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Who the hell would say "No to the nine " and why ?
My guess is you never read the questions yourself and the news told you to .
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π¨ They Promote NO TO THE NINE π¨οΏΌ
Who the Hell would vote NO to this?
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How to Softmod the Xbox 360 - Peer Pressure Beginner Setup for Homebrew, Backups, and More!
Watch Here: youtu.be/G8ceM_xXlO8
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Here's the first release of the Xbox 360 Peer Pressure softmod. Blog post will be out in a few weeks with all the technical details. Barring any critical bugs I'll be "hibernating" for the next 2 months to recoup my sanity from working on this project github.com/grimdoomer/Xbox36β¦
Incredible stuff!
Nearly 21 years for the impossible to happen. This is a tried and true softmod for the Xbox 360!!! Copy some files, do an installation, and you've got your system permanently modded on coldboot.
A big thank you to @Grimdoomer for making this happen π€
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Separatists win Quebec. Alberta wants a better deal. And the status quo crowd still cheers like Canada is doing great.
I blame the Liberals for dividing this country. I want better for my kids.
Thatβs why I support Alberta independence.
October 19. Get off your ass and vote.
We got Bloodborne on PC before GTA VI
Bloodborne got a a native PC port and now is running on Linux
A new open-source project called Bloodborne PC runs the PS4 versionβs code natively instead of relying on traditional CPU emulation.
β’ 30, 60 and 90+ FPS support
β’ Vulkan rendering
β’ FSR 3.1, FSR 4 and FSR 4.1.1
β’ Gamepad support
β’ Working audio
β’ Save support
β’ Steam Deck support
β’ Around 90 FPS at 4K reportedly running on an RX 7800 XT
Itβs based on heavily modified shadPS4 tech, but this project is specifically built around Bloodborne.
Just fired up my PS5 for the first time in a bit and turns out itβs on 13.60β¦
Hmmm⦠to jailbreak or not to jailbreak?
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Canada isn't divided because of America. It's divided because of our loser politicians.
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You are the greatest project you'll ever work on, and it will be a lifelong endeavour.
So restart, reset, refocus - as many times as you need.
Never give up though, you owe it to yourself and everyone who cares about you to keep going.
























