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by phaus 7y ago
The guy insulted musk and got insulted back. He didn't really "question" the usefulness in a benign way. Generally speaking in life, if you're an asshole people are going to be assholes back. You can be a hero and an ass
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by phaus 7y ago
That shouldn't be happening even with an extra fine nib, what kind of paper are you using?
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by phaus 7y ago
There are, just not frequently. This was a pretty successful product for 2d animation: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/esotericsoftware/spine
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by phaus 7y ago
Do you happen to know what kind of tech Mordhau uses? Its not perfect but the hit detection seems far better than any other melee combat game I've tried.
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by phaus 7y ago
Weird shit happens with explosives. My friend I deployed with has a foot long piece of shrapnel that almost hit him and a couple other people. Could be a gas tank though.
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by phaus 7y ago
Like many others mentioned, they don't completely stop nagging you simply because you subscribe.
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by phaus 7y ago
A lot of people recommended goruck. They are great, but they don't gave much in the way of organizational compartments. They are built very well. They are expensive but on patriotic holidays they usually have good sales. If you are a v
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by phaus 7y ago
The people that sell goruck claim that it doesn't look like a "tacticool" backpack but honestly they aren't fooling anyone. I have one too and I love it, but it screams tactical backpack and you can spot a goruck a mile
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by phaus 7y ago
I was under the impression that simulation sickness was largely solved outside of extreme cases (like a vr portal game). I thought we're just waiting for hardware to catch up. Years ago John said if you have 20k and a dedicated room yo
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by phaus 7y ago
I feel better about a comedian doing outrageous stuff to make a living than I do about journalists doing the same thing and people presenting other similarly outrageous stuff as legitimate scientific research.
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by phaus 7y ago
I agree that its probably not going to impact the experience much if you haven't played the previous games, but your comparison to Doom makes no sense. The original Doom games intentionally had almost no story. The new Doom was a compl
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by phaus 7y ago
Is this close enough? https://kbdfans.com/collections/diy-kit/products/pre-orderkb... Full size are rarer and more expensive. There might be some other options. Honestly the GMMK full size is pretty nice and
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by phaus 7y ago
I'm a principal security analyst for a private company. I'd be willing to talk with you and help you figure out what you need to work on and give some advice on breaking into the field if you would like. As to your question about
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by phaus 7y ago
Unless you're going to work for the government, no one gives a shit about the A+ an Network+ anymore. The A+ qualifies you to make slightly above minimum wage as a member of the Geek Squad. Network+ is a decent certificate as far as wh
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by phaus 7y ago
They are aesthetically pleasing to me. I might even hang some prints on a wall, but it would be to add some color, not because I find them to be a superior display of artistic ability. To be fair a lot of simple looking art like this is pro
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by phaus 7y ago
Its supposed to be more of a mental endurance challenge than a haunted house. A lot of people that try it are either people that run their own extreme haunted houses (which are generally nothing like this one) or people into extreme sports
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by phaus 7y ago
The CGI Peter Cushing is obviously CGI and non CGI Peter Cushing is obviously not. Its impressive but its not remotely close to being there yet. Is there a better example? You can probably make some CGI stills that fool people pretty well,
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by phaus 7y ago
My passion for videogames led to a passion for computers in general. All kids spend thousands of hours playing.
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by phaus 7y ago
I agree completely with your comment. > What do you think about the critiques of our understanding of merit - specifically the idea that our cultural experiences bias our understanding and perception of excellence? I think everyone is bi
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by phaus 7y ago
I can get behind excluding individual authors from the award for being terrible people, but I can't get behind purposely giving the award to someone that's not European if Europeans would have otherwise deserved it based solely on
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by phaus 7y ago
It is cool. Its actually close unlike every other vr claim since I was a kid in the 80s,but IMO we aren't there yet. It is useful and it is incredibly fun, but we're just scratching the surface. I can't wait for hardware to
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by phaus 7y ago
If its illegal I'd consider that highly regulated. I never considered that this was even a thing though so interesting post.
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by phaus 7y ago
That's one of them. Not sure how obscure it actually is. I'm not very knowledgable about alternative layouts, I just see the names come up frequently.
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by phaus 7y ago
I think there may be modern buckling spring key switches. Most modern mechanical switches have their own sound. MX Blues and knockoffs sound like MX Blues, the Box Jades I described have a really really nice clicky noise and IMO the best t
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by phaus 7y ago
we were only talking about spending a hundred or so for aesthetic and perceptible quality reasons, not advocating $2000 cables for objective reasons of sound quality.
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by phaus 7y ago
Artisan caps are a whole different thing. Basically the idea is that you get a fancy looking keycap that might be a little sculpture cast in a clear resin or even something 3d like a metal fist of thanos, and you replace 1 or 2 keys on your
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by phaus 7y ago
It is the same signal, I'm not sure but potentially drivers, microcontrollers, and other things may impact latency though. Not that mechanical keyboard enthusiasts seem to be focused on that. However, the type of switch you use can hav
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by phaus 7y ago
There's a lot of people in this hobby that use Dvorak, and the other obscure layout that I don't even remember the name of. Some even design and sell PCBs/entire kits for them. Most of the keyboards seem to use QMK, an open s
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by phaus 7y ago
Its more comparable than you think. Those artisan cables with fancy bnc connectors and pretty colors are also available for keyboards. Some are like $40-50 but some are into the hundreds. They are sold for aesthetic reasons. I myself have s
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by phaus 7y ago
Sure, I'll explain and link. It sounds like a lot but I am not a particularly handy person and I did it right the first try. I just had to use a brush to remove a little excess lubricant on one of the stabilizers because it was sticky.

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