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This is Part 3 of Paul's playthrough of GYLT (currently FREE to play with a Google Stadia Pro account)

This is Part 2 of Paul's playthrough of GYLT (currently FREE to play with a Google Stadia Pro account)

This is Part 1 of Paul's playthrough of GYLT (currently FREE to play with a Google Stadia Pro account)

This is part 1 of a walkthrough of the Canadian game Kona. I will be providing minimal commentary as this game has plenty of narration. Kona is a murder mystery/horror genre.

It's the end of the garden for 2020. The garlic is planted, the cannabis (planted very late) is still a few weeks away from harvest but it's pretty much the end of 2020 for Paul's Garden. I'll be doing videos and live streams throughout 2021 from seed to harvest so stay tuned! Might do one more video about the harvesting of the cannabis in the winter. It's Miracle Alien Cookies in case anyone is interested to know.

ANTIFA action in D.C.

We watch some of the March For Trump events in D.C. and comment on multiple streams.

Just a quick wash to clean up any of the Remo nutrient mixture I applied earlier in the day. Quick tour of #PaulsGarden

Short Story Machine S01E02 Out Of The Blue This week we feed the machine a tale of Universe simulation in the sci-fi genre. Paul tries to make the machine use the author's voice instead of his own. Out Of The Blue Written by Rob Dircks Narrated by Rob Dircks & Paul Alves Sound Editing by Paul Alves The Short Story Machine is listener supported. Every tip you send us helps fund our research of this strange and wonderful machine. Support Short Story Machine by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/shortstorymachine

Short Story Machine S01E01 The Self Driving Killer Written by: Scott Mckenzie Story Edited by: Rebecca Hoffman Narrated by: Paul Alves Audio production / editing by: Paul Alves Support our work so we can keep making more episodes of Short Story Machine at: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/shortstorymachine

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I've encountered this a few times when riding elevators in New Babbage under 3.9 so this time I decided to see what happens if I actually step out into the Twilight Zone.

Just for a laugh, trying to stream Star Citizen from my triple monitor setup. I normally get 30fps in that format. I just have to try anyways. RESULTS: At low settings, getting about 15-20 fps and gameplay is VERY choppy. After a while, I got disconnected. Still, I am surprised that this worked at all. THE GOOD: It worked! I monitored the stream on my iPhone. THE BAD: 15-20 FPS made it unplayable, and I didn't bother going anywhere that would drop my FPS even more (im sure some areas I'd get a 1FPS slideshow) THE UGLY: Disconnected from the game. Likely a connection issue, my internet has been poop lately. CPU at 100% for most of this and my normally quiet super computer sounded like a vaccuum cleaner. Also, the resulting stream video on Youtube came out wrong. the video doesn't fill the screen at 5760x1080. It is condensed down to the center of the resolution, as if it were playing on the center monitor only. Despite the underpowered GPU I am using, the test WORKED and most of it's failings seem to be due to either YouTube's streaming service, my OBS studio settings or a combination of the two. If I can work out the kinks, I will definitely be looking to upgrade to a GPU that can handle the load. I may try again with half the resolution. There are too few Youtube streams out there for a three monitor setup, and I aim to make some great content for a 5760x1080 or similar setup.