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by pathartl 4y ago
.NET Core 2 to 3 definitely had this feeling that their vision for the framework wasn't complete. Going from 5 -> 6 -> is pretty painless. We are also preparing for a move from .NET Framework 4.7.2 to .NET 6/7. It's goi
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Surely for these multi-thousand-dollar lenses Sony can afford to laser etch the serial number?
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by pathartl 4y ago
The fragility I think is the main concern here, like you said. I hate when I have three 12v, 8 pin connectors on my GPU. I would be ecstatic between that and a small connector that catches fire if it's not perfectly 100% seated and str
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by pathartl 4y ago
I've only watched Lex's episode with Carmack and I just don't understand the appeal. It was like listening to a junior frontend dev stumble around programming topics with buzzwords. Maybe I just watched one episode and got a
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by pathartl 4y ago
It's interesting how in this age of displays and video we're finally shedding the idea of 8 bits per channel. The stuff I've been shooting in film I've been scanning in with a Flextight Precision II which has a sensor th
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by pathartl 4y ago
I have practically no creative bone in my body but have always been drawn to photography due to my parents being photographers their whole life. I've started using their film equipment because yeah, 12 shots on a roll of 120 film means
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by pathartl 4y ago
Luckily I was able to dump the SQLite db that Tinder used in the past when I met my SO
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by pathartl 4y ago
Some people are willing to make that sacrifice because their limited feature set doesn't impede on their day-to-day use. I know quite a few people who use their phone for nothing but texting, a camera, and two factor auth. Hell, I, who
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by pathartl 4y ago
This is essentially correct. I've been bouncing between different boxes and HTPCs for almost a couple decades now and the best experience I've had has always been the Nvidia Shield. The only annoyance I have is I want to reliably
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Yeah, I mean if you enable post processing (which is most likely garbage) you're going to get bad input lag.
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I've had a TV that were nearly 200ms, but it was the absolute cheapest panel I could find. If you don't configure your TV correctly sure, you could get massive amounts of lag. Even with an OLED display if you turn on all the post
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by pathartl 4y ago
That is amazingly inaccurate. If you count the entire chain from input to processing to display you'll be under 40-50ms.
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by pathartl 4y ago
Are there articles that actually audit the data sent from your phone? My biggest gripe is we're supposed to take all marketing at face value.
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I use Tile's Slim tracker. It has the footprint of two credit cards. Sucks the battery is not replaceable, but it's helped more often than I can count.
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I would love to see price tags added to them as well. Wheels? $100. Handle? $50. Pro handle? $1000. Edit: It does update price, but I'd like an itemized list
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I think a QR code would be pretty limiting. Even just the intro from Doom II is 2KB.
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There's always Rider which works very well for .NET stuff. For older applications, I would consider Mono or WINE if you really want to run it on Linux. We are experiencing the same scenario where we have an application that was built o
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by pathartl 4y ago
Honestly using Edge has been a great experience for me. When they adopted Chromium over sticking with _another_ browser engine I was happy. MS has contributed a great amount to the Chromium project so far and I really don't think there
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by pathartl 4y ago
I dropped a new cheap Android head unit into my partner's 2011 Civic and having Android Auto is such a massive upgrade that really breathes new life into the car. That being said, there's definitely issues with it. It's VERY
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Even System Preferences (Settings now?) in macOS is a complete mess.
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I personally feel like Windows in the past 3-4 years has been slowly unifying to at the very least be more consistent. Part of this was the introduction of Windows Terminal, the rebuild of Notepad, tweaks to Explorer, rebuild of Task Manage
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by pathartl 4y ago
While "weird" it's certainly not surprising. Consumer protections have not kept up with the overall global economy. Snake oil products have always existed, but it's getting easier to spin up a new company that targets an
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Always love myself a good ol' trolley. Those things are beautiful.
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Complacency.
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I get terrible motion sickness so I opted for teleportation. I still get sick in a playthrough. The part where you free the vort in the square was the first time I started really feeling sick, but that's because you have to take an ele
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It has two modes. To play comfortably you need probably a 6x6x10ft area.
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Alyx is probably one of the greatest gaming experiences I've had... but I was also able to borrow a Vive from a friend to play it. I'm a Half-Life nut so I would have bought a headset anyway, but I'm glad I haven't bough
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by pathartl 4y ago
I have subtitles enabled by default. I don't know whether to place the blame on the acoustics of my room, the mixing of the source, or my hardware... but _I just can't hear the dialogue_. My setup is wildly unmatched in that I hav
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In a similar vein I find reviews in general from most outlets are written only for the release day and are often either not revised if in written form, or not addressed in later videos. Case in point Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance 2 just
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We absolutely need some consumer protections for things like this, but at the end of the day it takes some smart choices by the consumer. Sometimes those smart choices are to not make a purchase for that type of product, or compromise on de

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