dododge

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by dododge 2mo ago
For me the metadata is a big part of it. I have a large physical media collection so I could just use the discs, but putting it all into plex has made it so much easier to browse and watch. For example I can pause and skim the cast/cre
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by dododge 9mo ago
"Too wide" is in the eye of the beholder. I typically sit eight feet from a 130" ultra-wide projection screen. That felt enormous the first time I used it, but after a decade it seems "normal" and I occasionally thi
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by dododge 9mo ago
I think generally as you move up in quality/performance the app stuff drops away. Epson for example has a bunch of sub-$1500 "streaming" projectors, but as you move up into the more purpose-built "home theater" mode
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by dododge 1y ago
Yeah, I have 11.1 with sound treatments and a receiver that does room correction, and some movies are just annoyingly mixed. Dune (2021) has the voices mumbled and so low that when I turned it up enough to hear them it caused the explosions
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by dododge 1y ago
Some models include a carrying case, but I'm not sure I'd describe them as "very portable". For example the Glove80 has a hard-shelled case, but the case itself is probably bigger than most laptops. The Moonlander packs
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by dododge 1y ago
You could also inherit or be given the property. The HOA and related things, such as requirements to maintain an existing easement or private roadway that crosses the property, would normally be part of the deed/plat and come with the
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by dododge 1y ago
I went from an Advantage 360 to the Glove80 and I like the thumb clusters a lot better on the Glove80. In addition to having more keys, I find I can reach all of them without having to move my hand position as much.
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by dododge 1y ago
Svalboard can have various kinds of pointing devices integrated into it, within reach of your fingers without having to change your hand position, but it's a pretty extreme keyboard design even by modern standards.