ici.radio-canada.ca Et si on avait réformé le mode de scrutin?
Si Justin Trudeau avait tenu sa promesse de réformer le mode scrutin, le portrait de la Chambre des communes aurait pu être bien différent, selon nos calculs.
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Au lieu de rendre la chose plus difficile pour les seniors avec leur idee de boîte postale communautaire, on pourrait regarder ce qui se fait à l'étranger et proposer des services aux seniors.
Interesting!
I could only find limited info about the SoC's TjMax / operating temperatures, although we could assume it's somewhat similar to the actual Tegra X1, in which case:
- This datasheet lists a TjMax of 105°C (page 2) and several thresholds before that (page 17) at which the APU would downclock (or shut down), with no actual value unfortunately.
- Gamers Nexus talks about the above, with a supposed throttling threshold at 70°C - and possibly 90°C - where frequency drops by 6%.
- Digital Foundry made a video testing Switch overclocking years ago (apologies for the ResetEra link, but there's a good summary there), where they had operating temperatures in the 60s (though I'm not sure that's the junction temperature).
That being said, my (V1) Switch is modded so I could test that a bit more, and check operating temperatures and frequencies before/after a repaste.
Ditto (but 2077 instead, haha). I've had no issues, except I wish it'd be possible to export the mod collection and reimport on a different device - eg going from desktop to Steam Deck and vice versa, which I've had to do manually.
You can refer to list of games with HDR support.
As far as HDR in native Linux games, recent changes won't help, but you should be able to get that working with a couple env vars.
To be fair, Heroic already use their GitHub repo to track issues.
I agree with you that Discord shouldn't even part of the equation to begin with, but it's become so prevalent everywhere that I imagine it's hard for devs to fully bypass.
Thanks for another great post and a very interesting interview! FWIW I cross-posted it to [email protected]
Developer interview: my Q&A with the creator of Lutris
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/29459679
A while ago I had the good fortune of organizing a fair-sized interview with one member of the team behind Lutris.
Lutris itself is an open gaming platform for Linux (obviously, including the Steam Deck!). Lutris helps you install and play video games from all eras and from most gaming systems. By leveraging and combining existing emulators, engine re-implementations and compatibility layers, it gives you a central interface to launch all your games. The client can connect with existing services like Humble Bundle, GOG and Steam to make your game libraries easily available. Game downloads and installations are automated and can be modified through user made scripts.
You can find more information about Lutris before you read this little interview (or after, that’s up to you!)
Thanks! VNs are definitely a genre I'm also trying to explore more of, Umineko: When They Cry is on my wishlist
Thanks, those sound great!
Yeah, I also wish there were more mystery/detective series out there, but haven't found that many so far.
I'm pretty sure I read Fullmetal Alchemist 15 or so years ago, but I don't remember the story well at all.
I've seen Avatar the Last Airbender mentioned countless times, but never took a look at it, I'll check it out!
I actually have the game on my wishlist, I don't know whether the anime and the game are one and the same?
Adding those to the list, thanks!
Thanks for the summary, I'm adding it to the list!
Thanks, that looks really up my alley, I'm adding it to the list!
Looking for recommendations
Hi there, I'm trying to get into more anime as of late, but don't really know where to start.
For reference, here's my anilist.co with what I've watched (AFAIR).
I really enjoyed Sousou no Frieren recently and I've also watched a lot of Studio Ghibli, with Mononoke-hime being an all-time favourite of mine. And FWIW Meitantei Conan is my favourite manga, although I haven't watched the anime that much.
Thanks!
EDIT: Thanks for all your recommendations already, I've added them to my watchlist and will check them out!
The Plague Tale duology, both Innocence and Requiem, is probably my favourite story-driven game series.
It resembles TLOU in some ways, but with a smaller scope, and the storyline resonated more with me (as in siblings vs parent/child in TLOU).
The only way I get to roundabout $200 now is if they are talking about 1983/84, but the NES hadn't even released in NA back then, so that's somewhat unlikely?
Nope, 8bitdo (via their eshop) ships directly from China to Canada, alongside a number of other countries.
