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A Valve engineer fixed 3D lighting so hard he had to tell all the graphics card manufacturers their math was wrong, and the reaction was: 'I hate you'
  • Reminds me of a video I watched where they tested human perception of 60/90/120 FPS. They had an all white screen and flashed a single frame of black at various frame rates, and participants would press a button if they saw the change. Then repeated for an all black screen and a single frame of white would flash.

    At 60 and 90 FPS, most participants saw the flash. At 120 FPS, they only saw the change going from black to white.

  • Critical Role's plans to make a videogame have become an 'active pursuit', says CEO Travis Willingham, after almost 10 years of growing a D&D campaign into a full-on franchise
  • I'm interested but not especially optimistic. Depends on who is actually making the game, I believe they know tabletop games well, but that doesn't necessarily translate to a CRPG.

    Random aside, the article says Marisha Ray voiced Jaina Proudmoore, but it was really Laura Bailey.

  • Anyone rocking the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless on Linux?
  • I know we're in the Linux Gaming community but I have this exact headset and they're amazing on Windows and Mac. I have a black and my wife has a white pair. Mine are about 2 years old, still going strong.

    Only weird complaint is that the cover for the battery in the headset is difficult to remove without nails. The kind of thing that would be easy with a flathead screwdriver but difficult with your thumb. The battery still lasts forever though.

  • Musk could use the ‘Department of Government Efficiency’ for self-enrichment
  • This just in, politicians can use their power for self-enrichment.

    The people who this might be news to are already so disillusioned.

    As an aside, I don't think the new department will actually do anything, it'll just find projects with weird goals and claim they can save us all $100 million. Wow, big money. The Pentagon has failed literally every audit with billions unaccounted for with no repercussions, every single year since we even started checking in 2017. This is not "well it's classified so they can't tell us", this is the Pentagon acknowledging they have ~$4 TRILLION in physical assets and about half are unaccounted for.

  • Shoppers can be made to feel sorry for single bananas, study finds
  • If it helps, the article says these bananas also contribute to a large part of food waste which is also bad.

    But yeah this study was probably funded by the grocery store chain to sell more bananas.

  • Nvidia RTX 5090 GPU price leaked again, and it’s still eye-wateringly expensive
  • I eventually upgraded from my 1080 to a 3070, joined a wait list for EVGA and got it at MSRP like 2 years after release, took forever. I kinda wanted to get a new card every other generation but not at these prices.

  • I just saw that Palace Cafe closed :(
    tulsaworld.com Palace Cafe, Prairie Fire Pie on Cherry Street to close Saturday

    "It was time to step back from the day-to-day grind of running a couple of restaurants and explore some new things," co-owner Brooke Shrader said.

    Never tried Prairie Fire Pie, but I freaking loved Palace Cafe, delicious food and great service.

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