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can this be something that a user configures in gfx config menu? Most games (especially older ones) allow the player to select both the filtering (nearest neigh/bi/trilinear), anisotropy (usually from...

@vanfanel did you try running it using e.g. https://wiki.debian.org/Arm64ilp32Port or something similar? I understand that it requires custom kernel modification, but I'm still curious if it would be possible to...

FWIW, shouldn't this actually target .NET 6.0? (since a) it's LTS, b) it allows C#10 etc, c) support for .NET 5.0 ends shortly) And yes, I'm aware .NET 6.0 is...

@OLibutzki > Annotating _someNewTypeBean_ with `@javax.annotation.Priority` to tweak the priority should do the trick. > > Edit: Args, `@Priority` cannot be declared on methods. So you need to use a...

related: https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/issues/31544 (discussion about a simple and more versatile solution for a particular subcase)

@hjohn I went with a custom override to the `determineHighestPriorityCandidate` method in BeanFactory, assigning default fallback priority to beans/components with no `@Priority` annotations when using `@Priority`: ``` import java.util.*; import...

I'm inclined to agree that some changes are really groundbreaking, while some are too minor. I think that doing this per-scenario would be a better way to handle this, this...

@Droxx if you create a 0-arg c-tor calling the main c-tor with default values, it will work. Yes, it's ugly, but it works. You can add a validator method checking...

@visose > Both are bad, but have different trade-offs. Well, yeah, kind of. That's why I said "IMVHO" - for me, introducing a potential performance killer (for people e.g. loading...

@visose I explicitly and honestly requested any kind of data from you. If I wanted you to act like a smartarse, I would have told you so. Yet, I don't...