jerryoftheyear

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by jerryoftheyear 3mo ago
That's not how that term works. Input latency/lag refers to the time differential between triggering some kind of input and the action of that input showing up on your screen.
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by jerryoftheyear 4mo ago
I'm curious, what amount of input lag does this introduce?
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by jerryoftheyear 4mo ago
The original Ishkur's Guide is even more similar, here's a modern recreation of it: https://igorbrigadir.github.io/ishkurs-guide-dataset/
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by jerryoftheyear 2y ago
I absolutely love Tailscale, it's been a game changer for accessing my home gear from anywhere.
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by jerryoftheyear 4y ago
There are no polling locations in Oregon, everything is by mail you goof.
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by jerryoftheyear 5y ago
Try the other direction, call it "First Life".
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by jerryoftheyear 5y ago
Yeah this one was pretty bad, I had the same reaction.
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by jerryoftheyear 6y ago
Sign me up for an easy to use 2FA layer I can put in front of services.
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by jerryoftheyear 6y ago
Seconding this, the platform can be blown wide open and has an amazing library of both homebrew and official games.
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by jerryoftheyear 6y ago
I've got my homelab participating in Folding@Home, it'd be interesting to run some commercial workloads in a similar manner to help offset energy costs.
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by jerryoftheyear 6y ago
Just wanted to say I'm a huge fan of this.
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by jerryoftheyear 7y ago
There are two levels of AWS Shield, "Standard" and "Advanced". You are correct that all instances receive "Standard" protection from Shield by default. https://aws.amazon.com/shield/