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sundvor
6y ago
Agreed. Global warming is going to be bad, very very bad.
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sundvor
6y ago
... for your own safety.
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sundvor
6y ago
That's horrible. :( I've seen a lot of strength mobility movement training program ads, not sure if that could be something?
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sundvor
6y ago
Australia then proceeded to bury its use. No references to it any of the updates, for months, never a question until a recent test when they asked if we have the app installed. That they couldn't make it work on iPhone, to have it run
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sundvor
6y ago
Garage gym. Ideally bought before the lock down. Or anywhere with a floor strong enough for a squat rack and some weights. The rack, an Olympic bar plus Olympic sized Ezy bar, a bench and an assortment of plates and ideally a plate holder a
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sundvor
6y ago
The new Zen3 series crushes the top of the line Intel desktop CPUs. I'm on the 3900XT, one of the last from the Zen2 line - it's a ripper, yet I can also just drop in a 5900X or 5950X without having to change the motherboard. Notw
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sundvor
6y ago
The real kicker for me was Google charging a background preload as a view as such, even though the user may never actually see the ad. Amazing.
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sundvor
6y ago
And there are some truly incredulously crap ones, possibly costing even less than an additional power supply for the MacBook. That statistic from Apple is just as bad as those.
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sundvor
6y ago
I wonder how much of that is for gaming. The growth and demand for high end gaming parts has been unprecedented. Ie Nvidia's 3080, just about impossible to buy, chaotic launch, and AMD's 5900x - very hot property now.
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sundvor
6y ago
Roger that. But even by e.g. Australian standards (which are a lot closer to the US ones), Oslo is far from sedentary; I didn't even think about buying a car in Norway before I left it, being happy to walk/run, ride or PT it every
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sundvor
6y ago
I would be ashamed to work as an engineer at Facebook today; they empower the proliferation of lies that undermine democracy and our common health, hiding behind the "oh we're just a platform" pretense. Yes, I know free speec
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sundvor
6y ago
Also, just adding some sugar to this, don't forget that this study was in Norway. Overall health levels would be higher than in, say, USA. I'm talking about weight specifically. Assuming healthy / not overweight would be a ve
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sundvor
6y ago
Is WinAmp still alive? I last used it a couple of decades ago!
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sundvor
6y ago
YouTube Music user here. Fired up Windows Media Player for the first time in ages, and told it to scan my old folder of ripped CDs.
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sundvor
6y ago
Ah, the young people... https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20171003-proof-that-peo...
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sundvor
6y ago
Agreed. Went on the search for knife sharpening tools on Amazon, and quickly discovered that some looked like copies of others. The copies would look identical in the pictures, and have a huge amount of 5 star reviews. Then as I drilled int
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sundvor
6y ago
All these moves to block make me want to discontinue some paid services and return to torrents. Just saying.
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sundvor
6y ago
True. Then there's usually someone else that does.
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sundvor
6y ago
Wow. The last of a dying breed then! If I ever see them come up as an option I'll do well to remember this. Thanks!
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sundvor
6y ago
This is why I actually like using PayPal for my payments. I hold ALL the power then, I can instantly cancel the auto renewal whenever I feel like it.
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sundvor
6y ago
If you're on Windows, "Digital Level Meter" is an absolute gem: https://www.darkwooddesigns.co.uk/pc2/meters.html I did donate a contribution to say thank you.
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sundvor
6y ago
I am going to admit that Nvidia Broadcast looks absolutely amazing to me. It's likely to be the reason why my next GPU won't be AMD's new, even though it appears to deliver much more bang for the buck. I already have RTX Voic
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sundvor
6y ago
As long as the Meet browser tab _has focus_.
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sundvor
6y ago
And stop telling me I'm using an input different than the output. I have a condenser microphone on an audio interface with RTX Voice; no, it's not going to transmit an echo.
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sundvor
6y ago
Yeah, the post is 4 hours old and still not flagged.. Downvote cast; I personally find that way of speaking offensive. EDIT: Thanks fellow mods. I have a son on the spectrum.
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sundvor
6y ago
A major motivation why I got a StreamDeck was to be able to put a big fat mute button that "physically" kills the microhone level at the source. It renders a big cross through the microphone when muted. Simple, yet insanely effect
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sundvor
6y ago
Looks like it's a big no, same for VR features as well as far as I can see. That takes AMD out of contention for me (iRacing is the only thing I play, just about), but thankfully it is applying significant price and feature pressures t
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sundvor
6y ago
Works fine on my 1080TI... I am aware of the update but I was specifically referring to the voice part.
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sundvor
6y ago
Speaking of features: Do the new AMD GPUs feature SMP, Simultaneous Multi-Projection? Use case: iRacing on triple screens, it offloads the CPU, in a CPU limited title.
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sundvor
6y ago
Agree; in the home office I have some ATH-ADG1Xs which are open and they're very light and super comfortable. I also use ATH-MSR7NCs - closed - in the home office for very light noise reduction (desktop PC fans) and better music.
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