them. You can't take without giving something in return and expect things to go your way for as long as you want.