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PcChip
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Comment #49203874
It sounds like they want the shortest time, even if that means mixing public transit with walking together
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Comment #49174481
our group sees them all the time while skating the katy trail and through downtown dallas
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Comment #49113277
I assume apple TV doesn’t do malicious things like this, and we love the interface and it “just works” with HDR
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Comment #49084262
can you explain why you feel this way, instead of making radical claims without saying why?
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Comment #49075023
what is it about raytraced animation that makes it more expensive to update the BVH mesh vertices every frame, compared to old-school bone animation where you send the info to the …
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Comment #49068935
Is this similar to moodycamel’s?
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Comment #49068889
That is amazing and it makes me smile
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Comment #49060791
Did you configure pipewire to allow multiple samplerates, so it can auto-switch the dac and not have to resample?
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Comment #49029688
I think you mean miss?
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Comment #49028160
a world has a seed as well, so when you walked past the generated portion it would start randomly generating from that seed, which wouldn't match the portion that was sculpted you …
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Comment #49024155
OpenGL works fine, I'm using it in my hobby game engine (shaders, not the old fixed-function OpenGL) it also will run just fine on windows or Linux using Proton with no issues if I…
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Comment #48981982
Works out of the box for me on CachyOS, both amd and nvidia
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Comment #48962122
When we watched that South Park episode, my wife had to explain to me that those were real and not a made up thing for the show
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Comment #48926109
am I the only one that finds it very hard to read this font?
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Comment #48912110
this is a really dumb question, but how is -1 represented? is it a float? if so, how many bits is the float? I've never heard of a bit ever having more than two possible values
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Comment #48911954
I've used it since that simpsons episode "it's a load bearing poster..."
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Comment #48909857
I saw a very similar post a month or two ago, is this the same author? edit: no, this is the one I was remembering: https://farnoy.dev/posts/linux-latency
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Comment #48809039
>Outside of home-labs, it's rare for me to see any devices connected to the LAN side of a wireless router these days I would assume every gaming desktop computer would be? I actual…
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Comment #48808997
probably for a lot of people, AI has been degrading our skills
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Comment #48766139
you might want to see if your DAC re-clocks incoming optical, if not then it's relying on the cheap clock generator from your computer
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Comment #48766058
I'm also one of those audiophile crazies that obsesses over which metals to use in cabling, power filtering, swapping opamps, and builds their own DACs, amps, and speakers
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Comment #48764166
I'm curious if the audio was being sent bit-perfect to the DAC for all of these tests (ALSA direct), or if it was being run through the audio mixer and being resampled I can always…
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Comment #48624038
Is it just me or is half the article missing? I enjoyed the first part though
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Comment #48612595
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Comment #48490528
you do have to appreciate how much time he put into doing all the measurements he did take though