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greenknight
6y ago
depending on the electrical wiring, latencies may not be that bad. Ethernet is usually <1ms.... powerline adapter i use is about 2ms.... wifi to the same router, is 40ms. 2ms is much more manageable for me than 40ms
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6y ago
SA, we're heaps good!
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6y ago
> Unlikely. Apple does not have search, and they simply need the best search available for their devices to stay true to being "premium". That being said, how did Apple Maps turn out vs Google Maps?
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6y ago
Nope... RAID 10 or RAID 1+0 is 2 or more RAID 1's that are RAID 0'd together RAID 01 is 2 or more RAID 0's that are RAID 1'd together
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6y ago
my other pet peeve.... stop hi-jacking my scroll wheel and converting it to 'smooth scroll'. i dont want crappy animations, you have content, i have a method of scrolling, let me control how i do this.
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6y ago
You may want to purge the key in your repo (settings.py)
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7y ago
When USB4 standards come into play, which will be in 1-2 years time. USB4 contains all of thunderbolt3 features, even if it is not 'certified' to be called thunderbolt3.
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7y ago
There is a fourth... but thats even more speculation. AMD, which also is x86 compatible, had a division a while back to produce ARM/x86 processors in one chip... maybe this could be a solution to running both systems at once?
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7y ago
Thats us. We are running a render grid (CUDA based raytracing) off windows 7. These machines are not connected to the internet. The main reason we dont want to upgrade them, is theres a speed hit of 10-30% of upgrading to Win10 last time I
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7y ago
unless you live in a country where speeding isnt common place ;) in Aus, atleast where i am, most people stick absolutely on the speedlimit.
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7y ago
Once Rome and Ryzen3000 are shipping. They have been hyped so much & everyone is waiting for those releases, no point buying when it will be (probably) severely outdated in a few months.
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7y ago
for those who dont know what afl is -- https://youtu.be/CCSMruUC4-o?t=12
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7y ago
Exactly, But i think they dont realise how good people can get at kicking a ball. Imagine how different this game would be played in australia...
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8y ago
> Projects like this aren't happening in the US because there is no political will. If you are going to have bus lanes you need to have enforcement. Buses should have cameras ticketing other vehicles in the bus lanes. Turn lanes sho
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8y ago
in the menu with satellite enabled.... disable globe. this takes it back to the 2D map style.
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8y ago
> It represents a typical scene in the upcoming Gooseberry open-source movie project Gooseberry has been released -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-rmzh0PI3c ... they have done multiple movies since then including age
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8y ago
I would suggest looking into Counter Strike as an eSport then... the esports scene for CS has been around since early 2000's and has a rich history of strategy as well as skill. The changes that Valve make to the game are always in res
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9y ago
IIRC it was in early 2013, so 5 years ago? CS GO was only released 6 or so months before hand. People still bring it up, but no way would they pull that move again.
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9y ago
Still works for me? At least in Australia on Android.
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9y ago
Xiaomi Mi A1 does, it is a android one phone and is expected to get Android P at launch.
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9y ago
Actually, competitive esports players consistently play at a higher refresh rate than what is displayed (CS:GO in particular).... the main reason is that the computer is computes the inputs at the framerate, regardless of whats shown on scr
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9y ago
Objectively, what makes the AMD GPU's bad?
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9y ago
bit errors in 3d rendering usually are not that much of a problem. If anything it just effects that one sample out of 100/1000's and gets averaged out. If it does in the effect the final image, that image just gets a rerender... b
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10y ago
> has its hard drive crashed ..... Windows users have to be much more careful about those issues than Mac users. Hard drive failures happen regardless of OS.
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10y ago
The original magsafe design ( http://www.iclarified.com/images/news/9014/31392/31392-500.j... ) was the most ideal desing out of all of them in my opinion... I have seen macbooks slide about 20-30cm with
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10y ago
3D Studio turned into 3D studio max which then turned into Discreet 3DS MAX which Autodesk bought out
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10y ago
And firefox if you switch your useragent -- https://linuxconfig.org/play-netflix-on-linux-with-firefox
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10y ago
This was his suggestion to how to fix blender -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWacQrEcMHk
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10y ago
https://www.blenderguru.com/podcasts/podcast-interview-with-... He followed up with a actual UX designer, who pretty much told him that his proposal was the wrong way to think about it (objectively, not subjectively).
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10y ago
They are all broken down into nice tabs and subcategories, if you can't find something use the spacebar menu to search all commands. A commandline is also available using the python console.
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