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by elabajaba 4y ago
Not to mention that the vast majority of CAS missions by NATO countries over the last 10+ years has been dropping guided munitions from 20000 feet. Or how 4th gen aircraft range is due to drop tanks, which further decrease their payload. Or
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by elabajaba 4y ago
Parkitect is the modern spiritual successor to rct1+2, while Planet Coaster is more like 3. The thing I (and some others) don't like about Rct3+planet coaster is that they're park painters where they're more focused on decora
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by elabajaba 4y ago
How is that different from a normal FPGA?
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by elabajaba 4y ago
Considering the 4090 gets 95% of the performance in games if you set a 60% powertarget [0](~90% in synthetics), I feel like they just juiced the power draw like crazy to be able to say they had the fastest gpu this generation (same with AMD
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by elabajaba 4y ago
Especially considering the whole 30 series had inflated MSRPs due the ridiculous demand gpu mining created which lead to GPU shortages for regular consumers.
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by elabajaba 4y ago
The 4080 12GB's performance is about the same as where a new 60 series card sits compared to the previous gen 80 series card (60 series tend to be within +-10% of the previous gen 80 series, 4080 12GB is at most a 60ti based on this) T
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by elabajaba 4y ago
That list is terrible. They clearly didn't do any testing and just copied off the spec sheet, and ignored what enthusiasts actually recommend as good fans in 2022 (Corsair fans are terrible, Arctic F12 instead of P12, etc).
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by elabajaba 4y ago
Your Skylake laptop has about 10x the single threaded CPU performance of the Switch. I wouldn't be surprised if the switch started lagging with one 8 reactor nuclear setup.
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by elabajaba 4y ago
Quite a few studios still crunch (eg. Naughty Dog and CD Projekt are some big ones), and a lot of studios that claim they don't crunch outsource their crunch (eg. Insomniac outsources to Lemon Sky Studios in Malaysia, and Lemon Sky is
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by elabajaba 4y ago
Dotnet Core is significantly faster than the old version of mono that Unity is currently stuck on. They've recently announced that they're finally upgrade to .net core over the next couple years, so that should help out a lot. ht
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by elabajaba 4y ago
I trust their measurements, I just don't like how they score things, and people tend to just use their scores instead of looking at the pros+cons and measurements. (they weight all the different subscores, and add them up, so eg. if th
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by elabajaba 4y ago
That's just a straight up lie. The current best Insignia TV (the F50 line) has a crappy 60hz panel with no local dimming, no real hdr, bad gradient handling, a bad scalar, mediocre colours, and low hz PWM dimming. It's honestly a
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by elabajaba 4y ago
Only if you don't care about picture quality.
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by elabajaba 4y ago
I've always hated watching esports tournaments on twitch. On youtube you can watch them semi-live where you can pause after a game and do whatever, then you can just skip through the timeline to when the next game starts and catch up a
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by elabajaba 4y ago
I never really got into SC2, but Warcraft 3 and AOE2 have pretty major problems with online gameplay due to using deterministic lockstep. Back in the day, it wasn't uncommon for people to lag out in Warcraft 3, which would freeze the g
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by elabajaba 4y ago
Damn, I was hoping they'd be a good hue alternative because I don't want to pay hue prices. I was looking at nanoleaf as they're using Thread, but they don't have any basic bridges (only homekit, eero, or one of their rg
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by elabajaba 4y ago
You'd think being in the same room as a Unifi UAP AC Pro in a non crowded area with a dedicated 2.4ghz ssid would fix those wifi issues, but it didn't.
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by elabajaba 4y ago
As someone who had Lifx due to them not needing a controller, don't buy them their software sucks. It worked fine for months at a time, but would then decide it no longer wanted to obey commands and you'd have to re-pair it, which
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by elabajaba 4y ago
Imo, in a small 1-2br apartment it's easy enough to run ethernet and hide it along the walls, either by tucking it under the moulding if you have carpet, or using cable hiders. I'm also just laser focused on good consistent latenc
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by elabajaba 4y ago
Powerline sucks. It's slow (in most houses you're lucky to get 100mbps throughput even with high end "2000mbps" adapters), and it tends to suffer from bad jitter and latency spikes to the point where it's more like
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by elabajaba 4y ago
Nah, tiles hurt quality. Use Av1an (or Nmkoder on Windows if you want a GUI) with AOM to multithread the encoding by scene for offline encodes. For livestreaming, SVT-AV1 1.0 is now usable on good CPUs (eg. AMD 5800x+ desktop CPUs, Intel 12
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by elabajaba 5y ago
For anyone actually wanting to do this, Av1an handles all of it automatically for you. https://github.com/master-of-zen/Av1an
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by elabajaba 5y ago
SVT-AV1 has been both faster and higher quality than x265 for awhile now though? For ease of use, you can just use ffmpeg, or one of the many CLIs or GUIs that support AV1 (preferably either Av1an for CLI, or a gui that uses it under the ho
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by elabajaba 5y ago
There's a 34" ultrawide Alienware QD-OLED (Samsung's new OLED tech for TV panels) coming this year for $1300, which is still expensive but nowhere near as expensive as monitor OLEDs have been.
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by elabajaba 5y ago
https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,117489.0.html No? Opus 1.3 96k is slightly worse than mp3 192k CBR. Previous listening tests just always compared 96k opus+AAC to mp3 128k because mp3 is just that bad (and mp3 wo
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by elabajaba 5y ago
Opus at 64k~=Mp3 128k. There's still interest in better audio codecs in the commercial world, it's just more focused on streaming audio and voice chat these days.
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by elabajaba 5y ago
Comment chain was too deep so I couldn't reply. Good article on PWM: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Why-Pulse-Width-Modulation-PWM... I think you need an oscilloscope and some other tools if you want to test what the PW
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by elabajaba 5y ago
I'm not sure which exact 4k panel(s) Lenovo is shipping with the T14 this year. From what notebookcheck has tested, the P14 4k panel they had was pretty good (still a bit slow, but usable, and no PWM), while the X1 carbon 4k panel they
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by elabajaba 5y ago
Well response time wise they're worse than the new Macbooks, and those are pretty terrible: https://twitter.com/andreif7/status/1452622025550438403 They're not actually using the Innolux display this yea
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by elabajaba 5y ago
T14 gen2 is now shipping with a realtek wifi card that won't have mainline linux support until the next kernel (5.16) ships. The main problem with the T14 is that the screens are either bad or horrifically bad, and you don't know

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