PcChip

Works out of the box for me on CachyOS, both amd and nvidia

When we watched that South Park episode, my wife had to explain to me that those were real and not a made up thing for the show

am I the only one that finds it very hard to read this font?

this is a really dumb question, but how is -1 represented?

is it a float? if so, how many bits is the float?

I've never heard of a bit ever having more than two possible values

I've used it since that simpsons episode

"it's a load bearing poster..."

I saw a very similar post a month or two ago, is this the same author?

edit: no, this is the one I was remembering: https://farnoy.dev/posts/linux-latency

Outside of home-labs, it's rare for me to see any devices connected to the LAN side of a wireless router these days

I would assume every gaming desktop computer would be? I actually assumed every desktop would be...

probably for a lot of people, AI has been degrading our skills

you might want to see if your DAC re-clocks incoming optical, if not then it's relying on the cheap clock generator from your computer

I'm also one of those audiophile crazies that obsesses over which metals to use in cabling, power filtering, swapping opamps, and builds their own DACs, amps, and speakers

I'm curious if the audio was being sent bit-perfect to the DAC for all of these tests (ALSA direct), or if it was being run through the audio mixer and being resampled

I can always tell if my 44.1 songs are being resampled to 48 because they're being run through the OS mixer

Is it just me or is half the article missing?

I enjoyed the first part though

you do have to appreciate how much time he put into doing all the measurements he did take though

I think I'm on an A/B test on the Facebook app, now whenever I open the app it goes straight to reels and starts playing videos with sound enabled. I looked through all settings to try to disable this but couldn't, so I finally just gave up and uninstalled it

I open the app to keep up with what my friends are doing, and also check the dating portion of the app for new matches. I purposely always avoid reels on any app, because I hate them and what they do to people. So when I open the app and it immediately starts playing reels with sound on and no way to disable it, it feels like a slap in the face

An nvidia engineer in a discord server said it should work fine

there's still an annoying pause in there on video load (and sometimes video skip/scrub) due to how youtube tries to thwart ad-blockers

with a lower power cap set, it runs cooler, which sometimes allows the GPU to reach higher boost speeds. This is a real effect on gaming GPUs - however I have no idea if it applies to datacenter GPUs

Why do our browsers even allow that?

I always assumed ubuntu was brought down to prevent ubuntu servers from patching copy.fail, so that hacking group could exploit as many targets during that time as possible

question: why not use something like Claude? is it for security reasons?

That’s quite the hot take. My wife has more boyfriends than i do girlfriends, does that make us bottom of the barrel humans?

It’s a landmine for low carb gluten free people

This was not poor design, but a decision to restrict the user from copy pasting entire articles

do you have a source for that?

How did they force you to do that?

I’ve worked with hundreds of customers that use .local internal domains and vmware, what issues are you describing?

Because it literally tells you what to do

is this similar to the GRC tool?

Handcrafted headphones? I’m interested…

I'm curious what these reasons are

(My second thought after typing that was "I suppose I could just ask an LLM though")

no demo? just a link to pay $30?