Does anyone know of rechargeable lithium that can report proportional voltage to emulate what alkaline does? I really want to use rechargeable for everything but not knowing any estimate of when they will die is a huge downside for something like a lock
I’m using bazzite so super interested in how streaming goes for you. I’ve used wivrn and envision in the past but it looks like it will need fixes to work https://github.com/WiVRn/WiVRn/issues/1114
This is the way
I think the point is that the people over there are doing things like scouring shipping logs and fcc reports because Valve has said it was ready and would be released then has been ghosting for months
In the absolute lack of communication from valve way. Peek over on reddit and you’ll see
Edit: specifically the steam frame subreddit
Otoh, a family member gave me their “broken” Asus zenbook, I replaced the battery and its been running great for a few years now. I’m at the point where I need to replace the battery again(and maybe ditch Ubuntu, I always regret installing it)
Any recommendations on rss readers? Do I “need” to self host an aggregator or is that just if I want it cross device? Have yet to use rss and these questions were surprisingly difficult to find with a search
Thanks for answering, I’m just seeing all this 🤣 and yes are accurate I did test it like that
Yeah sorry. I accidentally refreshed the page 5 minutes early and realized the buy button was working, my serial number ends in 00067 😬. Good luck getting one!
I tested this out last night. It took a few tries and my wife thought I was crazy till it screamed out. 11/10 would buy again.
Not that tbjs necessarily helps you but the battery in switch pro contolers was really easy to replace, spent like 5$ getting new ones from Ali express. Maybe try looking it up?
Exactly this. My experience with our companies wrapper on Claude lines up with OP, not this comment thread.
Everyone seems to forget everything you write is a liability. You can’t have bugs in code that is never written or generated, comments that don’t exist never become inaccurate, not duplicating “knowledge” into a repo doesnt have a risk of not aligning with business goals long term as they change.
From what I’ve seen, people claiming a “10x increase” did not have a strong foundation to begin with and/or did not utilize tools like IDEs effectively. No offense to thread OP, which seems itself a generated response, but in the time he has done all of that a strong engineer would be long done. Everything listed should be done before ever getting into code along with business and product partners.
VR has been broken for at least this long, you can’t use vrr with 144hz, the list goes on at least with linux. Been hoping AMD matches them for hardware next gen (and gets hdr on linux)
You have to find the right plugin version. The ones on the website use different versions than the one installed by ujust. I can’t remember where I found them but it was a github repo
I tried mint and Ubuntu on a jail broken Chromebook and it had no audio, fedora worked out of the box
Yeah apparently the current fix is to just get an AMD card or a wireless headset. I’m trying to get a steam vr alternative running which is non trivial on bazzite, but it just “avoids” the bugs in the nvidia wired drivers
Bazzite for the past two days has not been as easy as everyone makes of sound, and I say this as a software engineer that works with Linux 5 days a week. Some of the UI choices are just weird and VR support with Nvidia is so horrible I may end up having to dual boot.
As a lefy this is more or less spot on. Pick guards are also on the wrong side usually
They just released an OLED laptop and cosmic has no sign of supporting HDR yet. They are so far behind, its kinda hard to see what they were trying to achieve. I wanted to like their stuff, but the hardware was really subpar for the price. To top that off, they don’t “support” linux, they just ship it. I think they should mainline their drivers but I don’t know a ton about kernel stuff 🤷♂️. Either way the result is they only support pop and Ubuntu which was disappointing.