Nexxxeh

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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
It's just a fun form of paid cosmetics, which are the same as most things that are cosmetic. Some people want them for their aesthetics, some people want them as a status symbol, some people just wanna collect stuff. Also some people w
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
Was it impossible on the ".com" app? It works perfectly on the ".co.uk" for me on Android. But likewise, in a couple of years I've only generated about ten dollars worth and I make at least a couple of purchases a w
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
I don't understand why they don't now factor a TV movie or mini series to tie it all off, in the season's comissioning. A Serenity to Firefly. Even if one is shot every season that may be its last. Just left without post-prod
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
This is getting a lot of love. Scott Hanselman just posted a (nonspon) Tiktok about using it on his reMarkable. https://www.tiktok.com/@shanselman/video/7179775955521654058 It feels like something that's fair
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
I have multiple of what I'm very confident are basically those devices. I use them fairly regularly. They are almost all built around the MS 2109 Macrosilicon chip (and the ones that aren't are worse ). They will only do MJPEG wh
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
>The recent post by Mick Gordon both mischaracterized and misrepresented the team at id Software, the development of DOOM Eternal, Marty Stratton, and Chad Mossholder with a one-sided and unjust account of an irreparable professional rel
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
Yes, but not using that tool. Certainly not at a $8 price-point over USB 2.0 (and while some of them have USB 3.0 looking ports, they're USB 2.0 internally). I'd start by looking at the Black Magic Intensity Pro 4K, but you'r
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
That's probably the easiest, when combined with a HDCP stripper if necessary. It's unlikely to be high video quality though, as all of the similar HDMI capture devices that I have (~7, known as the "Can'tLink" devic
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
>Hence proving my point that this is the stuff of big companies. No, it doesn't and no it isn't. Your rhetorical question is fundamentally wrong, and I gave you examples to prove it. And I'm not talking generally, I'v
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
I disagree with your rhetorical question, as people without arms absolutely can enjoy the same video games I do. I don't know about Sony and Nintendo, but Microsoft and 3rd parties on PC have absolutely ploughed resources into making s
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
The Daily Mail has a very anti-immigration and anti-diversity agenda, which fits well into the pro-Tory agenda. That story is a winning combination.
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
While I'm not a fan of your tone (not that of your parent poster), I agree entirely with the bones of your post. I do not think their experience as stated is anywhere near... universal.
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
Infuriating. Especially as I've had to use specific old ISOs to work around MS bugs. Dragging a specific legacy system up to current required an early version of 10 (version around 1707 I think? Maybe 19xx?). It would just silently fai
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
For normal home users? I don't know. For us lot? VLC. Just be sure to turn down the ridiculous 300ms buffer when you open your device.
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
$5k seems embarrassingly low so something with such horrendous impact. Potentially allowing for doxing, and because phone numbers are the lynchpin for many 2FA and consumer-facing telco security is generally lax, total user hijacking across
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
This seems really misjudged and irresponsible when everyone is trying to push the message, "Trust expert scientists in their field". "Except when they're joking, but you don't know enough about their field to tell i
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
I did look at the low-end PepWave offerings but was put off by the pricing, especially when combined with their hosted VPN pricing. I might have misunderstood, but for the bonding feature without setting up my own VPN server in a datacentre
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
Good write-up, and worth bearing in mind for a couple of my clients. Something related but probably unnecessary in Suraj's case... Channel bonding (in the networking "not radio frequency" sense of channel) VPNs and similar se
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
A question not a statement, but are punitive damages set to a level where they should be felt by the guilty party? If you don't set it in the billions, Charter wouldn't even notice it. Their yearly profits are in the billions. $7
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
>It is fine for, like, getting an HDMI cable. Only true for what are, now, low-end HDMI cables. Really difficult to get a good one that's actually within spec for high-bandwidth applications.
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
It's of interest to his audience specifically, and to the wider internet.
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
While in Theresa May's cabinet, Priti Patel had secret off-the-books meetings with foreign officials while "on holiday", and then misled/lied about it.[1] A vastly more treasonous activity than what Assange did. May made
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
Write endurance I guess would be one. Samsung 980 Pro is under warranty up to 600 TBW. I don't know if that is external data written, or also includes whatever overhead the drive's internal processes have, which I imagine is highe
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
It's a significant issue. The British Highway Code now includes the "Dutch Reach" car door open (where you grab the door handle with the hand furthest from the door to force your body to turn, hopefully seeing inbound cyclist
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
I'm so sorry for your family's loss.
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
Similar for me, but Drum & Bass or (nu-)metal. And most definitely seconding good earplugs. Metal gigs with good moshpits and great crowds... If someone falls over, three people are hauling them back up onto their feet. Everyone looks o
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
Because disclosure is part of the culture here. If you're working for the competition or have some other relevant source of bias, it's polite and ethical to disclose that.
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
I did voice training tasks for Google through a 3rd party I can't remember the name of. I was recruited via /r/beermoney or something. I enjoyed it, and it was easy work that fit around my schedule. It also gave a feeling of
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
I think it's about writing for one's audience, and being inclusive. I've got autistic friends who struggle with open questions. They strongly dislike opening greetings without quickly taking the conversation somewhere. They o
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by Nexxxeh 4y ago
There's a (renewed?) push from Autistic/Ally TikTok users to use Tone Tags / Tone Indicators, especially when communicating with ND people. https://tonetags.carrd.co/#masterlist A number of creators, especial

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