i've used the bluetooth drivers on windows and linux, they're both terrible, if you use the scpserver xinput wrapper on windows it's marginally better than the linux one
cool, name another controller that provides an open source driver, every single controller is only supported at all because someone (most likely unpaid) bothered to write one. there's no difference between a proprietary wired controller and a proprietary wireless controller. i know from experience the bluetooth driver for ps3 controllers is a pain in the arse.
from one of the other replies i got apparently newer routers can handle it since it was caused by a buggy or non-existant implementation of upnp alternate port requests on most routers
You think people understand NAT now? people will just buy ipv6 routers with pre-configured firewalls instead of ipv4 routers with pre-configured NATs and the world will go on exactly the same
you're ignoring gamers and people using skype or other direct message programs just to begin with, because of NAT you can't have 2 xboxes online on the same internet connection. NAT is a fucking cancer that needs to be cut out.
they had years to do this shit and failed at it. they did this kind of half hearted upgrade of the site and it's better but ultimately only a little bit better. kind of like sourceforge.
no i don't forgive you, it's a retarded idea that because someone is really really good in one field that they must know all about every other one.
Physics is not AI
Business is not AI
Electric cars are only tangentially related to AI.
would you get bill gates to fix your car? i mean he's a really good businessman so he must be a great mechanic! hell if you need open heart surgery i'm sure Elon would be a great choice!
the idea that it's not a solvable problem is ridiculous, that article even says they're not sure if the guys complaining are using the dk1 or 2. ultimately we don't get sick from viewing 3d shit in real life, it's just a question of how realistic it has to be to get rid of the motion sickness and if how cheaply that level of realism is achievable
the amount of people who would be able to tell if they're gpu is being used if they're not using it is probably below half a percent. hell before this article i'd probably have chalked it up to some poorly coded program i'd installed on purpose or just dust buildup on the heat sink
vpn is indistinguishable from other encrypted traffic if you change the handshake/other markers as that's all deep packet inspection is going on, china can't block it and you could say they're "extremely motivated". the only real way to block vpn is to block all encrypted traffic, goodbye https.
now now, lets not get into a buggy whip measuring contest.
vi is fine if you've got nothing important to do but learn archaic interfaces but some of us have shit to do.
the screen would have to be replaced every 2 years minimum to start with, after the first 4 years (unless you buy the 10k version) it's going to be cheaper to upgrade than repair
what's software? is it soft? does it "ware" out. what's a program? am i watching TV? you're just bitching because you don't like the name, it's just as clear as the naming process for a billion other concepts.
i hate the idea that you're down on people for hosting their person projects on there, what's your problem with people having a good place to host their stuff? i use projects hosted on there pretty much every day, do you work at sourceforge or something?
while you're correct, *everybody* feeling like they are helping by turning off a light would actually amount to something, a fraction of a fraction though it may be. i don't go out of my way but i do buy energy efficient tech where performance doesn't matter, set up my desktops to go to sleep after an hour or so (they way i use them it doesn't bother me), use a raspberry pi as my server etc. at worst i'm making bugger all effort to make my power bill cheaper.
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i've used the bluetooth drivers on windows and linux, they're both terrible, if you use the scpserver xinput wrapper on windows it's marginally better than the linux one
cool, name another controller that provides an open source driver, every single controller is only supported at all because someone (most likely unpaid) bothered to write one. there's no difference between a proprietary wired controller and a proprietary wireless controller. i know from experience the bluetooth driver for ps3 controllers is a pain in the arse.
from one of the other replies i got apparently newer routers can handle it since it was caused by a buggy or non-existant implementation of upnp alternate port requests on most routers
they both require the same forwarded ports
You think people understand NAT now? people will just buy ipv6 routers with pre-configured firewalls instead of ipv4 routers with pre-configured NATs and the world will go on exactly the same
you're ignoring gamers and people using skype or other direct message programs just to begin with, because of NAT you can't have 2 xboxes online on the same internet connection. NAT is a fucking cancer that needs to be cut out.
yeah, lock the screen and turn off the monitor, the screensaver is mostly just a waste of power
you run screensavers on your phone? you have an oled monitor?
what? no they're not, a google search points to zero articles even suggesting this is a thing
to be fair there's no real reason to run a screensaver in this day and age
they had years to do this shit and failed at it. they did this kind of half hearted upgrade of the site and it's better but ultimately only a little bit better. kind of like sourceforge.
you'd think that elon would come out and say that paypal was an evil ai then?
naw...
no i don't forgive you, it's a retarded idea that because someone is really really good in one field that they must know all about every other one.
Physics is not AI
Business is not AI
Electric cars are only tangentially related to AI.
would you get bill gates to fix your car? i mean he's a really good businessman so he must be a great mechanic! hell if you need open heart surgery i'm sure Elon would be a great choice!
meh, i wouldn't write it off, i'm sure someone you know will buy one so you can give it a fair crack before you commit
the idea that it's not a solvable problem is ridiculous, that article even says they're not sure if the guys complaining are using the dk1 or 2. ultimately we don't get sick from viewing 3d shit in real life, it's just a question of how realistic it has to be to get rid of the motion sickness and if how cheaply that level of realism is achievable
the amount of people who would be able to tell if they're gpu is being used if they're not using it is probably below half a percent. hell before this article i'd probably have chalked it up to some poorly coded program i'd installed on purpose or just dust buildup on the heat sink
nope http://stackoverflow.com/quest...
vpn is indistinguishable from other encrypted traffic if you change the handshake/other markers as that's all deep packet inspection is going on, china can't block it and you could say they're "extremely motivated". the only real way to block vpn is to block all encrypted traffic, goodbye https.
now now, lets not get into a buggy whip measuring contest.
vi is fine if you've got nothing important to do but learn archaic interfaces but some of us have shit to do.
the screen would have to be replaced every 2 years minimum to start with, after the first 4 years (unless you buy the 10k version) it's going to be cheaper to upgrade than repair
they never broke 13 mill and they still have slightly less than the end of vanilla.
what's software? is it soft? does it "ware" out. what's a program? am i watching TV? you're just bitching because you don't like the name, it's just as clear as the naming process for a billion other concepts. i hate the idea that you're down on people for hosting their person projects on there, what's your problem with people having a good place to host their stuff? i use projects hosted on there pretty much every day, do you work at sourceforge or something?
hate to tell you this but all words are just made up
i have no idea what you're talking about, i download code off of it and use it, it's a hub of git repositories... am i missing something?
while you're correct, *everybody* feeling like they are helping by turning off a light would actually amount to something, a fraction of a fraction though it may be. i don't go out of my way but i do buy energy efficient tech where performance doesn't matter, set up my desktops to go to sleep after an hour or so (they way i use them it doesn't bother me), use a raspberry pi as my server etc. at worst i'm making bugger all effort to make my power bill cheaper.