Nexxxeh

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by Nexxxeh 7y ago
This is cool, but playing with it is making me feel ill. I don't suffer from non-VR motion sickness to a significant degree, but there's something about this that gives a really weird sick feeling. It's similar but different
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by Nexxxeh 7y ago
"Plant hire" amuses me, as it's not the hiring of greenery for the workplace, but the hiring of dump trunks, excavators etc.
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by Nexxxeh 7y ago
I hope this sort of product spreads out of the industrial space. The ASRock (again) DeskMini A300 shows there's a definite market for tiny Ryzen-based machines for the home. Closest I've seen right now would be a DIY around the At
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
If you have Blender in muscle memory, is using it as a video editor an option for you? Supposedly it's pretty good once you get over the learning curve, does knowing Blender for 3D help with that?
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
Leaving the EU can be equally messy, our own Remainer-in-charge-of-Brexit PM nearly voted against the government last month. If nothing else, Brexit is proving that the EU is better than the alternative. https://inews.co.uk/
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
Most of the cameras I've seen in new retail premises in the last few years are HikVision IP cameras, somewhere between 1080P and 5MP (2592 x 1944). YMMV though, and obviously you've got settings and NVR settings when considering q
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
Because it wasn't sufficiently clear to GPP that it was IDA Pro's support that was problematic. GPP incorrectly thought it was BinaryNinja support that was the problem, which isn't the case.
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
Off-topic, but how's cheating on CS:GO? I wasn't a particularly good player, but as a 1.6 enthusiast, and a CS:S addict (on a brutally admin'd clan server), the rampant cheating in CS:GO was game-ruining for me. I don't
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
My first game of AL was great, and I was paired with a talkative and helpful teammate and one silent but cooperative one. After that it ranged between silence (Comms and text) to outright hostile. I like the tagging system and appreciate no
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
Really interesting read. I appreciate that it highlights the problems with the data and doesn't reach ridiculous conclusions based on junk data. Anecdotally I've found a noticeable improvement since Endorsements, which this data m
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
Hopefully there were no humans present when the fire went up!
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
If you get fired for doing so, how will that impact on your redundancy? Are your team good people? Could you trust them to keep it quiet, word in their shell-like, especially if there's an extremely stressful situation? Can you afford
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
While I'm guessing you probably know, for those outside of the UK - The story of one of Scotland's national drinks, Irn-Bru, is somewhat related. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irn-Bru Unfortunately the suga
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
Wait, the dealership gets to charge you for fixing a bug in the stock firmware? Or are they billing VW?
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
I wonder if the primary driver for buying and offering alternative platforms for EC2 instances was to send Intel a message. "We aren't afraid to go to AMD if you don't make your offering more competitive."
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
Yeah, it's pretty well documented to be fair. https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/wire...
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
The noise-dive Apple's software has taken, it might fall under the "treats like crap".
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
Right-click on the drive -> Properties -> General. Disk Clean-up. Clean-up System Files. Windows Update Clean-up (and Temporary Windows installation files). Ok. Ok. Enjoy.
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
Don't most sat STBs run Linux? That may be a misconception on my part, but I thought most did. I don't know how to check if I'm wrong.
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
But to be fair, the device is made by Apple and the discussion speaks to how Apple treats its consumers.
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
HDCP is pretty much a solved problem for STBs, as you've said, a £14 HDMI splitter will do the job unless you're pushing 4K. Which most people aren't. Only thing I've seen to be picky is the PS4 (which was a ballache for
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
There's some additional interesting stuff in the comments. edwaleni points out that the Phoronix Test Suite uses a very outdated 7-Zip (16.02) and the current Windows client (18.05) includes a lot of changes since then. https:/&#
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
I think most for audio playback would be using an external DAC (i2s or USB).
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
I enjoyed reading, your writing style is fun and engaging. JSYK though, you typo'd "nothign" in the second paragraph of "How does it work?"
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
No plan survives first contact with the enemy?
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
I'm assuming the pun was intentional, but well played regardless. Not least because a sting operation would seem like a sensible option.
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
Compared to HDD storage, isn't all the data hot, relatively speaking? I mean it's pushing the bottleneck to the bus, sure, but the alternative of HDD storage is slower by every meaningful metric. (Except maybe heat? I would assume
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
If it had a "The Matrix" spring-loaded bit, I'd buy it in a heartbeat. But no spring, no sale.
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
I had the camera as a kid. Ben Heck did some interesting reverse engineering on the printer, and there's some stuff on Hackaday too if you're interested.
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by Nexxxeh 8y ago
I'm a SlimSocial user. I'd want FB to stop trying to force the fucking Facebook Messenger app onto Android users on the "touch.facebook.com" interface. But I use Facebook heavily enough to warrant paying for it. I certai

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