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Helly

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  • Birthday Sep 20, 1984

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  1. Personally, i block ads for my own mental well being. Ads drive me f*cking insane! They're annoying, the actors are annoying, their voices are annoying, everything that happens in them is meant to annoy you. So i've banned all ads from my life for a long time now. I don't watch TV anymore, when i listen to the radio i turn it off or mute it as soon as the ads start. I use an ad blocker but for those video's that have ads in them that i can't skip i just turn off the audio and go do something else while the ad plays. Sure, here and there i still hear/see ads sometimes, but they only remind me why i f*cking hate them in the first place. I understand they are trying to make money but imho they should do it without annoying the shit out of you. The only ads i actually remember are the ones that entertained me, made me laugh. something else ads did is completely ruin most songs for me because they use them in the most annoying ways, and you see/hear them 100 times a day. I have a bad case of getting songs stuck in my head, so another reason to ban ads from my life as much as possible. So calling ad blocking morally wrong is a f*cking joke and it needs to stop. Creating these annoying f*cking ads is far more morally wrong. sorry about the rant... just adding $0.02
  2. creating a unique class for each row seems kind of pointless. More so because that data is probably constantly changing. My guess is that whatever the reason is for adding those classes can be done in a far better and efficient way then you are doing. So if you want to know a better way, explain what you are doing with the classes you are adding and we can probably help you do this in a more efficient way. Also, adding actual code is like adding an image, it speaks a thousand words...
  3. I could probably help you but your question is to vague, i dont understand what you are trying to do. Post example code to clarify it.
  4. I agree with this. If you want to see info you want to see what core is doing what. The only clear way to do that is to show a list. Before you try to create any of this though, think hard and long about where to get the info from. AFAIK HWInfo is NOT an option anymore, to get the info from that requires the memory sharing option thingy that has been locked behind a paywall. You don't want to create something that users will have to buy a separate program for to actually use. You can look into Rainmeter as mentioned before. That has all the capabilities you seem to want, you would just need to find a source for the info you want to display. Or decide to build something yourself. Good luck!
  5. I've recently been struggling with my TV and the use of eARC from native TV apps. My Sony a95L won't do HD audio from within native apps. Hours of searching the internet and lots of reading later it is 1 giant confusing mess. What is clear is that pretty much no tv out there does it from within native apps, but the reason is completely unclear. Some say its the manufacturers blocking it and other say its a hardware limitation. So a TQ on this to clear is all up would be real nice. Since you guys can probably get information from the manufacturers themselves. I would really like to learn why this is a thing, you'd think that after so many years the hardware limitation wouldn't exist anymore... so are they blocking it and why? Right now i see no reason for eARC to even exist, since i can't make use of it at all...
  6. The problem with a replacement battery is that they are at best only a few years younger then the laptop itself. It's so old that any battery you find is likely to have the same problem. As mentioned earlier, it is likely possible to just power it on with external power connected. If not, try removing the battery and connecting the external power. Might work. Worst case, if you can't power it on, open it up and remove the HDD and wreck it manually with a hammer or something else, just go postal on it and the data will be unrecoverable. It's not like the laptop will be sold to anyone for actual use.
  7. Could try to root the TV get something like an FTP server running on it so you can log in on it and copy the files that way. They would still be encoded with a codec your PC doesn't understand but that's a problem for later. I did this exact thing with TV recordings on my old samsung tv. How to do this with your TV i have no idea, good luck.
  8. The biggest problem causing the long development time has, is and always will be the public version everyone can play. They have to make it playable which is basically “finishing” that version. Every single alpha version they create. i have said this almost every time this bullshit comes up. No game production in history has ever been like this game. Have my thoughts on the game changed? Absolutely, i no longer follow the development at all. I dont really care about star citizen at all anymore. The only game i care about is squadron 42. Which they never really say anything about. Thats what annoys me more then anything else right now. This game has not, is not and never will be a scam. No one will ever convince me of that. Unless they come out themselves and straight up admit it.
  9. Stunts was awesome, definitely up there for me. I also spend a lot of time on Ironman (Offroad Racing) as a kid. Could never finish the damn game though, was a bug in 1 of the tracks that made it randomly not count a lap and put me in last place... since i had to win the race in order to continue and eventually forgot to check if it counted the lap i always eventually failed there :(. Still fun though, i kept trying. I also loved playing the original Death Rally. Was to short but still awesome. Spend stupid amounts of time on Need for Speed 3. Endlessly dodging the cops on the same track just never got old. Also had 4.1 audio in those days so hearing the cops disappear behind me was what it was all about. I just wish Gran Turismo would be released on PC
  10. It would help if you posted the html of the table itself. Perhaps theres a better way of creating it? Or getting whatever you want from it.
  11. So if they only charge for the first install... how do they know it's the first? What counts as a first install? If i install it on windows then switch to linux and install it there, is that 2 installs or 1? My guess is that will be 2 installs. So if people play the game on their pc and steamdeck, its paying twice. Doesn't matter what they do, people will find a way to fuck over developers and bankrupt them. Just keep creating VM's and installing the game. A little more trouble but can be completely automated. I don't see this ending well for Unity...
  12. Well you read it wrong. It's not a lie. Case closed i guess. That is literally what it says on their site.
  13. Actually the encoding is doing a whole hell of a lot. h265 is a lossy codec, so things are lost. I'm no expert so don't ask me what is lost. It also depends on the settings and what you are recording. h265 uses a very low bitrate for instance when encoding fast moving video. Because whatever is in the video at that point, you won't be able to see much of it anyway, so why use a high bitrate. Just an example. If you use the same codec and make the file 2x or more smaller you are losing quality. Doesn't matter what settings you change. You may not notice the quality drop but it is there. Otherwise the file can't be 2x smaller. In fact when you re-encode lossy video, no matter what you do you always lose quality. Even when you encode with the exact same settings. Because it has less data to work with then the original source. You might not notice it, but there is still a loss in quality. If you feel like testing this, re-encode the same video dozens of times and you will start to notice this.
  14. With the amount of force needed to break that i'd worry more about the rest of the card. You don't need the lock.
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