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by nulld3v 4y ago
That's only for lighter games. Heavier games still do upscaling: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Cyberpunk-2077-cannot-run-at-4... I'm not really sure what Microsoft is trying to say on your link but the Series X de
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by nulld3v 4y ago
No, it will run everything at lower quality settings and at lower resolutions. The "4K" is usually just 1440p/1080p upscaled.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
I don't remember it being this bad. At least the UI styles issue really isn't a big deal, Samsung's one UI style is essentially just the stock Android UI style, but with a couple colors changed and maybe some larger fonts. Al
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Are you sure it was EMI and not ground loop?
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Isn't this essentially what CPS does today? The difference being that it's reactive instead of being proactive.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Ah I see, agreed then.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
Sound like a reasonable take down. You are using someone else's logo.
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by nulld3v 4y ago
The problem would not be that it is commonly used, the problem would be that it is abused. And I don't see that happening currently. The assertion that "If a library panics on user data, that's a pretty serious bug" rema
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by nulld3v 4y ago
The assertion remains true though. Unwrap should only be used if you are prototyping or you are 100% sure it will never actually panic. It's just like the IndexOutOfBounds exception in Java. Many functions can theoretically throw it, b
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by nulld3v 5y ago
From https://docs.unrealengine.com/5.0/en-US/unreal-engine-5-0-re... : "Lumen implements efficient Software Ray Tracing, allowing for global illumination and reflections to run on a wide range of video cards,
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by nulld3v 5y ago
I'll be happy after they get rid of Samsung Knox and put more restrictions on who can use the SafetyNet API.
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by nulld3v 5y ago
> What a wrong mindset > So Microsoft can spit all the bloated and buggy trash, they shouldn't be held responsible? > Who cares about the data loss, important or temporary, time was lot, not even respecting your users, you sho
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by nulld3v 5y ago
Nobody said that the blame is all on the users. Also, you can blame Microsoft all you want, it ain't going to get your data back.
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by nulld3v 5y ago
Shit happens. Have backups. Not a hot take... There are a million ways your data can get corrupted. And it happens when you least expect it.
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by nulld3v 5y ago
I have a custom extension that sends my history to a SQL database (I didn't put much effort in making it easy to use for other people so I honestly wouldn't recommend you use it): https://github.com/null-dev/H
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by nulld3v 5y ago
Firefox history has a limit though and I'm pretty sure you've hit after 4 years of browsing. This is why I maintain my own history index.
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by nulld3v 5y ago
> The type of batteries in Magic Mouse 2 provides a range of voltages as they are being used, from about 3.5v to 4.2. No matter which value you choose, it’s still more energy than your inferior batteries. The capacity is rated based off
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by nulld3v 5y ago
> How does the design of a rechargeable mouse encourage you to forget to charge it. It makes no sense. If the charge port was not on the bottom I would not be able to forget to charge it. Therefore by putting the charge port on the botto
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by nulld3v 5y ago
> You’re using it wrong. It’s not a problem, just use it right. Right, but if your design encourages users to use it wrong then it's a problem with the design. > Apple isn’t going to change their products just because you can’t r
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by nulld3v 5y ago
I can tell you that for me this is actually really annoying. When my Bluetooth mouse runs out of battery, and I would just charge it for a couple of minutes and it lasts the whole day. But end of the day, I almost always forget to charge it
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by nulld3v 5y ago
So should phones charge from the bottom too? Or laptops? Is it really hard to simply add a circuit that regulates the battery charge level so users don't have to worry about this stuff? Or use replaceable AAAs? There are a ton of bette
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by nulld3v 5y ago
But is radiosvoboda even Ukrainian? I thought they were American. Was the Ghost of Kyiv story made up by the Ukrainians even? How do we know that? Also, Ukraine is doing well, considering their situation.
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by nulld3v 5y ago
Exactly this. I run this setup personally: mailserver on my home PC with a relay on my Hetzner dedicated server. The relay proxies all inbound and outbound mail, performs spam filtering but stores no mail. I do this because my home PC'
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by nulld3v 5y ago
I run my personal mailserver on Hetzner too! They seem to do a good job of keeping their IPs off blacklists compared to most VPS providers. So far no problems delivering to Gmail. I was initially junked by Outlook, but that fixed itself aft
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by nulld3v 5y ago
Then simply have the anti-cheat option be the default option? Most casual players will not bother opting out.
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by nulld3v 5y ago
I'm not sure I want to publish it at the moment as I'm not satisfied with the quality of the codebase. It was just something I hacked together in 2 days lol. The bulk of the work was already done for me as there was already an ACM
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by nulld3v 5y ago
Huh that's actually quite interesting, I've never really looked into caddy as nginx has fulfilled most of my needs so far but I suppose it's about time I read up on it.
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by nulld3v 5y ago
I tried solving this a different way for my selfhosted services. Instead of running certbot on every server, I wrote a custom ACME client that runs on a master server and is responsible for requesting/renewing all certificates that I u
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by nulld3v 5y ago
I don't know if I would call it that. I had a Skype extension that used the Skype logo in its icon and it got removed for the same reason.
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by nulld3v 5y ago
Decentralized doesn't always mean blockchain.

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