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by rtkwe 11mo ago
Not sure what we're disagreeing about, I'm not saying it's not a useful thing to have just that most people don't have it and don't intend to have it so it's not a useful spec bump for Valve to spend money on.
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
Alternatively it's still a pretty small slice of the market that's not willing to dual boot for the major games that do require windows only anticheats so it's just not worth their dev and support time to try to serve that sm
513.
by rtkwe 11mo ago
Yep anticheats are one of the big hurdles to 'porting' a lot of online focused shooters to linux. It's an unfortunate situation but I get it from the company's perspective, not having any anticheat leads to shitty situat
514.
by rtkwe 11mo ago
It's because the two-thumbstick, 8 face buttons, 2 shoulder and 2 trigger form factor covers so many games there's not been a real reason for super wacky controllers. They kind of hit it out of the park on the 360 design and the o
515.
by rtkwe 11mo ago
You'd be wrong C to A is still pretty standard for controllers in my experience. As for gigabit fewer and fewer people have ethernet routed to their office/TV area much less >1gig networking to take advantage of anything better
516.
by rtkwe 11mo ago
Some poor marketing drone trying to find anything to put on the page for this product.
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
Going to need one hell of a citation on that first claim because there's a lot of evidence showing reality follows the opposite intuitive correlation, additional funding does provide better outcomes. [0] > destroy teacher's uni
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
At some point there's going to be on the ground fighting from either force invading the territory of one of the power poles in the conflict or their neighbors who are not aligned with the nearest pole; in US v Russia that would be happ
519.
by rtkwe 11mo ago
We do have PCB manufacturing and assembly in the US though, it's just far cheaper and plentiful overseas so companies usually go there for mass manufacturing. The true bottleneck is the components those are barely made in the US at all
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
You're pointing the the wrong direction there, look at the groups actually attacking and refusing to fund public schools better in the US... The actual issue is the systematic dismantling of public education for religious and ideologic
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by rtkwe 11mo ago
So much of this is old and potentially delicate and they don't have unlimited space to work in so they'd have to pack up some other in progress digitization project to setup the tape flux digitizer and maybe have to arrange to get
522.
by rtkwe 11mo ago
Definitionally if they're "pushing it near the top" they're not only using FIFO, there's a priority ordering involved... My guess is there's stuff in progress and maybe they need to arrange access to or setup t
523.
by rtkwe 1y ago
In ideal scenarios without having to account for other racers yes generally. In reality it's a difficult to talk about mix of driver skill, mechanical car performance and race strategy that determines the actual best line at any given
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It's a balance, many of these cars can accelerate and decelerate very hard so the time to get back to the full speed for the next section is fairly short reducing the effect of slowing down. The effect of taking a too wide racing line
525.
by rtkwe 1y ago
It's most likely just a remote piloted session that's fed into the bucket for the robot to train on unfamiliar tasks/edge cases for known tasks. Falls in line with the true meaning of AI being Actually Indians.
526.
by rtkwe 1y ago
They made an add on board that you wire between your case buttons and the header on your motherboard so you can than then 'press' any of the buttons.
527.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Mini-HDMI is fine for this use though and can just move with the item so it's not like you need to buy many.
528.
by rtkwe 1y ago
The KVM can be plugged into any system not just those with a spare PCI-e and you can move it around easier without having to bring systems down if you don't need the direct power control which is the main use case of the PCI-e board.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The virtualization KVM is the new kid to the block. Back in the day the best way to get multiple machines controlled was to just have multiple machines sharing the same monitor, keyboard and mouse.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It's also just a permanent issue for sensitive instruments for scientific experiments. The Cold War bomb testing spree contaminated so much there's a whole demand for metals produced before the first atomic test because of the inc
531.
by rtkwe 1y ago
As far as anyone can tell you can't use it transmit information. Their states are mirrored but you can't modify the state of on of the pairs to change the state of the other, that just breaks the entanglement. So all you really ha
532.
by rtkwe 1y ago
Fair, I've not looked into how places are treating the different classes of electric bikes differently since I don't have one and my neighborhood isn't great for biking.
533.
by rtkwe 1y ago
$750 and it's one RGB only camera not IR so it doesn't work great from the reviews I'm seeing with supposedly anchored screens drifting pretty badly in normal indoor lighting.
534.
by rtkwe 1y ago
At least not their first generation.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Why?
536.
by rtkwe 1y ago
28 mph is the legal max for Class 3 ebikes with pedal assist. It's the max you can usually legally ride without getting into license requirements etc in most of the US.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Resolution is extremely important for VR and trying to display screens and text. The best screen you can possibly reproduce is the same resolution as the screens in the eyes and takes up the whole FOV so for anything further back than that
538.
by rtkwe 1y ago
The XReals are just screens so no tracking and lower resolution at 1080 vs 4k. They're completely different products.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Yeah but the back seat is more likely to have children or passengers unfamiliar with the car too so an esoteric emergency procedure is worse there. IMO these cable unlocks shouldn't be allowed for safety, there should be an obvious eas
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by rtkwe 1y ago
I hate how many sites do that, always a signup first then a small little "Already have an account" link below that. Feels almost hostile to your existing users.

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