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4y ago
A 16A circuit allows for 3.8kW or something like that @ 240v. With these ludicrous power requirements, you may in fact need to rethink how you use your power. E.g. if on same as a non-heat pump drier, you'd have to make a choice betwee
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When a 5800X3D offers equal or better gaming performance at 1/2 to 1/3rd the power consumption (e.g. 220w vs 80w), and you pay $0.65 per kW/h during peak times, I can only imagine: "Quite a few".
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4y ago
Dripping with sarcasm.
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4y ago
Apple could, though.
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Some more info here; this has wasted over a year's worth of time it seems. Someone thought they could patent track temp build up.. https://racesimcentral.net/multiple-sim-devs-iracing-kunos-m... As an iRacing user I&#x
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iRacing Defeats Meritless Patent Lawsuit
(iracing.com)
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A feature of the Scribe is "provides easy-to-adjust margins". Here's to hoping it'll also apply to PDF files.
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This will replace my DXG, which is just too slow now. I already have the Gen 11 Paperwhite (SE), and I'm blown away by the upgraded display quality even from the Gen 10. The warm colour is for me a night and day upgrade for, sorry, nig
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I am down 14kg this year through IF (typically around 20:4, some 18:6 and even some 22:2) - was 16-17kg down until I got my bread machine, now slowly working my way down again. Started at nearly 100kg; I consider my ideal weight to be just
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4y ago
Orly: I paid over A$1200 for a Gigabyte Aorus Xtreme 1080 "Tai" back in 2017. Still works stellar today, in son's PC.
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4y ago
Where it really mattered, the results are staggering. E.g. Star Citizen, with everything depending on its rather complex entity streaming. There, the 96MB of cache which I believe is for the 5800X3D's single CCD blows all other CPUs ou
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4y ago
How good is the 5800X3D!?! I've recently upgraded from a 3900XT which was permanently clocked to 4.4ghz. Whilst certain titles such as Star Citizen, DCS World and Flight Simulator are having staggering improvements, I'm also findi
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4y ago
After I got my Gen 11 PWSE on release last year I've been using it nearly daily. The warm, larger display is a game changer for me.
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4y ago
Thanks for injecting good and interesting facts in a discussion so prone to FUD.
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4y ago
As awesome# as that timepiece is, isn't this a bit like buying a dash cam after an incident? :) #) It's almost an incentive to ditch.
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4y ago
Nice work. A towel, that is is just about the most massively useful thing isn't it!
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The Omni is AUD $2500. It had better be truly amazing, it's 4x the price I paid for my old Roomba 780 many a year ago that did a decent job of it until it died after 5-6 years of service.
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4y ago
This scene was incredibly strong in Norway back in the days, speaking as a then-teenager there.
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As a Norwegian, I was going to say wait for the Dane to open their mouth; it's apparent in roughly 1 picosecond. But yeah this is probably with the written language/static imagery so please ignore, move along. :)
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4y ago
Two decades ago in response to colleagues' worry that I was drinking too much caffeine I quit for a year. All sources of caffeine; espressos, energy drinks, diet cokes. I didn't suffer any withdrawals. However I greatly missed my
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4y ago
Indeed. There's plenty of benefits to drinking caffeine; studies that talk to the benefits of alcohol consumption tend to be a stretch at best. I've seen first hand the destructive powers of alcohol, so I may be biased. But I know
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It's a great idea to do one's content up this way, for accessibility reasons perhaps especially as well. I can only imagine that eg Braille readers will have a far easier time with this than a YouTube video, even perhaps with subt
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4y ago
I thought that was the clickbait, to be honest. It worked well to reel me in, at least. :)
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4y ago
Oh yes, so much that. On my Windows PC, with the SB ZXR soundcard, for my ATH headphones I want my level no higher than 8-10% ; the lack of steps is a major pain, must be compensated for by in app volume controls. On my Samsung Android, at
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And rainbows. :) Love GGP's anti-recommendation engine.
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It really isn't rocket science. Speaking as a dad of two. It took a few months each time, but we got there. We really had to be actively trying wrt the time of the month etc, so to me this speaks volumes.
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That's the cheaper Chinese Omron switches. They are complete rubbish for the price point, in a Logitech mouse, as you can't easily swap them out. Asus are now selling mice with hot swappable switches. I made the (sorry) switch mys
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4y ago
Oh thanks, I shall look for this now! Edit: Here, cheers. https://m.youtube.com/watch?t=6m50s&v=qTgL8_1GDI0
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4y ago
Super impressive. On a more obscure side, I for one would love to learn how the Fanatec APM - Advanced Paddle Module - is used in the car. These magnetic carbon shifters feel great in my simrig; it's interesting how they are to be seen
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4y ago
Sorry I don't really post in public. There's plenty of YouTube videos that detail the impact of good studio lighting on a regular webcam. Logitech StreamCam is one of the better webcams. I have it on a flex stick that I pull down
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