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Night_Thastus
4y ago
Oh. I misunderstood. I was thinking of user-made templates, not the built-in ones from the standard library. I don't see the issue though. Something like vector feels intuitive. I have a vector<int> or a vector<myType> etc.
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Night_Thastus
4y ago
For what purpose would you need to wrap everything in a template class? In my work, I've only touched templates a couple of times in years. They're useful, but I don't see how it's always needed.
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Night_Thastus
4y ago
Why not? Regular ARC works fine on my Denon/LG setup. Is eARC lacking support because of a driver issue they could fix, or some kind of licensing issue?
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Night_Thastus
4y ago
I feel the exact opposite. When I was younger, I thought wireless anything was terrible. Slow, inefficient, finicky, requiring constant charging. But since then I've realized things have changed. It's incredible how much wireless
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Night_Thastus
5y ago
Wait, according to that chart...does that mean that HDMI 2.0 cannot support Dolby Vision, as it is a form of Dynamic HDR? I am very confused, as several devices I own are only supporting 2.0, but claim to support Dolby Vision.
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Night_Thastus
5y ago
I've had to banish a good 40+ subreddits off my feed manually using RES to just deal with the politics spam. And even then, browsing /r/popular is just awful. Elimination games. People blatantly asking for personal informatio
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7y ago
I want LineageOS so badly, but it does not support the Samsung A50. (Frankly, no projects like it apparently do) I didn't know before I bought it and now I'm stuck with it. :/
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Night_Thastus
7y ago
The college I went to attempted to balance these - covering both abstract concepts and concrete tools and practical skills in roughly equal measure. I think that's fair. Some people will go on to use both to work as a programmer, some
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Night_Thastus
7y ago
This is the purpose of something like PiHole. While an ad-blocker will only work on devices that can install one, a PiHole will drop traffic you don't want regardless of the device requesting it. Very useful, and no subscription needed
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Night_Thastus
7y ago
Ad-blockers (like uBlock Origin) and pi-hole operate on two different levels. The ad-blocker prevents your browser from ever requesting data (like the ads) from the place they come from in the first place. Pi-hole on the other end works wit