TriflingToad

From my basic understanding (literally just setting up my home Internet) it turns one Ethernet from the router into like 20 different connections for each computer or device

Keep in mind that I literally have no experience and can only give you the Wikipedia but I can't make sense it except for laughing at the word 'GigaSwitch'
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_switch

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yeah I just ended up using my PC as it is pretty much always on anyways

Used it for Minecraft server for a week then never used it again. Don't know anything it would be good for that my computer can't already do better tbh

I don't think that's unethical personally

aweee it's so smol

roasted

literally 40 keys AND YOU STILL INCLUDE THE USELESS CAPS LOCK KEY

wouldn't it be "a .exe" because you pronounce the '.' as ".dot"

I don't really eat toast. If it's on popcorn I'll melt it then pour it on, but that makes the popcorn soggy. I need to find a better solution for popcorn tbh

https://store.steampowered.com/app/993090/Lossless_Scaling/

Costs $6 bucks but I found it to be worth a try. IIRC there's a free alternative now but that was after I bought it.

It uses 'frame generation' to essentially make more frames at the cost of slight delay. Tbh I can't notice it but others say they can. It can also do scaling but you can just it at native if you want.

I found it to be useful in games where you're not directly controlling the character (FPS games). I use it for Kenshi as that games pretty unoptimized and doesn't need fast reaction time. Also Minecraft just because Minecraft just really needs antialising.

It works and is pretty cool. I have a good PC so I can't say much about how much it actually helps but playing Kenshi smooth was a cool experience.