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Comment #48961201
Less than a terabyte out of over 100, so I'm sorted :) Aren't Apple devices and many Android photo apps after configuration already using very efficient image formats? Seems much b…
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Comment #48954904
First point confuses me, stopped there. > Support for QUIC and HTTP/3 protocols is available since 1.25.0, it is included in Linux binary packages. Please refer to the ngx_http_v3_…
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Comment #48954868
As a hobby I can afford so far. If it starts costing me a lot of time or money, I'll be in a much better position to understand who needs what else, and what that's worth to them. …
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Comment #48816375
I don't. Not everything needs to make money. If costs become prohibitive, donations, maybe some carefully considered premium features?
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Show HN: Online version of Teeko, of Guy L. Steele fame
John Scarne invented the game in the 1950s (an improved variation of his 1945 Teko). Guy L. Steele solved it in 1998. A draft of teeko.cc launched in 2021. Today it got a UI revamp…
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Comment #46061096
Still very early. Hoping to integrate site builders moving forward.
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Comment #44624994
Nothing revolutionary, just a one-night project for a minimal solution to "how do I get a DNS record quick?"
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Comment #44493433
Being truer to reality where movement is continuous is not a subjective assessment. It doesn't look different, it looks more like what it's supposed to if realism is the goal. That…
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Comment #44490659
> 60 Hz baseline is a flat panel thing It's so many things, starting with the North American electric grid, NTSC, etc. Yes my graphics card + monitor could theoretically run at mor…
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Comment #44483979
First it's settings not real numbers. I'm not claiming that's how the mice actually perform, only how I tell them to perform. Second 3200 was DPI not Hz. I can trivially tell how m…
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Comment #44482454
Yes, pointerrawupdate events for this one, mousemove for the one you linked. The latter tends to sync to the display in my very limited experience. There are other differences in t…
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Comment #44482371
As to how you can perceive the difference between 120 events per second and 240, I have what I hope is a fairly simple explanation. It's like lightning strokes of tens of microseco…
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Comment #44482119
As per the post, I wrote this tool to confirm I was getting jerks of ~10ms every few seconds on one USB port and not the other. This would _suggest_ I can catch differences around …
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Comment #44481755
Yes, I rely on pointerrawupdate. Thanks for letting me know! Unfortunately pointermove is typically synced with graphics in my limited experience, and I think I'd rather not show a…
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Comment #44481136
With 240 Hz displays you probably want your mouse polling setting at 4000 or better 8000 Hz. This tool lets anyone confirm that on their hardware.
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Comment #41809317
I've ran into too many compatibility issues with base64 over the years. Let there be 15 competing standards.