It was so awful to install mods you had to crack the game. Denuvo can be like that too and with it being cracked faster and faster they will likely add even more garbage to the next version.

If your doing V-sync having it off the target is bad news. If the bug actually made it impossible to get integer frame rates that would be a horrible bug as every so often a frame would tear as it is out of sync with the display rate. Frame pacing not just frame rate is a big issue and a poorly implemented DRM check…

Yeah I don’t know why anyone would trust a DRM company saying their DRM has zero effect on the game at all. Any additional code has a cost especially DRM code. A good programmer can integrate it in a manner which a user should not notice but a bad programmer can make it run like garbage. The main problem is you spend…

If your sunscreen uses metal oxide powders exclusively they can last for a very long time. Chemical based sunscreens can expire as the chemicals degrade over time especially if stored improperly (hot/direct sun vs. cool no light).

It should read doesn’t hurt them or others as much. It most certainly is till a form of smoke. If they quit using it that is ok but it most certainly isn’t safe.

Uh they only denounce this idea because they want you to keep buying the super discounted 2DS XL until they have enough developers on board at which point they will promptly and suddenly discontinue production.

Controlled spoilage is a critical bit. Randomly mouldy food can contain random moulds and very likely bacterial contamination as well. If you don’t know what your dealing with it can be bad for you.

It could contain toxins that can accumulate in your body or more powerful toxins that can kill you. It depends on the mold and the extent/conditions.

Not the best advice because while normally you would be fine the one time you eat a toxic mold will have very bad results. You should try to not eat mouldy foods but if one day you accidentally eat something mouldy don’t freak out because your probably ok.

Heat can also cause the mould to get stressed out and produce toxins before it dies out making the food even more toxic.

For now and also food safety guidelines have pretty much etched in the proper logic that under cooked or raw pork is generally dangerous. Eating raw pork is just asking for problems.

Doesn’t work like that unless it is a very hard food. (Which is what the whole article was about).

Sort of but not really some toxins will “exercise” your stomach and may make you better off. But some toxins are just so toxic you will just die from them and your body has no physical methods to deal with it so exposure is a bad idea.

The whole invade your central nervous system is what is really something to keep on your mind. Do not want mind worms.

That is the other problem you don’t know which mold is toxic some might even just kill you outright so don’t risk it.

Basically even if it tastes horrible the processes in a proper freezer would slow down production of toxins and actually kill off parasites. The main enemy in freezers is just too many thermal cycles which slowly damages everything and oxidation still occurs even at low temperatures and with enough time it will get…

Please do not eat raw pork it isn’t just the fungus or toxins that will get you but parasites that can go into your brain.

Dry aged meats and other “fermented/cured” products require careful control to prevent toxic/harmful moulds from poisoning the product.

It can cause early death by slowly accumulating stable toxins in your body. So don’t go eating random moulds too much. Most of the time it won’t kill you outright but it can harm your body in subtle ways. A lot of the time the mould won’t have any toxins too so it can be very hard to tell.

The problem is some molds produce heat stable toxins which can cause long term problems (early death kind of things) it is exposure based so it is not like you will typically die from one moldly meat chunk but certainly don’t keep doing it. Inversely sometimes being exposed to a bit of toxins might make you live…