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I still have my original Celeron 300A, made in Costa Rica, that I overclocked to 450MHz on an A-Bit BX6 2.0 mobo to play Quake 2. I managed to snag my buddy’s old 4MB 3dfx Voodoo 1 to pair with the one I already had with the VGA pass throug
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I was going to say essentially the same thing. In my early 20s I was working at Sony Computer Entertainment America as a QA tester and EVERYONE was playing and talking about WoW non-stop. This was probably around the time that Burning Crusa
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The problem could be solved by placing PCM audio into some other container format. WAV proliferates for historical reasons but perhaps we need a slightly more modern audio container format that will accept any kind of bit stream + metadata,
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I feel like there’s actually a growing subculture of C programmers of late, seemingly spawned by Casey Muratori’s Handmade Hero series, Zed Shaw’s “Learn C The Hard” way and other more recent popularizations of C and low level programming i
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May as well call it Tracky McTrackface. Looks like and awesome project but “Ploopy” is such an odd naming choice. Is it a non-English word or have special meaning in the community?
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My mom’s Subaru has a backup camera that appears in the rear view mirror and then disappears when in drive.
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Maybe this is more common in Japan but I find it great that she still works for Casio after all this time.
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Thanks for the very concise explanation. It seems obvious now that you’ve put it into those terms.
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How does one test the latency and bandwidth of CPU cache at each level?
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My friend is working on a (currently) Windows-only desktop app called PixelCNC, which converts 2D images to 3D meshes and the associated g-code for machining. He’s been doing alright with it from my understanding.
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Before the Capcom logo and song finish playing on boot, enter the code: Down, R, Up, L, Y, B. This enables both players in World Warrior to pick the same character. Entering the same code in SF2 Turbo on the TURBO logo screen unlocks more g
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Wirecast has existed since at least 2008, with most of the same core compositing and switching functionality we see in the space, although originally Wirecast did not support RTMP. It was originally only able to stream to QuickTime RTSP ser
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VSCode has excellent work preservation. I’ve had multiple Windows in VSCode open for months, with many “unsaved” documents open, and it always reloads everything after reboots and shutdowns.
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We need Hamdmade Hero for chip making.
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I don’t understand why everyone is supposing that an entire household should be fine with the ability to send at most a single video stream out. What if both my wife and I have separate calls we need to be on? Or my kids want to play Fortni
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I used to work on a commercial live streaming software app and we routinely had C920s fail from the actual USB wire shorting out. The Brio is overall a much better camera, particularly with the detachable USB-C cable.
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My father routinely had to transfer multiple gigabytes of CAD model data to colleagues and clients back when he was was working in aerospace as a private contractor. He lived in a rural area and had to get by with satellite internet at the
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I think it's the fact that mindisc and CDs and other removable media had physical motion that some people find fascinating. As computers have become more powerful they've also become much less mechanical, at least at the human int
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That’s just it though, drugs don’t make “every” thought return 0. Psychedelics often reveal the recursive or “loop-y” nature of our thought processes.
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OBS uses NV12 variant of YUV by default for its rendering pipeline, which is supported as a GPU pixel format by Direct3D. OBS has written various shaders to convert into and out of NV12 on GPU.
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Wirecast has been around since the mid-2000s and has a very similar feature set to OBS. It is lacking in some areas and ahead of the curve in others (Wirecast has GPU-accelerated scene preview thumbnails instead of OBS’ flat text list). VM
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Everything old is new again https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Laptop_per_Child
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My friend develops PixelCNC, an OpenGL app for generating 3D tool paths from 2D images, on a netbook because he knows many of his users have under-powered older systems.
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Game developers know how to make smooth and performant UI, to say nothing of the rest of what goes into writing a game engine, particularly a fast GPU-accelerated engine. I’m starting to think it’s primarily a cultural thing, where it’s jus
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This is increasingly becoming less true as more people purchase the "digital only" version of most of their games. I haven't purchased a boxed copy of a game in many years, both on my consoles (PS3/PS4 + Switch) and my P
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I had a relatively normal life, working a job in tech and keeping up a stable relationship with my girlfriend while also using heroin every day. Of course I would rather have not been going down to the Mission every morning to procure the s
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Don't forget about the huge ramp up in overdoses over the last few years due to street heroin being cut with fentanyl. I lost my best friend two years ago from this. If he could have been getting a known pharmaceutical quantity from a
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There are mini XLR connectors too. I've seen them used in devices like wireless microphone transmitters.
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Whenever discussion of FPGA comes up on HN, someone inevitably points to low latency workflows but nobody ever mentions video capture and play-out boards using FPGAs. Companies like Blackmagic, Elgato, Matrox, etc.
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Did you configure FFMPEG to encode your video with the exact same encoder as ScreenFlow? If Screenflow is using hardware accelerated encoding and FFMPEG was configured for software x264 encoding, that might explain the discrepancy.

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