c10l @ c10l @lemmy.world

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How do you use a car to make parts for a printer?

That build is at $530 with discounts. Add $70 for a DualSense 2 and it's $600.

A Digital PS5 retail is $500, so the PC here is 20% more expensive. If you get the PS5 on a discount (the compared PC is discounted), the difference could go up to about 40%.

On top of that, I guarantee you that its real world performance is not on par to that of a PS5. My own PC has better RAM, better CPU, better GPU and better SSD and it's still not quite there.

Again, to get comparative real world performance you'll need to spend at least as much as the console on the GPU alone.

It’s not. Most interplanetary travel can be done without leaving the cockpit screen. Activate the scanner, point at your destination, press A, then X.

Good to know seamless switch is supposed to work. Most games just pick one at startup and you need to close and reopen to change. That’s also the case for BG3 but hopefully you’re right and it should be fixed.

I just hope you don’t live somewhere even half as dusty as where I do!

And don’t even get me started on how hard it is to have 24x7 cameras installed in every room of every household. It’s so frustrating to not be able to just know what everybody is doing all the time!

You also get console or better performance with similarly priced hardware

That’s not my experience. I get much better performance at higher resolutions on my PS5 than I do on my 2.5x more expensive PC.

To get a little closer in performance, the GPU alone would have to be more expensive than the whole console.

Sounds like you have it in Ambient Sound mode. I have a pair of WH-1000XM3 and even though ANC is not perfect, it certainly doesn’t add wind or hoodie rubbing noises.

It’s not. Just drop the storage device in a manhole, or get mugged, or break it in some way. Also when you do so, pretty much all packets are lost and to retransmit you need to go back to the point of origin and make a new copy, assuming you still have the original.

I settled on Sidebery after trying most similar extensions. Seems more complete and has better usability in my opinion.

In which way has Amazon abused the openness of Terraform?

Actually, just the shape. The bus itself is just a horrible mess.

https://gizmodo.com/usb-c-is-a-mess-how-to-navigate-it-1826978043

£35 for symmetrical 1gbps. In practice, I get fairly stable ~850mbps either way but I reckon my router is the bottleneck rather than the actual line.

Just to add an option to some of these services. LuaDNS are located in the EU (Romania), can be wholly managed via git (including webhooks for auto-build upon a push), and also do email forwarding.

http://www.luadns.com/

There are some on Ali. I’ve ordered them, still waiting for them to arrive. Not sure how good they are or even if they are indeed hall sensor though. Reviewers seem to be happy but you know how that is…

If you absolutely want extensions, the Orion browser supports them.

Last time I used it, some bugs kept me away. That was at least a year ago though, it might have gotten better.

Sorry, not sure I was clear. 😅

Proton is Valve’s fork of Wine. I meant that I think Valve contribute patches back to upstream Wine as well.

I have an older Apple TV (I think I bought it in 2017-2018), and the only thing it’s missing is 4K support. It’s not slow at all and it gets updates just fine. Only real “bad” thing is that the controller is the older model which is a bit clunky to use but you can get a new one separately if you want.

Proton is a fork of Wine with some patches specifically for games. I think Valve contribute the patches back as well but I could be wrong.

He also tried to sell Bolsonaro surveillance systems for the Amazon that were both proprietary under his control, and less useful than what Brazilian authorities already have.

Luckily elections came before a deal could be signed.