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I first started noticing this today: I'll be playing Beat Saber, then frames start getting dropped. When I check why, it's CPU usage spikes bloating the frame time, and Task Manager lists "Runtime Broker" as using the most CPU for a few moments. If I wait a bit it'll go back to not using CPU and I can continue normally. I'm not aware of updating anything recently.

I did already find this thread which suggested disabling showing tips about Windows, but despite only leaving "Get notifications from apps and other senders" enabled, the problem persists.

It looks like Runtime Broker has to do with [launching UWP

I don't know if folks here follow the development mailing list, but Arne made a post asking for help diagnosing crashes with a 1481 prerelease. (I'm assuming it's built from this commit - the current next - but haven't checked.) Anyone up for helping? I'm working on moving apartments so I won't have time in the near term.

Arne posted the following:

Hi,

I’ve been testing what is intended to be 1481 for a few days now, and I experience frequent crashes. They both happen in a new install of 1480 which I let update wi

I just got back from a hearing in a court case involving Freenet. With the exception of a few (3?) documents that are still sealed, the government's documentation on the attack is now public record, as is the hearing itself. The transcript has not yet been published, (it is expected to take two weeks) but I took notes.

The discussion thread from when a paper describing an earlier version of this attack leaked due to a misconfigured Sharepoint instance is here.

With that in mind, as a matter of public record, I can confirm:

• In September 2011, Special Investigator Wayne Becker with the Missou

I've run into trouble a few times with jumps between beacons not existing when I would expect them to. For example, in this map I thought there would be a jump from the current location to the exit.

Has someone figured out a way to anticipate this? Some maximum jump distance?