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ah nice, didn't know that about that one but it's obviously been on my radar in the past as a gaming mouse. thanks!

looking for something completely silent or next to silent for early morning and late night use. for reference, i'm currently using a Logitech MX Master 2S and it sounds too loud to me in, what is, a small shared apartment. fire away!

yeah, agree with this. the name is quite awkward. Apple Talk would have been better (regardless of the fact there was a podcast with that name)

thought the video was nicely done just not sure why they launched the channel with that video. It's ostensibly a video about Keychain's shortcomigs (which i totally agree with) but it's value is in the statement: use a password manager. As many have commented on the video it was a shame to not see a mention of Bitwarden instead of one of the other identi-kit managers in the video. looking forward to the next video

ahh nice one, thanks! yeah, it's a bit exxy but could also swivel it and use it as a gaming monitor since my other monitor is a 4k widescreen with 1000ms response etc

dang, didn't know that about Zoom and hadn't even considered that (OFC) these platforms are controlling your throughput to maintain service. Am using Slack, Teams and Zoom every day for video so perhaps the streamcam is good future proofing at least if and when these platforms lift or raise their limits. Plus, i'm sure my family will like to see how the aging process is affecting me when on facetime with them

you know, i thought to look into that at one point. Got an iPhone 11 pro so the camera is plenty good enough (to beat my work laptops camera) but yeah, didn't look into how to do it effectively. Anyone have any tips, throw them up here!

ah nice, literally just watched the LTT 3 4K gaming video - it's that monitor right?

ah yeah, well, i guess i should say that the only camera i own are my phone and a couple of old film cameras

Need some tips on a very thin be-bezelled monitor. Looking for something to run in portrait next to my wide screen monitor - whatcha got?

as thousands of others are i'm in the market for a webcam. Gotta make sure my colleagues can see every stray hair and wrinkle in every meeting. Full disclosure, i ordered a Logitech Streamcam yesterday, but i'm wondering what you all use and why you went with it?

NIce, thanks! Yep, was thinking it was a reference monitor too

please help! i am simply curious as to what model the monitor that this guy has on his desk during this video. does anyone know??

np!

that's awesome! I didn't notice how old it was when it had come up as a result for a search i did for Blue Yeti (someone asked me if it was decent so i came hee to see what people were saying). Sorry to step on your toesies :)

really depends what you need it for? If it's just for gaming then just (really) get any half-decent usb mic. If it's for gaming and streaming then maybe a good usb-mic - the elgato wave 3 is brilliant as are the blue yeti mics. If you want the best sound you can get for video audio, maybe some music recording then get a decent condenser and a good audio interface like one of the 3rd series focusrite scarletts. If it's just for gaming/a little streaming please don't bother spending lots of money on a high end mic and interface

ahhhh! great to hear the planning has already started on your end! I've been trying to hold off until I know the case is coming but i'm tempted to start planning too now

haha yeah totally regarding the neckbeard bunker guys. Although, with the QA, i assume he is going to set the QA standard for whatever QA process they are installing in the place of manufacture. Seems like a small company (maybe a few guys) who actually work full time for Dune so getting hands on with the company who is actually manufacturing would look as small as one guy (Alex) making the trip I suppose

as a new user and brand new to this thread (but a long time devotee to open alternatives) i have two reccomendations to throw in. First,: https://draw-io.en.softonic.com/ - one of the best free alternatives to Microsoft Visio i have come across. Also, and far more generally, this is a website that I frequently find myself on: https://alternativeto.net/. go nuts

should be reliable and you should easily be able to re-format it for use with Windows/Linux infact, here is a handy link i found. https://support-en.g-technology.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/871 since they are now a western digital subsidary i guess they have alot of documentation

the wait continues and the pain is real - have you been following the updates?

yeah, i figured i'd share the tip as i also had the same need in the past :]

the logitech is equiped with bluetooth and i really think it's a good option for you since you don't seem to have any intense and specific requirements, however, if you decide you want a clicky-clacky mechanical keyboard then, for your budget, the Keychron K4 is great. It's a bit metaliic or hollow sounding but it's otherwise well put together and has solid bluetooth.

First off I think i'd switch to bluetooth mouse and keyboard (at least for working) just to remove cables. the mx master, for example can have 3 devices in memory and there are keyboards, like the ones that keychron make. that are both bluetooth and switchable between devices and OS

i've been having the same issue with my mx master 3. feels like a logitech issue