chandler5555

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by chandler5555 1mo ago
i love watching all the youtube shorts and instagrams of ppl helping or doing good deeds most of them use meta glasses it seems to record the pov
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by chandler5555 3mo ago
am i dumb how do i get past the first little ledge
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by chandler5555 3mo ago
interesting, people speculated that Street Fighter6 went from P2P to relay a few months ago on one of the updates. never wouldve thought it would be actually a valve issue
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by chandler5555 2y ago
yup. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7iPp5QaHmI , starts at 36 minutes or so the bitcoin stealing was only one of the 6 murder for hires, so even if you think thats invalidated, there were still 5 others
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by chandler5555 2y ago
that was only one of the 6 murder for hires Chris Tarbell, the guy who arrested ross, talks about it on this podcast https://risky.biz/RB770/ 37:08
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by chandler5555 2y ago
yeah but when people talk about input lag for consoles its generally still in the 60hz sense, rare for games to be 120hz smash brothers ultimate for example runs at 60fps and has 5-6 frames of input lag
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by chandler5555 2y ago
I dont know everything i read online says its copyright infringement to create derivative works, outside of stuff like parodies, fair use and getting permission.
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by chandler5555 2y ago
us code 106 gives the copyright holder exclusive rights of derivative works so yes even at home, making art for a book you dont have permission for, and isnt seen by anyone but you, is still copyright infringement
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by chandler5555 2y ago
yeah all three are copyright infringement you cant make audio books, illustrations, or translations of a book without the authors permission note that text to speech isnt considered derivative work. its considered a tool rather than creatin
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by chandler5555 2y ago
its illegal when its considered a derivative work (substantially altering or adding content) those little modifications made from a consumer prob dont count. the first sale doctrine covers minor wear and tear type stuff
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by chandler5555 2y ago
Clearplay has a whole law designated for it called the The Family Entertainment and Copyright Act I think without this act it might be considered a deriative work and illegal actually
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by chandler5555 3y ago
why wouldn’t microsoft make a portal and do 0%. they get all of the market share and analytics and good will, plus the value of being the main “other” store. they can break even on hosting fees with some ads
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by chandler5555 3y ago
that difference is likely because of the smaller bezel rather than the display piece itself. they have said the screen protectors and other accessories will still work but regardless it looks like they use a different connector so it wont b
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by chandler5555 3y ago
found more of his logs by googling and my favorite is that he worked on xmas and new years eve in 1997. impressive focus
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by chandler5555 3y ago
moving the latency to the player client just makes everything feel terrible. its like playing in mud because your actions take 50ms-100ms of time to show up on your screen
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by chandler5555 6y ago
the latest ipad pro is still on the A12Z bionic. the air just got refreshed with the A14 bionic
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by chandler5555 12y ago
I think there's a difference between "gamification", i.e. doing tasks for currency, points or prizes, and "video gaming", i.e. creating a circuit so that your house door in Minecraft opens with a switch.