deagle50

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by deagle50 10y ago
Fair enough. I was just poking fun at the EU, no harm intended.
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by deagle50 10y ago
Let's see how it plays out, I suspect when the dust settles many of the current schemes will remain under a different name.
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by deagle50 10y ago
I'm not British so I can't comment directly, but I find it troubling that "leave" supporters are being broadly labeled as racist. Why should UK citizens be forced to allow Brussels to change the demographics of their cou
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by deagle50 10y ago
Good point. Going by the tone of Apple engineers' response, it sure does sound like they are going for plausible deniability.
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by deagle50 11y ago
I'm not really sure if you're serious about this question... Well the task manager for example, the header is rendered per pixel, the rest of the window is a blurry mess. File Explorer window scales with DPI setting but for some r
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by deagle50 11y ago
no kidding, I have a 4K monitor that looks awesome when hooked up my macbook and terrible when hooked up to my Windows desktop
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by deagle50 11y ago
After they fix highdpi scaling
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by deagle50 11y ago
Lease and all the complaints go out the window. Why buy when battery density keeps going up? Not to mention the autopilot features and other tech. Model S well equipped lease is <$1000, why the hell anyone without f-u money would shell o
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by deagle50 11y ago
Forgot to add, my only exception is when working on a team project it helps to be in the same room. Otherwise the open office is a surveillance scheme where everyone is watching everyone else.
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by deagle50 11y ago
I work from home now but I'll take a cube over an "open" office every time.
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by deagle50 12y ago
Great point, MS have been working on Foviated rendering for a long time.