You are probably thinking yify, and movies released in weird resolutions like 1920x700, this was due to cinema aspect ratio and not trying to scam you.
is it? Just yesterday I was looking for "PC Mag 1997 january Pentium MMX" and Google refused to return PC Mag 7 Jan 1997 issue results, whats even more weird clicking Google Books "browse all issues" returns
The requested URL/books/serial/ISSN:08888507?rview=1 was not found on this server
but "About this magazine" will happily give you a list of all scanned issues:o and opening january one will let you search it and will return positive results.
I am in awe of how successful Google shills were in pushing this "google backtracks" message by citing article clearly stating V3 proposal is full steam ahead and NOTHING is being changed apart from maybe considering bigger static list...
Im ~40 and currently top 99.9% in WoT (tank fps), there is a lot more to FPS than just fast reaction times. Super smash terrifies me tho:), so does tetris and fighting games.
re Shadow Play - streaming to another pc in the house? 5ms difference is impossible, unless again someone was using TV as his main monitor. NVFBC adds 16-25ms delay alone, locally, then you need to factor network and used monitor.
Playing competitive FPS game is not the same as playing on a competitive level. You are saying same things console players have been saying for almost 20 years, and you probably know how confrontation between console player and mouse/kb combo looks like. Next thing you will claim there is no difference between "cinematic" 30Hz vs 144Hz:).
You might be playing fortnite against teenagers using gamepad (handicapped input device) and big screen TV (up to 150ms input lag without switching to game mode https://www.rtings.com/tv/test... ), colloquially called "shitters".
Yes, GeForce now might be good enough for people who find current consoles with dips below 24fps perfectly acceptable.
Ok, this is hilarious,/. is eating everything between less/greater than signs.
"That means you never properly played PC games at "over" 60fps with "less than" 20ms total input lag. GeForce NOW "over" 80ms between pressing a button and reaction on the screen."
"Apparently a fisherman in the Banda Sea captured video of a Hartz-Timor Horus unit refueling via biomatter conversion along the shoreline of Pulau Wetar. On a pod of endangered dolphins, no less, quite possibly the last of their kind. Not to get graphic, but it looks like what happens inside a blender, as if the robot was whipping up a big pink swirling milkshake of dolphin chum."
30 seconds for the inbox to load is a joke. Also _whole_ $200K Google? wow, thats a lot of money, could almost pay for a month of free candy at Googleplex, almost.
Translation: Repairinator was able to fix.4% of the bugs it saw.
"fix" their bot commented out parts of the code that generated null pointer exceptions, its like commenting out half of Win95 kernel and calling it a fix.
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You are probably thinking yify, and movies released in weird resolutions like 1920x700, this was due to cinema aspect ratio and not trying to scam you.
Google is a good search tool
is it? Just yesterday I was looking for "PC Mag 1997 january Pentium MMX" and Google refused to return PC Mag 7 Jan 1997 issue results, whats even more weird clicking Google Books "browse all issues" returns
The requested URL /books/serial/ISSN:08888507?rview=1 was not found on this server
but "About this magazine" will happily give you a list of all scanned issues :o and opening january one will let you search it and will return positive results.
I am in awe of how successful Google shills were in pushing this "google backtracks" message by citing article clearly stating V3 proposal is full steam ahead and NOTHING is being changed apart from maybe considering bigger static list ...
>Warning to telecoms: if you don't like being regulated, don't invent reasons to get regulated.
or get your puppet lead FCC, seems cheraper
It didnt catch _any_ plastic so far
Its also illegal as fuck in Poland.
You might be used to console gaming (usually >150ms input lag).
https://www.esportsearnings.co...
Im ~40 and currently top 99.9% in WoT (tank fps), there is a lot more to FPS than just fast reaction times. Super smash terrifies me tho :), so does tetris and fighting games.
80ms gaming machine? were they using office grade 10 year old LCD monitors and gameport joysticks? Normal PC:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
re Shadow Play - streaming to another pc in the house? 5ms difference is impossible, unless again someone was using TV as his main monitor. NVFBC adds 16-25ms delay alone, locally, then you need to factor network and used monitor.
Playing competitive FPS game is not the same as playing on a competitive level. You are saying same things console players have been saying for almost 20 years, and you probably know how confrontation between console player and mouse/kb combo looks like. Next thing you will claim there is no difference between "cinematic" 30Hz vs 144Hz :).
You might be playing fortnite against teenagers using gamepad (handicapped input device) and big screen TV (up to 150ms input lag without switching to game mode https://www.rtings.com/tv/test... ), colloquially called "shitters".
Yes, GeForce now might be good enough for people who find current consoles with dips below 24fps perfectly acceptable.
I wasnt aware of any html tags build using newline (\r\n) character sequence.
Ok, this is hilarious, /. is eating everything between less/greater than signs.
"That means you never properly played PC games at "over" 60fps with "less than" 20ms total input lag.
GeForce NOW "over" 80ms between pressing a button and reaction on the screen."
Wtf /. code at half of my reply :o, probably got confused by greater-than/less signs. Again:
That means you never properly played PC games at > = 60fps with 80ms between pressing a button and reaction on the screen."
> They play great, and don't feel any different than playing them on my own system.
That means you never properly played PC games at >=60fps with 80ms between pressing a button and reaction on the screen.
If you research it further you will learn its a family run enterprise build to scam environment grants.
Asking from Europe.
Faros Chariot line consumed biomass for fuel, outcome was less than favorable.
http://horizonzerodawn.wikia.c... :
"Apparently a fisherman in the Banda Sea captured video of a Hartz-Timor Horus unit refueling via biomatter conversion along the shoreline of Pulau Wetar. On a pod of endangered dolphins, no less, quite possibly the last of their kind. Not to get graphic, but it looks like what happens inside a blender, as if the robot was whipping up a big pink swirling milkshake of dolphin chum."
30 seconds for the inbox to load is a joke.
Also _whole_ $200K Google? wow, thats a lot of money, could almost pay for a month of free candy at Googleplex, almost.
you keep cheap Chinese knockoff garbage on your "nice to have" wish list ??
CVE-2018-8314
SandboxEscaper - isnt this the guy Microsoft refused to pay up (under bug bounty program) for previous privilege elevation bug found? bad move MS.
Translation: Repairinator was able to fix .4% of the bugs it saw.
"fix"
their bot commented out parts of the code that generated null pointer exceptions, its like commenting out half of Win95 kernel and calling it a fix.
https://www.overclock3d.net/ne...
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/0...
10 years of appeals and brib^^^lobbying
Wishful thinking. Historically, Microsoft never avoided paying its fines on either side of the Atlantic, just to name one.
Intel still hasnt paid $1B fine for bribing retailers to not stock AMD parts.
This would lead to all the "dominant FPS players" (whatever that means lol) to be matched with below average KB+M shitters.