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eh I don't know. Personally, as the dad of two littluns, I honestly don't care whatsoever about any form of parental controls. Implement them, don't implement them, whatever.

In the end it doesn't matter. Smart kids will ALWAYS find a way to get around stuff like that.

For me, I'm much more concerned just about in-general parenting them to have screen time limits across all screens and devices and just doing it myself.

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Quoting: grigiI would love a clone of this parental controls to work with Plasma too.

Although my kids are actually very good at self policing themselves right now, so maybe it's not really needed for me?

I never used parental controls for mine, only good old talks. I can safely say that it worked. But I guess it depends on a lot of things that might or might not be different in other families, so YMMV.

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I would love a clone of this parental controls to work with Plasma too.

Although my kids are actually very good at self policing themselves right now, so maybe it's not really needed for me?

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These changes look awesome! Looks like slow and steady rolling out of good stuff.

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I can totally see myself using split view. Finally, a new browser feature that may actually be useful.
Hard to believe, but it is not even AI powered!

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If this had happened 3 years earlier, I would be using Opera GX.

I am no longer interested in Opera GX.

Sucks to suck.

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I wonder if there will be a paid version for more / unlimited data? Makes sense and I’ll happily pay it.
I wonder if this feature will come to mobile as well at some point?

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Quoting: Jarmerahhhhhh give me a moment to reminisce about the good ol days when Opera was actually its own competent thing using its own engine and features etc... ahhhhhh

The old Opera was absolutely amazing. Most innovative, useful swiss army knife of a web browser ever.

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It sure is flashy

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ahhhhhh give me a moment to reminisce about the good ol days when Opera was actually its own competent thing using its own engine and features etc... ahhhhhh

okay now back to reality. Aint nobody got time for this malware on their linux systems 🤣

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Quoting: wintermuteI recently stopped using regular Opera on EndeavourOS because video playback stopped working properly. Does the gaming version require the same codec workarounds?

If your distro supports snap packages the snap version of normal Opera comes with all the codecs built in so video playback has always worked

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One of the most idiotic changes I have seen for a game in a while.

The wall banging and "free" reloading has always been a staple.
People looking for realistic ammo simulation (or any kind of realism, honestly) are playing other games, not CS.
Completely uncalled for, wrong target audience.

I fully expect them to undo that change after the reviews have dragged the game down to the low 70s. Recent reviews already dropped by 5% in just a few hours 😂

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Looks hilarious. It's from the same developers as The Longing. I hope they release it on GOG.

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No body should even think about using Any Opera programs!

This video brings up a few reasons:
https://youtu.be/dE-_30xSiZo?si=r7U8OjxSdxF030C_

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Quoting: DrakkerHaving dumped CS for Urban Terror in the past because I found it more fun and I like the whole mag reload thing, I'm tempted to give this version of CS a try.

I heard that game is now full of morons screaming stupid stuff on voice, is it true and should I stay on basic text comms?

depends on the game type and skill rank. in competitive mode on mid ranks and higher, people just exchange tactical info. my last solo game was almost silent. if someone is abusing voice chat, there is report button that mutes them as well.

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Quoting: ridgeNot a CS player myself, but, I always thought more FPS games should keep track of magazines rather than bullets. I think it's a great fit for CS :)

Worked really well in Battlefield, made it fun even, I think.

the issue with the new reload system, you just delete partially empty mags from the game instead of pocketing them for later. i think it should be fixed.

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Having dumped CS for Urban Terror in the past because I found it more fun and I like the whole mag reload thing, I'm tempted to give this version of CS a try.

I heard that game is now full of morons screaming stupid stuff on voice, is it true and should I stay on basic text comms?

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Quoting: discocatUsually when you announce a product, you try to show it in the best light, so my take on all this is that what they showed here (heavily edited result) is what they're the most proud of.

Nvidia generated all that content, those videos, those examples, being super duper proud of it like it was the best thing ever. They're genuinely convinced it's awesome.

Quoting: Stellaand completely deserved too. Nvidia itself has become a meme

Quoting: JarmerWOW that looks absolutely horrid. Their heads are so far up their own asses they couldn't tell? And then went on to be PROUD of that ...?

Based on what I saw in that YouTube video, I thought it looked awesome and has enormous potential... And I can't stand NVIDIA as a company!

