PacketAuditor

@KodiakNRoute @bee_fumo Not all OLED monitors have flickering and it depends on the frame rate and more importantly frame rate stability. Stability is often high when you're using an FPS cap anyway.

@bee_fumo @PacketAuditor The LCD deck has it, but the OLED deck has VRR disabled as VRR cases OLED monitors to flicker. Any future Switch 2 revisions will have to settle for mini LED or Quantum Dot LED (QLED) for 120Hz VRR

40FPS on 40Hz is good because it provides even frame pracing. Having 40FPS on 60Hz would give you uneven frame pacing(jitter). Its so important that even other PC handhelds do it. Because on a handheld chasing fidelity is stupid.

@LuftkoppTim Damn, you have severe autism.

I always hated how the folders on stock android are never centered but oriented to the side the folder itself sits. And of course Google STILL using these awful cheap rounded corners easily give the win to iOS.

@cityandoasis @bee_fumo VRR is a vertical syncing technology and yes it does solve this problem. And yes, in order to actually use VRR, you need to be within the VRR range, which involves a FPS cap.

@PacketAuditor @bee_fumo even vrr doesn't solve the frame pacing issue tho or does it. I feel like vsync + locked fps is the most smoothest experience in any game

@_ABEC_ @bee_fumo No

@PacketAuditor @bee_fumo I believe that oled screens with vrr are pretty expensive compared to regular oled.

@LangReynolds SE RWD LR >

Price drop! Tempting

@bright_joh55037 @TheGalox_ No way, you're telling me the cutting edge, amazing value, Prologue EV wasn't a success???

@TheGalox_ They lost money due to making evs fucking retard

Womp womp, maybe make an EV and improve those 2010 interiors if you want earnings to go up

@sampavlovic @shitpost_2077 johnwowcool.com/product/gm_con…

@shitpost_2077 want

@Baron_Van_Zieks @xdadevelopers Bazzite is NOT a good windows replacement! Nor is any immutable distro. CachyOS/Arch/Nobara/Fedora is the way.

@xdadevelopers Bazzite often behaves like windows, removing software I was used to etc. A i have to switch to cashy at some point. Or just fedora.

CachyOS skipped the Open Gaming Collective, and gamers rewarded it by making it the top Linux distro on Steam bit.ly/4uUC1UZ

@therealjoeykoen @garrynewman If you can develop a game you can make a thumbnail.... Come on bro. You can even use S&box or Gmod to make it.

@garrynewman I played many indie titles that used ai/generic thumbnails, not everyone can shit a gold brick to pay an artist.

We're showing what we're about in this update. AI thumbnails don't mean the game is dog shit, but more than half the time it's misleading, which makes it hard for players to determine anything about a game from its thumbnail.

@jakkuh_t @Prusa3D Trade my H2S 🙂

buy a @Prusa3D. problem solved

@ninerrainier @teslaloosa US grid mix....

@teslaloosa are people so stupid that they think electricity is green

Gasoline is not expensive ENOUGH, based on the number of cars idling in the Walmart parking lot! Or are people so stupid they don't know idling burns gas and costs money? ⛽🚫

@bjornfri2020 @thematrixb0t Numbers pulled straight from your ass lol

@thematrixb0t It gives those electric vehicles the equivalent of about 7mpg.

Amazon is using large Sunbelt Rentals Generators to charge their electric delivery vehicles. These generators are powered by diesel fuel. So they’re using diesel fuel, to charge their electric vehicles “to Go Green”...

@Nascarmedes @Brand0n @NostalgiaFolder Then your issue is bad HVAC tuning, not screens. Modern climate systems already monitor cabin temp, humidity, sunlight load, and windshield fogging risk. A good system will ramp defrost automatically.

@PacketAuditor @Brand0n @NostalgiaFolder Clearly you lack understanding. Auto won't react fast enough when for example you are driving in the panhandle of Texas on I40 at 90 mph in the predawn and drive through a low spot where the temperature is much cooler than where you were just driving. This causes instant fogging

This was peak AC controls The world has been downhill ever since

@Nascarmedes @Brand0n @NostalgiaFolder It has this new technology called a temperature sensor.

@PacketAuditor @Brand0n @NostalgiaFolder That works well until you drive up a canyon or through a low spot with a temperature change. Sometimes you need full defrost right now. Auto climate may not react fast enough.

@Nascarmedes @Brand0n @NostalgiaFolder Ever heard of auto climate?

@Brand0n @NostalgiaFolder Not even close. Hunting in a touch screen interface when you hit a pocket of colder air and your windows start to fog up on an early morning drive would be no fun.

@jaqqardak @doomspoons Yeah, these kiddos don't understand how UGC platforms work seemingly.

@doomspoons it just launched. you must be too young to remember gmod at launch. It was pretty much this except a lot less content. This ones gonna require something the VGC doesnt have, patience.

The s&box situation is horribly depressing, I had early access and yeah. Not good. Writing was on the wall years ago. I don’t get why all this dev time went to making new assets when you had the entire asset repository of RUST to make shit from that carries the similar grungy…

@iamcs2kitchen @CounterStrike @girlglock_ @A1RM4X_TV

You can get close to Windows Input Latency in @CounterStrike by forcing WayLand Display Protocol for CachyOS. This is good news for Linux users as on default settings you are screwed with way extra latency. Shoutout to @girlglock_ for pointing this out.

@iamcs2kitchen Launch option: SDL_VIDEO_DRIVER=wayland

@PacketAuditor KDE

If you are playing CS2 on Linux, you are playing with extra input lag. Using Vulkan on Windows is more viable than just using Linux(CachyOS) for input latency in CS2.

@iamcs2kitchen I mean is CS running in Wayland or XWayland mode? On KDE CachyOS Wayland, it will default to XWayland mode unless you use the launch option. This will undoubtedly affect results. They're changing the default to Wayland mode soon, so it's worth testing it. It's probably better.