naoru

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by naoru 4mo ago
Shortages or not, there's little demand for cool new motherboards and CPUs from the enthusiast corner of the market because hardware platforms themselves are stagnating performance-wise. 13-14gen Intel Cores are still more than enough
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by naoru 5mo ago
You'd like Emmet notation. Just look at the cheat sheet: https://docs.emmet.io/cheat-sheet/
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by naoru 8mo ago
What's wrong with Desktop mode?
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by naoru 9mo ago
The article says: > According to The Cybersec Guru, this is an unpatchable problem for Sony, because these keys cannot be changed and are burned directly in the APU. I'm just speculating at this point, but what could prevent Sony fr
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by naoru 11mo ago
Top five are 18". Are you sure?
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by naoru 1y ago
I've tried several different mics but eventually settled on a wired headset and Revelator io44 audio interface. The latter one is a goofy brick but it has a TRRS audio jack and built-in DSP so I don't have to fiddle with loopbacks
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by naoru 1y ago
Thanks, ChatGPT.
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by naoru 1y ago
Oh and you also might be interested in this one too: https://github.com/cakama3a/Polling Although it's for gamepads, it's pretty much indispensable in debugging gamepad-related latency issues. For example, I
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by naoru 1y ago
Seems like it doesn't properly handle mouse events on Safari in macOS and only shows "frames with no pointer events". I assume it's because "pointerrawupdate" event is not supported there. Also it's intere
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by naoru 2y ago
Not all of his translations were nowhere near the original. For example, his translation of Guy Ritchie's Snatch was excellent (in my opinion of course) and is still quoted to this day. I'd say it's the only one that absolute
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by naoru 2y ago
This is better than BFI, although 120Hz demo on my screen looks like it's just alternating two or three parts of the image. Maybe there is a way to use fake interlacing to make it look convincing. 240Hz demo in 144Hz mode looks flicker
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by naoru 2y ago
Nope, color bleeding was virtually non-issue with SECAM color encoding. I've grown up in a SECAM country, but we had a lot of PAL content. PAL always looked bad and smudgy in comparison. NTSC was just plain awful and intolerable even b
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by naoru 2y ago
> components that shouldn't even be produced anymore That's kinda harsh. For what it's worth, the base model isn't that bad and the storage can be (theoretically) upgraded down the road, even though it might cost a fa
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by naoru 2y ago
Beelink EQR6 has an internal PSU and is also quite small, a bit smaller in footprint actually. It even comes with two full-size m.2 slots and expandable RAM. Mini is great, exceptionally so, I actually just got a rather souped-up one (that&
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by naoru 2y ago
That's a valid concern but I personally avoid going into this rabbit hole just for the sake of my (already fragile) sanity. Speaking of issues, the other one with these low cost mini PCs is low-quality SSDs. The one that my UN100D was
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by naoru 2y ago
Welp. You're definitely correct. But that's the only machine in my opinion that comes close (and offers some advantage like a whole PCIe 5.0 x16 slot). There are other mini PCs that are cheaper, some other commenter suggested Beel
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by naoru 2y ago
I can only speak of experience with their UN100D mini PC which I use as a home server in a fairly constrained closet. Not a hot machine by any means, far from that, but the cooling seems pretty decent even for this low power CPU. BD790i tha
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by naoru 2y ago
A comparable option in my opinion would be Minisforum 790S7. They also have a separate mini-ITX motherboard from that one if you want to DIY. The CPU in it is faster in raw multi-thread performance, single-threaded it's a bit slower, b
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by naoru 2y ago
Me too. There's at least one manufacturer who makes pretty sweet mini-ITX motherboard with R9 7945HX, I hope they will follow up with Strix Halo once it's released.
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by naoru 2y ago
Look at PicoGUS [0], at first it was a similar semi-prototype board with an off-the-shelf Pico module and then it was redesigned into a neat simple expansion card. Give it some time. [0] https://picog.us/
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by naoru 2y ago
By some weird coincidence I've been trying to make a wide gamut display work properly on Windows just yesterday. Short version: no success. We're so close but still so far. Long rant: I've got a Windows 10 machine with NVidia
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by naoru 3y ago
RF capture of Laserdiscs as in the Domesday Duplicator? https://github.com/simoninns/DomesdayDuplicator/wiki/Overvie...
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by naoru 3y ago
"tubular" really brings back memories of slightly incompatible mp3 encoders and decoders. Some combinations produced this short and distinct tone on sharp transitions in sound, I wasn't sure what was the cause but I suspect t
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by naoru 3y ago
For a Russian Huel is even more off-putting, "ohuel" (охуел) is a swear word which roughly means "out of his mind", derived from "huy" (хуй), which means "dick". I don't want no dick in my food,
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by naoru 3y ago
Afaik 386SL was in fact not a 386, but a cutdown 486. This might explain the difference in transistor count.
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by naoru 4y ago
I assume that it's not the HDMI output from the Pi that produces this kind of interference but rather the monitor itself. Though it's entirely possible that Pi leaks HDMI into the ether. Someone with a Pi4 and a RTL-SDR could easi
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by naoru 4y ago
Anecdotally, I use a CPU from an aliexpress mystery seller in my desktop machine. It's a i9-9980HK with about 40W TDP... Which I unlocked to ~300W and installed a water cooling system. It can idle at around 5W, but a synthetic load (e.
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by naoru 4y ago
Haha. Our team has about 10 or so "talking buttons" with sounds of various crassness recorded on them for comedic relief. On a particularly dry day someone noticed that static electricity does not only mess with half of the monito
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by naoru 4y ago
There's nothing maddening in soldering 0804/0603 SMD if you have the right tools. With a good flux you can even do it with your eyes closed. Smaller sizes require at least a magnifying glass and a steady hand though.
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by naoru 4y ago
I sometimes review code on my phone, because a) I could never think of a use case for an iPad in my daily life and b) a tablet is kinda unwieldy to grab every time you go to the loo. Granted, it's usually just web stuff, nothing too co

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