Gigachad

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541.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
Microsoft is sitting on a bunch of these they will probably never use. Wish we would get another Viva Piñata game.
542.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
You could hardly come up with a worse naming scheme if you tried.
543.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
It would be cheaper than continuing down the current path. Like I said, the answer is obvious and conceptually simple. Getting people to accept the truth is the hard part.
544.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
What needs to be done is relatively simple. Convincing society to fix what's broken is the hard part. We need to restructure cities away from being driving focused.
545.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
The suggestion here is to boycott a printer because it uses a print head part from HP who sells servers to Israel. The number of steps here is enough that you could rule out everything. And anything you think is left is just something you a
546.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
He's like a crazy dictator going off the rails right now. Combined with trying to ruin the life of the author of Careless People for exposing his crimes against society, and his employees regularly leaking his internal announcements.
547.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
An inkjet printer has to be used at least monthly if not more often. If you left it plugged in, the printer was likely squirting ink in to a waste tank to prevent the nozzles from drying out and ruining the printer. Laser toner can sit unus
548.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
This feels like a bit of a "you must exist in society" situation. If you rule out every company that does any business with Israel you will have a hard time buying anything.
549.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
The uproar was around 2013 when Xbox tried to do this and Playstation made it their marketing to mock this. It's been a decade since and most people have moved digital. Physical games started getting too large to fit on disks, or they
550.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
You are talking about online games here which are a subset of games. And I agree they exist in the moment since they rely on external servers and other players. Most games aren't online games though and those would realistically last f
551.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
PC hardware companies are struggling. The ones that sell fans, cases, thermal paste etc because no one is building a new PC right now. But everyone still has the PC they had before the last 2 years and can still play and buy games. Game dev
552.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
GamersNexus is an entertainment channel rather than informative. He likes to talk about conspiracies with no real foundation. AI demand price hikes are affecting everything including consoles, and the hardware for game streaming. It's
553.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
Steam has gotten a free pass because they have a history of 20 years of not taking your games away. Even if something gets delisted they still allow you to download it if you already purchased. Console manufactures have a history of shuttin
554.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
I mean it is a toy for 90% of the owners.
555.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
> furries near me go out of their way to have their parties exactly where kids have their parties. Are you talking about public parks? Furries meet up there because it's free public space available to everyone. I am 1 million times
556.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
I can't imagine how it wouldn't. None of them can fit a real codebase in context and have to browse the code the same way a person would. Doing searches and reading files. If the files are in the places they would be expected to b
557.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
Context is everything though. I've met people who believe every flipper zero owner is criminal scum using it to steal cars or break in to houses. When the reality is it's a toy radio for the majority of users. It's the same f
558.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
I think of it as the browser dev tools of radio. Most people will have no use for it but it brings visibility and interactability in to an otherwise invisible world.
559.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
If you see the picture in the article and think it's a kink image then that says more about you than anything.
560.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
I don't have a study, but I became a furry after seeing them in tech spaces all the time while I was learning to program.
561.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
If you print occasionally then laser is the best option. It's just not usable for photo printing. You ideally want to be using the printer every week or two with inkjet.
562.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
I think it’s just quite windy where I am combined with a not particularly airtight building so opening the window just a crack results in a lot of air blowing in
563.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
If you want to make measuring CO2 your obsessive compulsion then sure, buy a lab grade instrument. If you want to get a practical reading of the air quality that is more than good enough, affordable, and looks nice on your bedside, the ikea
564.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
Ikea preemptively sorted this out by putting thread radio in their hubs years before rolling this out. There's also thread radios in the latest chromecast, apple tv, and loads of other products. If you have a single thread border route
565.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
It's not even that hard to optimise at home. I've found simply leaving the door open to the rest of the house causes the room CO2 to not elevate much over baseline outdoor readings. Or just opening a window just a crack will rapid
566.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
Those $15 ones are also straight up scams. They just estimate (lie) for the readings based on other sensors.
567.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
For the purposes of indoor ventilation monitoring you can calibrate by occasionally exposing the sensor to fresh air. Either taking it outside or just the room not having people in it. The sensor will treat the lowest reading it gets as 400
568.
by Gigachad 4mo ago
"Generally" is a vibe measurement to begin with. You won't notice any difference at all between 700ppm and 1000ppm. It's once you start hitting 2000ppm you are getting noticeable brain fog.
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
Thread is significantly better. Zigbee relied on proprietary hubs and apps or hacky work arounds. Matter over thread devices don't need a brand specific hub or app. You can literally control the new ikea products direct from a modern i
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by Gigachad 4mo ago
Within 300 ppm is more than good enough. Realistically 1000 ppm is not that bad. The average meeting room is multiples of that. Also in my experience it’s much more accurate than that.

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