Kipters

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by Kipters 6y ago
Only the "Lite" app, regular Twitter is mostly native
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by Kipters 6y ago
I use DroidCamX too, I don't have any noticeable delay but I have a fairly solid wireless setup (Unifi AP in the same room) and most of the time I just use the USB cable anyway so I can also keep the phone charging
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by Kipters 6y ago
> Proper maintenance gets you a long way. One thing I discovered recently is that vehicle maintenance and regular inspections are not a requirement in the US for it to be street-worthy, I found that surprising given how important cars ar
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by Kipters 6y ago
8 years ago I flew PMO-LIN on an (Alitalia) A320 at 6 am, only six passengers on board including me. Just before falling asleep I managed to see the sun rising on the quietest flight I've ever taken. Just one and half an hour, but it f
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by Kipters 6y ago
In my case, yes
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by Kipters 6y ago
No, they'll have a set of pre-made HRTFs and then use a listening test to pick the most appropriate one for the user https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph8LyNIT9sg
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by Kipters 6y ago
that's not chromium based, Safari is the only engine that's allowed on iOS so all the browsers are just skins that add features on top of it
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by Kipters 6y ago
It can also boot on the Nintendo Switch: https://twitter.com/imbushuo/status/1314487034040311808
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by Kipters 6y ago
Update: turns out Gamestream forces the resolution to 1080p, I'm looking into ways to try 1440p or even 2160p. It's still the best gaming-on-TV experience out of the stuff I have in my TV cabinet (PS4 Pro and Xbox One). It's
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by Kipters 6y ago
> but I'm guessing shield has the same limitation You can launch the games directly from the Shield if they appear in GeForce Now on your PC. They usually show up automatically, the only issue being UWP games (like Hellblade I menti
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by Kipters 6y ago
PS5 is hardly the only console on the market though, both Microsoft and Nintendo offerings are quite compelling.
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by Kipters 6y ago
Tried just once (the whole setup is rather new). I tried the first part of Hellblade running on my PC, which is in the same room, at 1440p & High settings. I played for about half an hour, with no noticeable glitches or lag. Both the PC
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by Kipters 6y ago
This is rather interesting. My biggest doubt is how many HDMI inputs they have and if it's possible to easily switch between them. But I'll definitely look into this kind of devices when it's time for me to update my current
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by Kipters 6y ago
Mine doesn't show ads (yet?). I hope that means pihole is effective enough in blocking them.
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by Kipters 6y ago
That's exactly what I've been doing with my 2019 Samsung TV and and a Shield Pro. The TV is unplugged from the internet and all my streaming is done from the Shield, which is even better because: 1. The Netflix/Prime Video et
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by Kipters 6y ago
JetBrains has Rider for C#
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Super Mario 3D All Stars uses two custom emulators for N64 and GC/Wii(twitter.com)
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by Kipters 6y ago
Not really, but their store competes with Epic's one :D
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by Kipters 6y ago
Magnasanti in Italian sounds like "Saints' Eater". Poetic, isn't it?
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by Kipters 6y ago
In Italy we have what we call "family pizzas" which are supposed to be pizzas that are large enough to feed a family. In practice it's double the mass of a normal pizza, so a two-pizzas team would be 4 people (or 2 particular
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by Kipters 6y ago
Same in Milan. The M5 line is completely autonomous (you can also sit in front and look at the tunnel through a large window). The next line, the M4 (no, not a typo) will be autonomous too.
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by Kipters 6y ago
This seems a good occasion to plug Raymond Chen's blog where he also shares some war stories about his time working on Windows 95's backwards compatibility, especially for games https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldne
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by Kipters 6y ago
I don't know exactly how compensation works, but they have basically two products: - The ARM ISA (the "specification") - A series of chip designs implementing such ISA (the Cortex series) Customers can either license the Cort
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by Kipters 6y ago
AFAIK it was Windows 8.2. I came across some early SDK that used both "Threshold" (Win10 codename) and Windows 8.2
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by Kipters 6y ago
It also ties in with Microsoft's "One" line of names: OneDrive, OneNote, OneCore etc
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by Kipters 6y ago
That's because developers have written and still write incorrect software that relies on the external version number. It's also the reason Windows lies about its build number unless you add magic (read: not deterministic) GUIDs to
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by Kipters 6y ago
My father has been working in public transportation for nearly 30 years, the only official complaint he ever received was for leaving 3 minutes early (good old times of analog wrist watches)
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by Kipters 6y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/8/18300772/microsoft-google-...
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by Kipters 6y ago
IIRC it changed with Seven's taskbar, which removed the Quick Launch section, basically unifying it with the usual taskbar buttons (similar to how the Dock works in macOS) To be clear, an API for pinning apps now exists[0], but it asks
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by Kipters 6y ago
Another thing: Windows 10 at some point removed the API for changing default URI and file handlers, so they would need to use private APIs for something like that (to be fair, APIs for automatically pinning icons to the Taskbar never existe

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