Jaybelz

I'm starting up a D&D campaign with some friends and I want to use Discord. Only issue is that I'd really like to mix my desktop audio and microphone to add background music and sound effects. After searching around, closest thing I can seem to find that gets me close is VB-Audio, but I think I'm trying to make it do something it's not built to do. I guess the best way to put is that I want to merge my microphone and desktop audio into one feed for discord. Any suggestions?

I figured, but I didn't see it anywhere. Oh well

https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2018/05/04/gpp/

Serious question, who can I stay with for two nights? I REALLY want to go, but flying in from Midwest USA isn't cheap. P.s. That was slightly a joke, but if anybody has a recommendation for hotels in the area, I'm all ears.

My phone froze at the best possible moment.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/aug/20/elon-musk-killer-robots-experts-outright-ban-lethal-autonomous-weapons-war

Nice. What's it called?

Couldn't find any threads on this already. Just curios what widgets everyone uses. Productivity? Well designed? Cool tech features?

Oh djdwosk97, where would I be with out you...

Isn't there a way to turn on dark mode in the forums? I could have SWORN I heard that was a feature somewhere.

http://kotaku.com/nintendo-switch-the-size-comparison-1791177092

I'm torn on what to do with my Note 7. Should I keep it, try the Nexus 6p, or switch to the iPhone 7?

Watching the WAN Show with my sister and she thought Luke looks like the actor Dan Stevens.

I'm interested in doing something similar to Linus by having my PC in a server rack. I've never worked with them before though and wondering where should I begin? Is it possible to put consumer grade hardware in a server shelf or would I have to customize it? CPU: i7-4790K 4.0GHz Cooler: H100i GTX MB: Asus Z97-AR ATX LGA1150 RAM: Corsair Vengeance Pro GPU: GTX 970 WINDFORCE PSU: Corsair CX 750W Semi-Modular ATX

I took a screen shot last night while I was streaming. I'm not really familiar with the ranges of temperatures under load. They were averaging around 110 degrees Fahrenheit per core, and the GPU was at 150. Are those okay temperatures for extended use? I just get super paranoid about overheating my hardware. I'm considering getting a capture card to put in the machine, but I don't know if that'd really help the CPU that much. Screen shot