Recent content by Fabri91

So - new clouds!

The rocket is only partially on fire so it's good.

Don't forget the Ballmer Peak: We also never had Windows ME at home - I remember though the same transition, going from a completely legitimate copy of Windows 98 to a completely legitimate copy of 2000 Professional.

If only up to a half-dozen systems need to be managed, which I think would be the upper end in a household, names are useful: my system which you've seen above, due to being relatively small and powerful, is named "NUCLEAR-FOOTBALL": If managing an entire business' worth of machines, which can...

I got lucky and snagged one on the 6th (one day after launch) at a a German retailer for close-enough to list price. There doesn't seem to be stock anywhere right now.

So, while upgrading from my trusty system I decided to go the SFF route, since it turns out that PCs don't need to be giant monoliths straight out of 2001, with the goal of keeping as many parts from my previous build as possible, so that I can continue to claim to have been using the same PC...

Another good attempt at a startrail timelapse, on an exceptionally clear night:

Well, they're already in the process of building up their blue-water navy, with aircraft carriers and everything:

Well, applying startrail compositing techniques in a timelapse format to a flight simulator does end up working pretty well:

Ah ok: yes, oddly enough it keeps the GPU loaded quite a bit during download, which is odd.

I'm not quite sure what you mean? It'll of course download ca. 100GB of data, but otherwise what do you mean by "resource intensive"?

After having been able to try it for the past months since the earliest Alpha builds I'm downloading the release version, which will finish tomorrow thanks to my amazing internet.

A minor item: the background image doesn't fill the background on, for example, ultrawide 21:9 monitors:

I can confirm this: upon checking I found that I already had 24-hour time format selected. The description also mentions "vBullettin", so possibly linked to the conversion process?