The change is only wrt shipping to US.
Not exactly, you need Steam to install it, but then per PCGW's wiki:
DRM-free when launched directly via
<path-to-game>
\SwGame\Binaries\Win64\SwGame-Win64-Shipping.exe while EA app is not installed.
I can't confirm for Steam, since I only have the game on EA app, but the game's wiki page on PCGW shows the same DRM-free info (with correct launch steps).
You're right, they do - this Steam DRM-free games list shows Jedi Fallen Order is the most recent DRM-free EA published game on Steam afaict.
Same goes for DRM-free games on the EA app.
Build for 1440p gaming
Hi there, I'm starting to look into what PC I could get to (slowly?) migrate over from primarily console-based gaming. I would be buying from Canada fwiw.
Requirements
- 1440p would be the sweet spot most of the time. I have a 240Hz VRR 1440p screen which I would be playing on 80% of the time. I could go up to 4K at times (TV gaming).
- A compact PC would be ideal, I have little space on my desk or behind my TV.
- Primarily using Linux for gaming, but I might periodically use Windows for Game pass stuff.
- It would likely be used as a HTTPC every once in a while.
Budget
I could go up to $2,000 CAD, but wouldn't mind spending less (I'm not really aware of current components prices).
I already have all required peripherals at the ready.
Expectations
Coming from a setup with Xbox Series X, PS5 Pro and Steam Deck OLED, I'm essentially hoping to retire the first two in the process, but would keep the Deck.
Anything around or better than PS
news.xbox.com Coming to Game Pass: Atomfall, Blizzard Arcade Collection, Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island, and More - Xbox Wire
Coming to Game Pass: Atomfall, Blizzard Arcade Collection, Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island, and more!
Fine selection imo, but the "leaving soon" section is pretty dire:
- MLB The Show 24 (Cloud and Console)
- Lil Gator Game (Cloud, Console, and PC)
- Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 (Cloud, Console, and PC)
- Open Roads (Cloud, Console, and PC)
- Yakuza 0 (Cloud, Console, and PC)
- Yakuza Kiwami (Cloud, Console, and PC)
- Yakuza Kiwami 2 (Cloud, Console, and PC)
- Yakuza Like a Dragon (Cloud, Console, and PC)
- The Lamplighter’s League (Cloud, Console, and PC)
- Monster Hunter Rise (Cloud, Console, and PC)
madeincanadadirectory.ca Made in Canada Directory | The Most Canadian-Made Products
Explore the Made In Canada Directory with thousands of Canadian-owned businesses that proudly produce their top quality products at home.
Fairly similar to madeinca.ca, except they also notably filter by province and have fairly more specific categories.
Made in CA - website listing Canadian companies and products
madeinca.ca Made in CA | Canadians, spend your money wisely.
The made in Canada resource to quickly find Canadian products, services and retailers, so you can use your dollars to support the Canadian economy.
It looks like they specifically have a grocery store guide, with various products made in Canada.
They also accept user submissions FWIW.
Triggering newsletter header to sell video games? Check!
Fanatical already sends far too many newsletters, but that's the requirement to get whatever free games they hand out, but that's just too far given the current geopolitical climate...
BC gov to update code to allow single egress stair (SES) buildings
For more context on why this is such a positive change, this video from About Here / Uytae Lee serves as a great summary.
Stellar Blade Review Thread
Game Information
Game Title: Stellar Blade
Platforms:
- PlayStation 5 (Apr 26, 2024)
Trailers:
- Stellar Blade - Demo Teaser | PS5 Games
- Stellar Blade - New Gameplay Overview | PS5 Games
- Stellar Blade (previously Project EVE) - State of Play Sep 2022 Story Trailer | PS5 Games
Developer: Shift Up
Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment
Review Aggregator:
OpenCritic - 84 average - 91% recommended - 44 reviews
Critic Reviews
AnaitGames - Víctor Manuel Martínez García - Spanish - 6 / 10
The explicit and self-confessed influence of
Xbox Spring Sale 2024 now live
Nothing much for me, I wanted to finally pick up the DLCs for FH4, but those aren't on sale, and I was also hoping for some OG/360 games to be on sale, but very few are...
