https://www.phoronix.com/news/Experimental-RADV-Windows

Microsoft already removed all support for 16 bit apps on all 64 bit versions of their OSs. You can replace the missing NTVDM with WineVDM, which is essentially just WINE for 16 bit apps, and likely has higher compatibility than NTVDM anyway.

That doesn’t help with the incompatibilities of some Win9x and XP era apps, though.

I don’t think SC-Controller is making direct kernel syscalls or anything like that. It’s probably just something as simple as the dev doesn’t use Windows and doesn’t feel like supporting it, which I can understand.

Also the reason I even mentioned Mesa is because there is a working Mesa port to Windows already that does software rendering and an experimental RADV port.

https://www.salon.com/2016/11/09/the-hillary-clinton-campaign-intentionally-created-donald-trump-with-its-pied-piper-strategy/

The Democrats and Hillary sure did talk a lot about the leaks at the time, but strangely never mentioned the contents of those leaks.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/politics/2143741/fact-check-did-the-dnc-illegally-steal-the-2016-primary-from-bernie-sanders/

According to Newsweek, in response to the lawsuit the DNC contended that “the organization’s neutrality among Democratic campaigns during the primaries was merely a ‘political promise,’ and therefore it had no legal obligations to remain impartial throughout the process.”

SC Controller (the modernized fork) doesn’t support anything other than Linux. On Windows, I have to run a super outdated version from 2020 that is missing support for newer controllers such as the DualSense.

AMDGPU Mesa drivers are just better than the proprietary AMD drivers. There is experimental support for RADV in Windows, but nothing like the support that is on Linux.

This is going to sound weird, but WINE sometimes has better support for legacy games/software than modern Windows does, and WINE is not available on Windows outside of something like WSL.

I would also say KDE apps like Dolphin, Konsole, and Kate, but those have Windows builds.

I doubt ICE would care if you showed them a US passport, let alone an ID

I was with you on the first half, but definitely not on the second half.

If you support executing your political opponents by means of fascism, what makes that any less evil than Trump executing any politician he dislikes (and it seems we’re on that road)?

We can only hope that the Big Macs and lack of exercise kill him quickly.

We need the corporate death penalty.

Or at least take 100% of their revenue (not profit) until they comply.

The law only matters if it’s enforced.

Protests mean nothing if nobody sees it.

Additional ice cream if you reaffirm the oath you took to protect the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic.

If it walks like a Nazi and talks like a Nazi, it’s probably a Nazi.

Recognizing what people feel and feeling what other people feel are two vastly different things.

I like to point to this video, as it made me understand the psychology of sociopaths: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTWNnmymMc4

That was on purpose. Most revolutions (including the American revolution) have been coopted by elites who desire to have control over people.

Yeah, but then they would be disobeying orders.

/s

That sounds really floppy.

Jerk

“We never said that” - The White House, probably

Also as long as we’re talking about shifting people around without their consent, homeless people have been getting the “Grayhound” treatment for years.

The American right has been like this since at least the civil war with the Confederates, if not even further back, going back to the elitists during the founding of the country who “compromised” with the anti-elitists to have less democracy, like having the senate consist of two voting members per state, regardless of population, the electoral college, allowing slavery to exist, and no federal direct ballot initiatives.

Because the elites know best, right?

Hitler specifically took inspiration from the Confederacy for his Third Reich.