Posts by KeyJ@mastodon.gamedev.place
 (DIR) Post #B5JyL5Kk3bAfHUGQfg by KeyJ@mastodon.gamedev.place
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       @hp Anything SD card based is probably fine. It would be nice to have the full ~100 MB/s of UHS-1 at your disposal, but we're talking about old computers here; they'd probably be more than happy with 33 MB/s already.-1 vote for M.2 (SATA). This was a rather short-lived standard, and it's very hard to get such SSDs nowadays.
       
 (DIR) Post #B5JyL5vxpCwf8vg9gm by KeyJ@mastodon.gamedev.place
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       @hp I just asked a price comparison site for all SSDs and SD cards released in the past two years, and it came up with the following numbers of different models:430x M.2 NVMe320x microSDXC205x full-size SDXC140x 2.5" SATA  10x M.2 SATA    6x mSATASo, I'd say that M.2 SATA is also quickly becoming obsolete.I 100% agree about UHS-II though; there's no point in implementing this, also because this type of cards is rather rare. (Only 20% of SD cards in my quick survey support it.)
       
 (DIR) Post #B5K1HT5U69yxem5upk by KeyJ@mastodon.gamedev.place
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       @domi @hp I do realize that; however, this kind of metric gives a trend on what may or may not be easily available in a few years. When they stop making M.2 SATA SSDs at some point, existing stock will be exhausted some time later (or become too expensive due to scarcity), while availability with "surviving" formats will still be good.
       
 (DIR) Post #B5vOMZWv3keYscqZGK by KeyJ@mastodon.gamedev.place
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       @soph The description says that they are adding that footer only if "AI" contributions have actually been used. If that's true (and I'm reluctantly willing to give them the benefit of doubt here), this is an actual improvement, in that it makes it harder for slopcode to be added unnoticed. If you really want to misrepresent generated code as your own, there's still a million ways to bypass this of course, but it's a step in the right direction - or am I missing something?