infinityio

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by infinityio 5y ago
To my knowledge, almost all modern monitors sold today are HDCP compliant
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by infinityio 5y ago
> Low light and DR depend solely on the quantity of light falling on the sensor. To my understanding - If the pixels are smaller, the gaps between pixels are likely to make up a larger proportion of the sensor, so you do lose some light
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by infinityio 5y ago
only 60hz though, which might be a dealbreaker for some
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by infinityio 5y ago
I think the main issue with the magic mouse 2 is that over time, as the batteries wear out, the effective life of the mouse risks dropping so much that you may eventually be unable to use it for a full work-day, whereas the previous solutio
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by infinityio 5y ago
I've seen projects online about converting 5k iMacs into external displays by essentially ripping out the insides and putting in a driver board instead - I wonder what the relative cost (/value proposition) of that is compared to
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by infinityio 5y ago
They don't have a desktop M1 Pro implementation yet afaik?
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by infinityio 5y ago
> Use adblockers To be fair, this is the same company pushing Manifest V3, which might kill adblocking as we know it
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by infinityio 5y ago
To be fair, even oil and gas are orders of magnitude more dangerous than nuclear per unit energy
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by infinityio 5y ago
It probably isn't quite what you are looking for, but have you ever tried Syncthing? It doesn't have enough features to be an actual backup solution, but it is nice if you just want another copy of your files somewhere else
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by infinityio 5y ago
VS Code is the standard example
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by infinityio 5y ago
Out of interest, have you tested them on win11? One of the later win10 updates broke my Bluetooth headphones (actually, Bluetooth in general became pretty buggy), but they 'magically' unbroke after the upgrade
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by infinityio 5y ago
Estimates of nuclear put the carbon footprint between 15-50gCO2/KWh, compared to about 450gCO2/KWh for gas Both uranium mining and renewables mining have issues - I'm not going to debate or compare them because I don't k
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by infinityio 5y ago
Based upon the UK's National Grid Data ( https://grid.iamkate.com/ ) I would disagree with you - It seems that peak demand lies at about 6PM, and solar peaks about 11:30AM - This leads to a significant increase in fossil