I might get Beyond the Dawn.
What about y'all?
www.gameinformer.com Senua's Saga: Hellblade II Will Have Photo Mode, New Screenshots Revealed
Senua's Saga: Hellblade II launches on Xbox Series X/S on May 21.
The aspect ratio looks extremely cinematic, assuming that's what they'll keep in the final game (a la The Order: 1886).
May 21 can't come any sooner!
Quick review / impressions of the Pulse Elite headset
Hey, I thought I'd share some sort of a review of the Pulse Elite, now that I've had it for a week - I'm honestly really happy with the headset for the most part!
Background: I'm not an audiophile. I've had a Sony WH-1000XM3 as my sole headset for 4+ years (but it recently gave up on me, so I was looking for a replacement). I also briefly tried the Audeze Maxwell last year, and although sound quality was spectacular, comfort was abysmal, so I ended up getting rid of it.
Pros:
- Sound quality - obviously a step-down from the Maxwell, but otherwise nothing to complain about. Imaging is especially great.
- Comfort - entirely subjective, but as someone with (relatively) thick-framed glasses (~3mm temples), comfort is a non-issue. I can wear it for hours at a time without any fatigue or pressure. It might get a bit warm, if that's a concern for you.
- Sound isolation - No ANC, which I was used to, but passive isolation is good.
- Multi-device use - I've been able to use it
PlayStation Pulse Elite Headset Review
I've been waiting for reviews to drop on the Pulse Elite and I'm glad to see it is as well received as I'd hoped!
I splurged on the Audeze Maxwell sometime last year and although the sound was stellar, the comfort was not, so I ultimately had to return them. This headset seems to be a great (much cheaper) alternative with better comfort, so I'm likely going to get it day one.
Anyone else interested in the Pulse Elite?
FF VII Rebirth - Improvements to Performance mode image quality coming Feb 21th
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/15392551
FF VII Rebirth - Improvements to Performance mode image quality coming Feb 21th
FF VII Rebirth - Improvements to Performance mode image quality coming Feb 21th
blog.playstation.com Stellar Blade arrives only on PS5 April 26
Developer Shift Up shares new gameplay details, plus info on preorders which begin February 7.
The extended "preorder" trailer we got yesterday managed to properly sell me on the game, at least gameplay-wise, and I'll probably get it day one (assuming it runs well at launch).
What about y'all?
news.xbox.com Experience a Brutal Journey of Cinematic Immersion in Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II on May 21 - Xbox Wire
Hello, Dom here, Studio Head at Ninja Theory. As I write this, we are now in the final few months of development on Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II, preparing for our launch Day One on Xbox Game Pass and across Xbox Series X|S, Windows and Steam on May 21. It was a pleasure to give you […]
The release date which leaked was confirmed - May 21st - $50 USD, digital only.
Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 Launches May 21
exputer.com [Exclusive] Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 Launches May 21
Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 will launch on May 21 for Xbox Series X|S and PC, as sources close to eXputer revealed to us.
![[Exclusive] Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 Launches May 21](https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/f2cd8aa5-a074-4ae8-bbdc-eec68a16627d.jpeg?format=webp)
I'm not personally familiar with eXputer, but their last rumour (Forza Motorsport release date) apparently turned out to be correct, so fingers crossed - we'll see in a couple of days anyways.
Blurry PSVR2?
I've decided to start tackling my PSVR2 backlog and I played a few hours of Moss yesterday.
While the game is fun and perfectly adequate to get my "VR legs" going, I've noticed that regardless of how I tweak the focal distance, height of the headset, the IPD or if I even tilt the headset slightly, it doesn't really help with removing the outer peripheral "blurriness" of the image, if that makes sense. The centre is pretty much clear, but anything on the outer edge isn't - fwiw, eye tracking is working without a hitch.
Is there some "secret adjustment" I'm just unaware of? I should mention I've got prescription lenses from Hons VR, but those are not too bulky and allow roughly the same adjustment than without (and are definitely easier to adjust with than with glasses).