Cmd = super (Windows key on most keyboards)
Option = alt
dizzy
joined 4 years ago
Spot on, thanks for clarifying!
Not sure about your setup but just thought you should remember that the PS2 was primarily designed to be used with CRT TVs and they were blurry as hell. Game designers of that era expected it and even designed their in-game-assets around that e.g. jagged edges in low poly art got blurred into smooth curves.
PC emulators are even adding CRT filters to make games look more true to the intended vision.
The fact it can output a 120Hz signal doesn’t mean the processor is making every frame. Many AAA games will be performing at well under 120fps especially in scenes with lots of action.
It’s not limited to 30fps like the other poster suggested though, I think most devs try to maintain at least 60fps.
You can also switch the theme to base16 to use your term colours
In my experience, fenders/mud guards can be a PITA. After a little while they start to rattle, move around and rub against your wheels, add weight, make it more annoying to lock your bike, etc
I’ve been using “Ass savers” for a few years which are little plastic flaps that you wedge under your seat and they’re great for light rain. I’d strongly consider not adding the full fender setup unless you’re really sure you’re going to be regularly cycling in heavy rain.
Things I would make sure to add:
- front and rear lights
- drink holder
- phone holder
Yeah a lot of pro audio discussion still happens on gearspace (formerly gearslutz), KVR, dogsonacid, etc
You should try a kettle. They’re definitely faster and more convenient than microwaving or the stove. There’s a reason tea drinking nations have them.
Also how often do you think you need to clean a thing whose sole purpose is to boil water?
It’s always crazy to me that a kettle isn’t a standard kitchen item in NA (assuming that’s where you are).
They’re so cheap and so useful for so many things besides tea and it takes aaaages to get water to boil on a hob for any kind of cooking. Pasta, ramen, soups, sauces, hot water bottles, cleaning anything difficult.
But then again because of the 110V vs 240V situation, they take twice as long to boil in NA vs Europe so maybe it is more comparable to microwaving or boiling on the stove so they seem less useful.
Probably just wanted a higher number than windows or didn’t want to get leapfrogged. Also makes more sense with iOS having a similar schedule.
No they ditched OSX and yearly point updates in 2020 and went from Mac OSX 10.15.7 to MacOS 11.0
The next yearly release was MacOS 12.
It's now up to 14.2.1
I’m cracking up at this sentence