andrewmackrodt

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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
Sadly no, my Ryzen doesn't have an iGPU and I only have the one dedicated GPU. VMware's software? acceleration is partially useful however, there are some bugs requiring disabling transparency in Windows but various Direct X progr
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
If anyone tries running Photoshop under Windows using this and has good performance please tag me in a comment. I've migrated several times from Qemu, VirtualBox and settled on VMware player (for non commercial usage). I found that to
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
In my personal experience, consuming a deficit below TDEE without concerning macros isn't enough to consistently achieve my weight loss goals. I track everything using myfitnesspal and there's a strong correlation in my weightless
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
This used to happen to me with the quarterly? version increments but hasn't been the case for a couple of years now. I even upgraded from W10 to W11 and was pleasantly surprised that grub was left intact, i.e. as the default boot manag
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
From looking over your Vagrantfile it looks like the project files are mounted from the host into the VM so ssh would only be required for tunneling to the db connection? (Although that can also be avoided by exposing a port or using bridge
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
I think they want a vertical bar versus horizontal, I prefer this setup for laptops too, e.g. I have the dock on macOS on the left and Ubuntu/Gnome it is the default. It makes a huge difference when vertical screen estate is at a premi
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
> Do you know if access to Docker volumes is faster or slower on WSL2 If your files are stored within the VM itself, WSL2's access to them is effectively native. However accessing the files from Windows requires going through the \\
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
This is true if you put your code in the Hyper-V managed WSL2 VM but now you have the reverse problem of WSL1, i.e. access via Windows P9 is slow and things like symlinks do not resolve whatsoever (on the Windows side). In WSL1, access to f
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
Oops, I did indeed, 70m cents.
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
Something about the article is off. If purchasing a point costs 10 cents and the jet requires 7 million points, his cheque would need to be for $70,000,000, not $700,000.
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
Same as experience here, i.e. it's not a popup but an icon in the address bar which needs manual user action to trigger (it also supports voucher codes). I do not like the feature, but it's not as UI intrusive as the article sugge
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
Throughout my career I've found Thursday is consistently "the day" when work people are most likely to go out together. In some places it may have been because the last Thursday of the month is payday, but largely I believe i
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
Windows Hello does require an IR camera AFAIKA, so a "basic webcam" is not enough. However, it's not clear if this exploit would still work if the custom USB device presented a moving IR video as opposed to a static image.
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
Apple have 13" models so it's fair to include in comparison IMO. Maybe things are better when comparing the 15" XPS vs 16" MBP but I believe the WiFi chip and precision touchpad hardware/drivers are the same. The sh
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
Thanks, I've updated the comment to have extra new lines for readability.
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
I have an XPS 13 2-in-1 (late 2019) which is hardware wise very similar to the XPS (standard) and the issues have been numerous: (on mobile and list formatting seems to have single lined, sorry if hard to read) - Coil whine when connected t
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by andrewmackrodt 5y ago
This looks very impressive, high specification available, 3:2 high resolution screen, but with a "sensible" resolution where it should be comfortable to run at 100% scaling and the customisability of the IO ports is very unique. D
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
I had trouble at first too until I noticed the ear looking a little suspicious. If you create a diagonal obstruction from the top of the hat, to the nose, you are left will only the mother-in-law; the ear has now become an eye. Once I'
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
I have the XPS 13 2-in-1 and the thermals under Windows leave a lot to be desired. It's possible to apply a small undervolt and increase the Intel turbo limits which significantly improves performance while being able to run with the b
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
Firefox under Linux works fine for me too. I was able to reproduce in Chrome and Edge (Preview).
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
I've experienced similar in Windows, where the remote controller does show up but both players become Player 1. However, the stream itself always works and doesn't with proton, although it's been months since I've tried.
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
Proton is a very impressive project and works with many titles that I've tried. For anyone not well acquainted with it and wanting to try games not part of Steams official compatibility list, look at https://www.protondb.com
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
I used Windows Hello for about a year with a Razer Stargazer (IR Camera) and was always impressed with how quickly it was able to auth me, no matter if I was wearing glasses or not. Less than a second for me too, and that camera does not ha
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
As someone who mainly consumes Spotify using Bluetooth headphones supporting AAC (and one pair LDAC) but none Vorbis, I may end up subscribing to this. While it's arguable that there'll be no perceptible difference listening to 32
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
If you run Gnome and Wayland it's possible to configure universal 3 finger gestures using an extension, e.g. I have back and forward configured via extended gestures, this works in Nautilus, Firefox and any other apps that have binding
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
I found this out with my ASUS motherboard on my desktop. There's a UEFI option which bootstraps an automatic installation of their own software called Armory Crate which then invokes itself to install a load of "junk".
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
Do any of the tools mentioned in the title support audio and/or multi-session disc formats? AFAIK dd is not suitable for these purposes (although the original author mentions they wish to create ISO images so presumably they only care
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
You can still accomplish this with the cygwin packages xorg-server and xinit. You can then export DISPLAY=:0 in your bash shell and have working OpenGL, e.g. glxgears assuming you have the necessary packages available in your "remote&q
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
It can be possible, JetBrains Toolbox seamlessly auto updates but I'm not sure how they achieved it. On the other hand, maybe it is not so easy, I wish use the rpcs3 AppImage and have never had success with it's built-in update fe
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by andrewmackrodt 6y ago
In my experience, a 3080 and PCI-E 4 NVMe is not enough to mitigate all bugs, it's certainly better than console videos I've seen on YouTube but many bugs seem to stem from the game engine itself. In no particular order: - cars dr

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