I have 7800x3D + RTX3080 and frequently run games at native 4k 60fps with mostly medium to high settings, or 1080p 120fps-240fps ultra, I can't get this game to run at 60fps consistently at 1080p even when I put it on the lowest setting and put DLSS to preformance mode. If this system is struggling even with DLSS at 1080p to hold 60fps, I can not imagine how bad it is for the vast majority of machines out there. What really bothers me is it seems 100% intentional as the steam hardwear requirements tell you you need frame generation to even expect 60fps.
I was a sucker and my friend convinced me to get and pay for the orginal game. I think it was only like 3-4 weeks after the game was available when they shoehorned battle royal mode in. It wasn't long after that before they switched to free to play and gave us I think in game currency that was worth the $60 or whatever the game costed at launch. I stopped playing altogether because I paid for a co-op PvE tower defense game, not a free to play PvP battle royal game.
Apple removed it so they can sell you a $40+ adapter or $100+ earbuds. Google in response made ads for their pixel line mocking that they still have a headphone jack and apple doesn't have one, then the next version of the pixel released without a headphone jack either. Once those 2 stopped putting them in, most other phone manufacturers followed within the next 2-3 years.
What they did absolutely worked though. Over the years I now have 3 sets of wireless earbuds, Jaybird Vista (~$160 at purchase) Jaybird Vista 2 (~$180 at purchase), and Sony WF-1000XM5 (~$300 at purchase), and 5 either usb-c to 3.5mm jack or usb-c to split a type c/3.5mm headphone jack ranging from $10-$50. Of the 5 cords only a single one of the splitter and a single one of the adapters provide audio that doesn't have a constant electrical hum or making the audio sound like a tin can. The Bluetooth earbuds aren't all that impressive sound quality wise to the point that I think a decent pair of $40-60 wired headphones would be on pair with them and they are so inconsistent. They are constantly connecting to the wrong device, random disconnects, random desynchronization between the 2 sides, battery life being like half of what they say it will be, one side dying while the other side has 20% left, you have to have the charging case with you in order to restart them sometimes when they just refuse to connect to anything. All these annoyances added to save $5 on a decent DAC and jack that anyone could plug into with a standardized plug to make sure you and I are pushed to but these earbuds nobody was really adopting until they manufactured this issue and the adapters that literally didn't have to exist until this that you have to take a gamble in when buying if they are actually using a good internal DAC or of you're going to be listing to a tin can.
Buy it, don't play it so you keep play time under 2 hours, refund it if it turns out to be a disappointment, keep it if not!
Yeah, I'd settle with the hex codes of the old colors here because the new colors do not look right at all.
He made a post about an update coming about 10 hours ago.
Belle Delphine, she got famous I think on Reddit originally for selling used bathwater to people and slowly progressed her way into making an Only Fans. This was the first explicit thing she had put out.
There are unfortunately still too many games that my friends and I play that won't work on Linux. In my own situation, I'd be alienating myself from my friends from switching over even though I really want to. Not to mention I built my PC with a Nvida card which all I hear is that it either works perfectly for you, or you better buy an AMD card so there are still some valid reasons for people not to switch. Once windows 11 is forced upon me is when I'll cut my losses though. Glad to hear that it's a good enough experience for you though!
For the most part, I believe in the US at least, that land lines are all VOIP but still referred to land lines because they are hardwired at a set location. Similar to how the internet was on dial up, DSL and fiber but it's all called the Internet.
Thank you for not spoiling it here. And with that news I'm out!
When I was in school, that was just the first song they'd teach us on the recorder so I assume it's meant to be the teacher pushing on with the lesson instead of listening to the student.
The labels are like a shrink wrap, it makes it look lighter or empty starting at the bottom of the wrap in this picture.
Because we only have 2 parties in the US that currently have any chance to make office at that stage and Democrats are more in line with his view than Republicans. Many people from both sides really shouldn't be in either party but since there are only 2 parties, everyone picks the side that most aligns with their ideas because it's easier to get support for how they think the country should operate.
From my experience, the problem isn't the question itself but how and why it's being asked. I've seen it used as a way of measuring one's success because they believe everyone should want and have a family to be successful in life and if you don't want or have that, you are treated differently and sometimes even as an outright failure to them.
Watching a video that showed how they do cheese for pizza makes seeing those commercials absolutely hilarious to me knowing its basically nothing but glue.
I totally get what you are saying but think of the average user, they are not like most people on this site who know and are willing to fiddle with Tech. Plex is a media server, porn comes in all sorts of images, gifs, and videos which are all media files. If you already have a server set up, it's as easy as adding a library and pointing it to the folder you want instead of signing up and configuring a whole new service that most users are not going to have the time or want to set up. Especially because before this push to share what everyone is watching on plex, it was all private anyways.
In the US, without net neutrality I believe it's completely legal. I remember seeing a report on The Steven Colbert show about a year or so after we lost net neutrality about how Comcast deemed Netflix wasn't paying them enough money so they throttled Netflix into the ground. This gave the appearance that Netflix services were crap in comparison to their own services like Hulu. About a month later they came to an agreement and Netflix paid up then magically speeds were restored to about the same as Hulu services.