I was wondering if anyone could give me a definitive list of which malazan releases have received subterranean or ps publishing editions. I know the 10 book main series has been released by subterranean and some of ICE's malazan novels and some of Eriksons short stories and newer novels have ps publishing editions. I'm just wondering outside of the main 10 book series which other books have received subterranean or ps publishing editions.
Hello Everyone,
Can someone lead me in the right direction? I currently have my own private PS repository (a public share/NON-NuGet server), I don't think a NuGet server can do this, if it can please let me know. I want something like git-hub where once I make any changes to the code, the system will automatically change the version number to the next one over and automatically publish it to my private PSrepository. Then anyone in my company can download the latest module. It will also show what changes were made and keep all historical changes.
I currently save each version manually on my company laptop but would like a more automatic approach.
Hi everyone,
Not sure if this is appropriate for this sub or if it should've been stuck strictly in r/azuredevops? But, what's life without whimsy, so here we go!
As the title says, I am attempting to move away from my self-hosted ProGet (NuGet) feed as I am testing out moving away from my current Jenkins/Git/ProGet setup for PS Module development and over to Azure DevOps. My first hurdle was trying to figure out how to solve the issue of using MS hosted agents over a downloadable self-hosted agent. I thought I overcame this by installing Ngrok on my web server hosting the IIS ProGet site. I was wrong... and boy was I wrong! Apparently, since the free version of Ngrok creates a hash of a site name to forward to your local site, instead of the actual DNS name, registering that as a PS Repository did not go over so well and PS freaked out.
Okay, so on the the next step (trying to avoid using self-hosted agents and stick with the Azure VM MS hosted agents for the build pipeline). I thought, okay, lets utilize this Azure Artifacts thing and setup a feed there. After going through some tireless documentation, I was able to set up a new PS Repository to my Az Artifacts feed. I also, using:
nuget spec ModuleName
nuget pack ModuleName.nuspec
nuget push ModuleName.1.0.0.nupkg
That worked in the sense that a package was created and pushed to the Az Artifacts feed... But the contents of the package look nothing like my ProGet feed when I run Publish-Module from PS to the feed? For one, my ProGet feed package includes the .nuspec, .psm1, .psd1, etc. The Az Artifacts feed only looks to include the .nupsec...?
So, is there something I'm missing about using nuget spec/pack/push instead of Publish-Module?
Seems that it is the main aim for polished Dreams to be published and you would need to sort that out with Sony first before doing so.
Here's where that part of the interview starts:
https://youtu.be/A97_cA4FodM?t=512
Edit: Mark Healey speaks in English though the video is from a German channel, so don't stop the German from stopping you from watching the video.
This question is for indie developers who successfully published their game to PS store. I wonder how smooth was it after you purchased dev kit. Was it worth it?
it seems to me there is an unbearable amount of paperwork involved and crazy submission process, am i right?
This may be a small gripe, but these developers actually make the games that we play and are a footnote on their own game's store page, unless they happen to also publish their games. For comparison, Steam not only has the developers listed listed prominently, they are ABOVE the publisher in sequential order because they actually made the game. I hope PlayStation changes this because the publisher/developer relationship is a two way street and they both deserve to be recognized equally.
I wanted to give PS Now a try now that its's out for PC but right at the end of the installation it's stuck at "Publishing product information".
It's been like that for at least half an hour now, I already tried doing the installation again and redownloading the setup, both didn't help.
Anybody got any suggestions for that? I wanna at least try it for 7 days but it won't let me lol
I'm not asking for the golden fleece of Greek mythology. I'm attempting to recreate the conditions of our planet's homosphere(the troposphere, stratosphere, and mesosphere), but since this, to my knowledge, has (probably) never been attempted I've been running into engineering questions and general lack of preexisting information on a thing that unfortunately doesn't exist yet. I'm going through with this project regardless. I've been told many times that this will never work. I have been doing my own research on this now for a solid 6 years. I've been reading different research papers. Researchers like the old Japanese masters (Ukichiro Nakaya, Ciyge Magono, Teisaku Kobayashi, etc.) And the European meteorological giants, including Alfred Wegner, Robert Findeisen, Tor Bergeron, Vilhelm Bjerknes, Vilho Väisälä, Leslie Lemon, Jakob Bjerknes, Carl-Gustaf Rossby, etc. I've been combing through material after material trying to find something that can meet my needs for this project. It hasn't been easy. I need strong lightweight transparent foldable materials that are ecofriendly and durable. By "strong " and "lightweight " I mean, can it support something like a specially designed portable CO2 or liquid nitrogen refrigeration system weighing around 20 kg, the material in question having only weigh about a few tenths of a gram?? Perhaps, I'm looking for something like titanium metal, but transparent and organic, but just as strong. Maybe spider silk is the way to go? Or an aerogel spider silk composite?? I've also come to the conclusion that origami is the best way to tackle my need for a container that can expand with decrease in temperature and pressure whilst providing ambient increase in space without equilibriating with the temperature and the pressure of the room or outside environment. Anyone know a good mechanical hydraulic design that could support the weight of a small but heavy (say 25 pounds or more) CO2 or liquid nitrogen refrigeration system? Are there other safe nontoxic affordable coolants? Ideally the temperature at the top of the container must be around -143°C (-225°F). Any concerns? Doubt and negative comments like "this will be a futile exercise of utility and engineering " or, "I don't think you have the credentials to successfully make this work" will be ignored. You have been informed. My wording may be inadequate to describe what it is exactly I've been constructing on paper but I know what I'm asking for isn't the moon, just rat
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Basically the title. I'm working on some stories with lbp3 moon and idk if I can publish them without getting a subscription to ps+.
Publishes a tool that can impersonate a GPDWINMAX controller as a PS controller
Check out the video for instructions on how to use it.
Download the tool from the link below.
The operation confirmation of this tool can be confirmed in the following environment.
PSRemotePlay Ver 4.1.0.4020 (Latest)
REPL4Y PS5 v2 Ver 2021419 (Latest)
PS5 System Software 21.01-03.00.00.38-00.00.00.00.0.1 (Latest)
PS4 System Software 8.5.0 (Latest)
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Download link for the tool↑
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※It is a tool of this place, but it can be used in GPDWINMAX UltimateEdition
(Tiger Lake Core-i7 1165G7)
I've been looking at buying a digital code for wwII, if there was already a recent sale on Xbox I'll buy it from cdkeys but if there hasn't been a similar sale I might wait a week to see if it comes up at that price on the Xbox store
Edit: I copped and bought the digital deluxe edition as it was £6 more than gold. Downloading that bad boy now
Every month, a few days out before the prediction, there is this website that pops up if you search ps plus. Consistently, and time after time, they spam articles of what essentially is nothing. Who is their audience?
I know about the youtube channels that do the same thing, but how is it they survive as a news platform by not offering any news?
