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dmonitor

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About dmonitor

reach me at monitor@monitorworks.dev

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    Acceleration is pointless because of the hidden Mini Turbo stat

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    Comment #48747909

    Yeah, whatever pretenses gamergate started with, they got brushed aside pretty quickly in favor of right wing outrage politics. The beginning issue (games journalism being a big cl…

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    Comment #48688906

    Yeah, 60fps in Slay the Spire 2 and Risk of Rain is very feasible with just about anything.

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    Comment #48663346

    I'm surprised I haven't seen a generic "turn a raspi into carplay" firmware or anything of that sort.

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    Comment #48301596

    Is privacy a concern if the monitoring is locally processed? Apple claims it is. I say it's amazing how far we've progressed. We could've prevented an entire Seinfeld episode if ca…

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    Comment #48200577

    They had to have known that free options like Jellyfin were on their tails and pivoted to a revenue model that doesn't rely on competing with FOSS

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    Comment #48200544

    I imagine a lot of their users (like myself) use Plex because it was the best option 10 years ago and premium was $40 during sales

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    Comment #48113593

    I personally just have a discord with myself as the only member. With their webhooks API you can even automate the PC side.

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    Comment #48113550

    It's the unofficial "where's my mouse pointer" macro At least one DE I've used (MacOS? KDE?) even had it as an official macro that would make the pointer 10x bigger when you shook …

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    Comment #48026895

    Put it where the capslock key currently goes. Not sure what purpose it serves these days.

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    Comment #47881717

    most places ban exotic pets that are able to survive in the local climate to prevent invasive species from outcompeting the local feral cat population.

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    Comment #47859501

    Recursed is really fantastic. There's puzzles in there that took a few days for me to solve

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    Comment #47859485

    For another niche hit check out Recursed

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    Comment #47760122

    The Wii supports 240p, though, which is very hard to replicate these days.

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    Comment #47617004

    Just goes to show how much our online behavior and trends are determined by algorithms. The translate button has been there for years, but I guess some engineer flipped the "show i…

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    Comment #47534276

    More important than healing is avoiding damage entirely. The keys to getting through noita are getting a fast wand to repel enemies and a wand that can dig through stone quickly. T…

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    Comment #47525500

    USB-C devices tend to be mobile. Flexing and disconnecting are much more common.

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    Comment #47525452

    Tracking down individual values in the sketcher can get annoying too. Just depends on the complexity of your part

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    Comment #47499145

    Who said anything about multiple NICs? Ethernet port and Wifi modem in AP mode are more than enough

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    Comment #47499128

    Any PC with a NIC is one VLAN and masquerade rule away from being a router

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    Comment #47499093

    If the world were to truly come to those stakes, I would just forgo wireless entirely. Running Cat5/6 through the walls is barely an inconvenience, and cell phones are compromised …

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    Comment #47499063

    I don't think the hardware matters so much as the firmware, which is solved by installing OpenWRT on anything that supports it. If wireless security is the concern, maybe other peo…