Nothing in particular. They all seem about the same to me. Check top rankings on GitHub perhaps.

It blocks on all the major engines. DDG included.

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AMD. Saved you from the click and ads.

They have opened the kernel modules, because they pretty much had to get higher datacenter infiltration for inference work.

The userspace stuff for gaming is still closed though. Nouveau is still years away from even being useful for gaming in this way, though Nvidia could quickly move that along easily if they wanted.

Well not just the network, it also doesn’t run on Linux, but I think that’s mostly just a matter of software…sort-of. Apple doesn’t have any sort of open API that I know of to be able to participate OR make requests for device tags. You still need an active Apple device that’s subscribed to the stupid iCloud or whatever they call it now, which is how you find devices in these networks.

So ething similar to this by for Android would probably be closer to what you’re angling for. There’s also plenty of BT devices that do proximity trackingnif you’re just looking for something around the house. This plus Home Assistant I believe can track tags in a local sense.

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Whatever, guy. This is just another approach to shit people do not want, which is a copy of the same shit people don’t want from Microsoft. If it ends up being used, it’s going to be by select corporations, and secure government entities.

Unless there’s an open version, that’s not going to happen. They work by using networks of devices that participate in crowd scanning devices, then tracking devices on a proprietary hosted backend, which is the real product. .if somebody wants to build said backend that tracks millions or billions of these tags out in the world somehow, you’d need to first get all user of mobile phones of a particular OS or manufacturer to participate in scanning and providing you that data, which just won’t happen.

A reverse engineered sort of solution is Haystack, but it still uses Apples backend and devices.

This one feels more geared for developers, but it works just fine. Used it a couple times: https://github.com/phase1geo/Minder

It’s an all encompassing union for federal workers that the immigration assholes just happen to be lumped into.

Alex Pretti was in it as well as a VA employee.

You probably only want to use the websocket as a control point, and have another socket open to receive an audio as passthrough? Pretty sure that’s how Sonos et al do it. More lightweight, and you don’t have to worry about overruns like you’re dealing with now perhaps.

It’s to say without more specifics, but you’d only be getting up to 64MB max on the P4.

What audio are you streaming to the device exactly? Are you using any offloading? What’s the memory until on your current project?

I’m not sure what kind of lagging you’re talking about, but these devices are meant to be anything but responsive or real-time. Thinking of some audio applications I’ve run on a few, and they all have that 250ms sort of lag when dealing with audio operations. I’ve never dug deeper into myself.

The upstream Proton versions have had it in place for awhile, but they need to make and deploy client changes for the defaults. From the change log, I’m guessing they’ve been prepping initial support for the new hardware coming out, but no announcements yet.

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I’m saying I don’t think there is in this case. I’m not sure what the use case would be simply because you could use any other tools for this specific job.

It’s like asking for an “offline browser” in a sense.

Just use NocoDB or a spreadsheet or something.

Go to “game options” for the specific game, then look under “Wine Prefix”. That should let you point to a specific prefix.

WineGE is old and dead. Don’t use that. Some other things:

• You sure the game is set to Fullscreen and not “Borderless Window”? There’s a big difference.
• Try to ALT+Tab once in and out of the window to see if it snaps back into focus.
• Try Wine 10+ instead. Perhaps a regression was fixed
• Try Proton instead of Wine if using Lutris. Works fine on Deck.

Offline first for online content? Whoa buddy, where’s this Moon you’re asking for?

Seriously though, you need to be realistic when you’re asserting your wants for a service or tool. Everyone builds tools to sync bookmarks and save lists now, because that’s a feature that users want. It’s going to be difficult to find something that is “offline”.

Try using a memo app maybe? Lots of password managers have the ability to save links, and would technically be “outside” the browser if you want them to be.

Again, that’s not a meme, that’s Propaganda. Also, apparently, Libel.

“Fuck you, Ted.” Something everyone can agree on.