Surely I'm not the only one?

Quoting: melkemindThat's why the game characters end up looking like Instagram models.

That's a bad thing? 😂

Quoting: BrokattI sincerely hope AMD and Intel won't follow but something tells me they can't help themselves.

Nah, I look forward to this - as long as it suits the particular game type! For example, it would make little sense to have such realism for say, Palworld... But it would be fantastic to see this implemented in The Last of Us.

Quoting: Jarmeras others have said, it 100% looks fake pornified. Which is just so misogynistic.

Again, that's a bad thing? 🤣

In all seriousness though, you're blowing this way, waaay out of proportion... This is no way "pornified"; even using the "Instagram models" comment above is grasping at straws, to be honest.

Quoting: EhvisDid they really pay off a bunch of studios for demo games so that those 7 people in the world that have a spare 5090 can use it?

Quoting: alka.setzerNvidia explicitly said that they were running two 5090, one for rendering the other for DLSS 5 processing so that they could maintain fluid fps on the demos. They also said they had DLSS 5 running in a single card on the lab (didn't said which, could be a rtx 6090). DLSS 5 is supposed to come out on Q4.

Quoting: kit89that required 2 5090s.

Meh. This will trickle down to us peasants in the coming years... It's a sign of what you can have now if you're rich, and what us peasants should expect in the future.

Quoting: KapelliniI haven't seen this mentioned nearly enough, it's enforcing instagram and tiktok filter beauty standards.

Good lord, here we go...

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I started using Linux cuz Windows became spyware.
Why would i want to actively install spyware like OperaGX on my system?

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Well I'll be damned, they actually ported it. One of the few Chromium based browsers that didn't support Linux is now available.

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50 GB is plenty for anything that's not video. My mobile data plan is 2GB and non-video calling and streaming applications don't use more than ~500 Mb a month.

But I can't see how they can possibly keep it free

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Saw my colleague using this at work, looks too cluttered for my taste. It is however nice to have a Linux version.

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I recently stopped using regular Opera on EndeavourOS because video playback stopped working properly. Does the gaming version require the same codec workarounds?

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I've been using Split View for a few weeks, and love the feature! You can enable it in about:config and search for "split" to toggle it to True if you'd like to try it before 149 release.

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Quoting: KapelliniI've heard a lot about this browser, and it's usually people citing privacy concerns. Is there any substantiated evidence about this browser mishandling/misusing/etc user data? I did a cursory search online and while I can't find a lot, that doesn't mean it isn't there. I'm easily won over by extensive customisation but I've been staying away from this browser due to it's reputation, and because my interest is often inversely proportional to the amount of effort put into advertisement and sponsorships. I was disappointed when CachyOS deprecated their browser, so I've been using Floorp since.

as a European company they have to abide by GDPR even if they are owned by a Chinese one.

if you are interested you could read their privacy policy:

https://www.opera.com/legal/privacy

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I've heard a lot about this browser, and it's usually people citing privacy concerns. Is there any substantiated evidence about this browser mishandling/misusing/etc user data? I did a cursory search online and while I can't find a lot, that doesn't mean it isn't there. I'm easily won over by extensive customisation but I've been staying away from this browser due to it's reputation, and because my interest is often inversely proportional to the amount of effort put into advertisement and sponsorships. I was disappointed when CachyOS deprecated their browser, so I've been using Floorp since.

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Quoting: Liam DaweI'm still not sure why you would want to actually use it.

Verbatim, same thing I muttered to myself when I clicked on the article.. 😃

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Didn't know about WiVRn. Well, I guess Meta Quest 3/3S is back on the table now as an option for use as a cheap XR screen.

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Not a CS player myself, but, I always thought more FPS games should keep track of magazines rather than bullets. I think it's a great fit for CS :)

Worked really well in Battlefield, made it fun even, I think.

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This is a super controversial decision. Reloading always worked this way in CS as opposed to other, more realistic games. To me this might be a fun way to stir the stale gameplay but people like their "forever games" to stay the same, well... Forever.

As of the long forgotten Danger Zone - to be honest I didn't like this attempt to introduce battle royale into CS. It would be much more interesting if it offered much bigger maps than the one(s) it shipped with. After all, the BR genre is much more about managing map space than gunplay.

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