Why was Reddit allowed then? And it's even stranger that this was a Vodafone gateway, when I'm not on Vodafone. When I checked which network I was on, it did not even seem to be Vodafone in my phone settings. Anyway, VPNs solve that problem. Seems like the "18+" content policy is applied arbitrarily.
setInner234
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Die Geschwindigkeit, mit der da entwickelt wird ist schwindelerregend. Wird sich schnell verbessern. Bin aber auch so schon ziemlich zufrieden.
It's fascinating to think that it requires this effort to get manufacturers to agree on open standards...it's blatantly obvious that tapping into a standardised or common ecosystem guarantees far more sucess than walled gardens. This is a simplified example, but if you are making a brand new device, say, via Kickstarter...and instead of connecting it via USB, you connect it with your own proprietary connector, that would be insane.
Yes, if you are Apple, you can pull stunts like that. And perhaps places like Razer think they can lock people into their products more, but I still think an open standard makes sense. You can add your own special stuff on top if you need to, I suppose.
(may I just add that I am one of those people who used computers when they were grey boxes and therefore RGB has never made any sense to me and Asrock's initiative of releasing motherboards that are £100 cheaper just by leaving off RGB is huge to me!)
The new update is great. The pace of development is crazy :)
Well, no need to learn anything else, really.
Fantastisch :D
Meine Oma hat mich immer mit Kohlrouladen gequält, aber heutzutage würde ich gerne wieder Mal ne Kohlroulade essen :D
Manjaro XFCE after switching from Windows about 5 years ago. The first 3 months were rough and now when I have to use Windows I can't believe how badly Microsoft had everyone brainwashed into believing what an OS should be like. It's such a shame that 95% of the population thinks computer == macos || computer == windows
Me too! And it's all shit posts :)
Let's get this to 500!
You are completely right that the games industry is a joke, and it's a tale as old as time that hardware manufacturers love unoptimised shit, so that they can sell more expensive crap.
As for the 60fps, or should I call it saturating a 60hz display, I have noticed that some games are fine at 60hz and some games feel terrible up until the higher 90s, and around that level I'm usually fine.
I used to play a lot of quake 3 back in the day and going from 60 to 120 is like two different worlds entirely.
I think some people pick up on it and others don't. I used to work in an office where all the monitors were connected via 4k over HDMI 1 and therefore they were all 30hz. Out of a team of 50, only one graphic designer complained about the laggy monitors and everyone else was moving their mice around saying they couldn't tell.
To me it was torture. I don't know where the truth in the matter is. I think console manufacturers long tried to convince everyone that the eye can't perceive over 30hz, which is insane.
Maybe now that's shifted to trying to make everyone believe they need 240hz, but obviously you're getting diminishing returns at that level. I've never seen more than 144 myself, but even in my own testing, I find more than 100 imperceptible. So I know where my personal limit lies.
For others, maybe younger people, those limits could be higher, who knows. You often hear of people saying they can see monitors and LEDs flicker. I rarely can.
Back in the 90s I used to play games at 20fps at 640x480, so perspectives can also shift rather dramatically lol
Lastly, I can only reaffirm that I'd much rather have well optimised, well designed games with a beautiful art direction than the latest SSAO implementation. Beautiful games from 10 years ago are still beautiful games. Whereas path tracing can't fix your hot pile of AAA garbage...
Ja war bei mir auch so. Habe immer Slide benutzt, das kennt auch keiner ;)