I'm an electronics hobbyist with a degree in electronics.
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...we're moving back to Thru-Hole parts now? No surface mount?
Damn our phones are gonna be huge again in a few years.
20 years between these two clips. Look at how fast they place the components now.
The older clip is slow with plenty of mistakes. In the newer one they look like they could do it blindfolded. I can barely follow each move.
It makes me a bit more patient with humanoid robots. They aren’t coming off factory lines in huge numbers yet. Give it a few years. I think we’ll see much cheaper ones.
At a guess, it probably has something to do with DisplayPort not having a royalty fee as opposed to HDMI.
You could get all this by just adding a edge-grab/pole-swing mechanic to Warsow.
When the movement system is so fluid that it ruins every other parkour game for you 💨🏃♂️
This clip shared by @KamenLagann showcases test footage for Tachyon Flow, an upcoming third-person parkour runner being developed by @jankyanims.
#gamedev #indiegame #animation
Digimon on Fox Kids in retrospect had a weird schedule.
Aired Monday Thru Friday, where Friday was a new episode premier, and Monday thru Thursday was just the episodes leading in, so any given episode would air 5 weeks in a row rotating out.
He is. Every American who speaks English can immediately understand if you say, "It's too far up its own ass" but Peter's actual word choice is just the same idea, but phrased to make him sound like he's too far up his own ass, and you have to take a second to think about.
Please tell me I'm not learning about some meme triathalon endurance sport competition where a competitor won by virtue of them constantly defecating during the race all over themself, the floor, and the equipment other competitors were expected to use...
I feel like there's a way to word "Hey the original Metroid for NES is a good game that's worth playing" that doesn't make a person sound like they stopped getting invited to Thanksgiving years go
Maybe exactly how I just said it?
I keep having this recurring dream where thru some weird red tape issue I supposedly don't have a high school diploma despite having a Bachelor's Degree even in the dream and for some reason I have to go back through high school despite my old age.
30lbs strapped to my back and managed to clear an 18 minute time for my second mile. Starting to really feel it now
but somehow people wanna say Linux is too complicated
PC Crashing/Rebooting with TOKON?
Windows 11 update KB5121003 causes this, but you don't need to uninstall it/disable all future updates (it keeps reinstalling).
You can just disable the service for inpoutx64.sys (used by certain software for RGB/fans etc) in 2 steps.
CMD prompt as Admin
sc config inpoutx64 start=disabled
Thats it:
Damn, Malcolm, tell me how you really feel.
I’m convinced a meaningful portion of the population should be permanently stripped of the right to vote.
Anyone who test drives a Chevy, experiences the full disappointment in real time, and still walks into the dealership to buy one has demonstrated judgment so catastrophically broken that the franchise must be revoked on the spot. You felt it. You knew it was a terrible choice. And you chose it anyway.
There are simply no words.
You know, I kinda like this art by @rukki_torune
Funny story after I bought 2 stickers and left like a dollar i think as an extra tip she told me to grab a third.
Then I had already walked away she chased me down and insisted I also grab a ribbon no extra cost. Big sweetheart.
"Easy Anti-Cheat has no module built for SteamOS’s Linux environment"
For clarity this isn't strictly speaking true. EAC DOES have a way to support Linux, but it's exceedingly rare for anyone to actually enable it mostly due to Fortnite not using it, making it look bad
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls launches on August 6. Its open beta went live twelve days before that, and it’s currently pushing CPU usage over 100 percent for a lot of players before a single match even starts.
The instinct is to blame the game’s engine or its visuals. The actual suspected cause is neither. Arc System Works itself has acknowledged the spikes, and the working theory across player reports points to the anti-tamper and background security processes, the systems meant to stop cheating, not the fighting engine or the character models. A protective layer built to keep the game fair is apparently the thing making it unplayable.
The Steam Deck failure is a different problem entirely, and worth separating from the performance issue. It’s not that the Deck can’t run the game. It’s that Easy Anti-Cheat has no module built for SteamOS’s Linux environment, so the beta refuses to launch at all rather than launching poorly. Switching Proton versions doesn’t fix it. Only the developer enabling that support will.
Twelve days is not a lot of runway to rebuild an anti-cheat system’s resource footprint and add Linux compatibility from scratch. Arc System Works has a real track record here, Dragon Ball FighterZ and Guilty Gear didn’t ship broken. But a beta this close to launch revealing that the security layer itself is the bottleneck is a very specific kind of bad news, the kind that’s architectural, not cosmetic.