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by magixx 4y ago
For simpler items like croissants, IMO the recipe and following directions is all that matters. I've made a decent amount of semi complex desserts from recipe authors I trust and they turned out great. Sure, there are some minor physi
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by magixx 4y ago
Are there any newish chipsets/usb adapters that support both monitor and injection mode?
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by magixx 4y ago
I think on professional hardware you can get 80G of memory per GPU and they can likely do memory pooling.
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by magixx 4y ago
Given the $550 price of these, did you ever get to trail one of the cheaper ~$100 options for an 8k 4x2 matrix switcher? I had been looking at one so that I can retain HDR with windows when duplicating displays and the cheaper ones seem to
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by magixx 4y ago
If you're looking for a monitor with responsive software avoid the Gigabyte M28U like the plague. Sure it's got 4k 144hz and when that works it's visually great. However, monitor sleep/wake or any other funcitonaly suc
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by magixx 4y ago
I've been searching for the same thing and the cheapest is the QNAP QSW-2104-2T for $160 USD which seems to be the same as the Trendnet TEG-S762. It has 2 10G multigig ports and 4 2.5G. My eventual goal is to have NAS and desktop on 1
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by magixx 4y ago
There are optical Thubderbolt 3 cables made by Corning/Wero up 100m ($$$$). While not TB4, I've used regular TB3 cables with TB4 devices without issue. I assume it would be similar for those optical cables given same bandwidth req
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by magixx 4y ago
High resolution monitors can take up quite a bit of bandwidth.
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by magixx 4y ago
The video mentions people being willing to pay up to 2k for such devices. With the DMA device itself costing a couple of hundred, plus cheat development time, plus extra hardware, I don't expect these setups become very affordable an
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by magixx 4y ago
I mean, I don't believe it's a cover. From the perspective of a company why would you ever want to lay off ($) people when you can push them towards wanting to quit (no $).
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by magixx 5y ago
When you have an impressive resume like this, how do you approach compensation discussions first with companies/recruiters so that both your time isn't wasted doing interviews for low offers?
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by magixx 5y ago
I though setting up a new iOS device required an apple account and online connectivity.
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by magixx 5y ago
You might be able to use something like VirtualHere or USBIP for sharing a remote USB device over network
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by magixx 5y ago
Yeah, my company also uses this and I just have a filter setup to catch those emails and delete them. It's silly.
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by magixx 5y ago
The killer feature for me besides the lightweightness of Notepad++ is it's ability to remember what files were last opened and also "save" unsaved tabs. I end up using it like a glorified sticky tool which I know windows did
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by magixx 5y ago
I imagine that for pro players to play at their best can be taxing and wouldn't be surprised if some just wanted to play less costly games for more what they could deem to be more fun.
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by magixx 5y ago
I worked for a company that did exactly this many years ago. (They were even able to parter with some retailer). Their product worked well yet they still went out of business long ago. To be honest, I don't see much value in such a ser
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by magixx 5y ago
My experience is somewhat similar to yours minus the call related stuff having used a secondary iPhone for work. I find a lot of things that Apple does infuriating as a user (I.e. locking an apple account to an iPhone [seriously, how do I l
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by magixx 5y ago
Unfortunately I've had the same experience as the OP with regards to Netflix. How effective do you actually find reaching out to random people related to job postings? In my experience for the companies I've worked at, even if I
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by magixx 5y ago
Honestly, I don't find it that surprising. I mean the whole advertising industry does exist and will continue to do so. Plus, if they didn't directly hate doing the work itself I could see someone tolerating it especially knowing
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by magixx 5y ago
I've had a lot of success with plain Kirkland greek yogurt but most should work. I also do 1 gallon at a time and microwave it to get it up to temperature. This takes about 20min from fridge to desired temperature. After fermenting in
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by magixx 5y ago
At least I know this place has a decent sense of humor
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by magixx 6y ago
It's always going to be a cat and mouse game. The bottom line is always going to be how much botting costs you. This could be measured directly in resource costs or indirectly like brand perception. There are probably quite a few free
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by magixx 6y ago
What issues did you have with Moonlight?
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by magixx 6y ago
I think Samsung has almost achieved that and examples such as Weyland-Yutani were probably inspired by companies such as the Dutch East India Company
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by magixx 6y ago
I wouldn't. Does the customer even live in the same city, state, country?
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by magixx 6y ago
I've been using a Netgear AC2600 without any issue so far. The AP is about 8 feet away and has line of sight however.
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by magixx 6y ago
They forgot to mention server less
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by magixx 6y ago
Wow, another kickstarter straight from aliexpress.
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by magixx 6y ago
Will have to give this a try, one Arch derivative I've always been fond of has been BBQLinux ( https://bbqlinux.org/ ) which still runs amazingly on my 3rd Gen i5? Laptop.

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