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Slitted t1_j31qztc wrote
Reply to comment by cute_polarbear in LG G3 OLED evo 4K TV: 70% brighter, no visible wall gap by maki23
That’s the spirit. I love a V60 or Chemex, and used to be happy with a quick and dirty aeropress daily in lieu of those, but a super auto makes those redundant very quickly.
Doesn’t need to be a Jura necessarily. I’ve got a budget Magnifica Evo from De Longhi which makes equally good espressos (and thus americanos) as my Jura ENA 8. The difference is in the ease of making milk drinks and some maintenance.
Believe me, the super auto pays for itself very quickly!
camatthew88 t1_j31qa57 wrote
Reply to Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
Now I can finally run 3ds games in hd
ultimategamer221 t1_j31pkyt wrote
Reply to Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
Sounds interesting
D8able403 t1_j31p8x6 wrote
Reply to Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
Future of gaming laptops look bright. Waiting to spurge forone when they released a 18"
GTX 4090 laptop =)
Douche_Baguette t1_j31p4x6 wrote
I have two of the regular ember mugs for home, and I like them a lot - but I've never really "got" the travel mugs.
It's $200, and they advertise that it can keep your drink hot for up to 3 hours.
A $25 stainless steel Thermos brand travel mug says it will keep your drink hot for 7 hours, just by virtue of being well-insulated.
It looks like the ember travel mug doesn't even have a charger cable jack on it - the ONLY way to charge it is with the charging coaster (like the regular ember mug) - so you can't even keep it "plugged in" during your commute.
Now, will the ember mug be the EXACT right temperature for 3 hours, instead of a gradient from "burning hot" to "warm" like the thermos? Yeah I guess, but it just seems like a huge sacrifice for a tiny benefit.
Drogdar t1_j31nbaa wrote
Reply to comment by sysaphiswaits in Self-driving stroller aims to reduce parents’ stress – at cost of £2,700 by diacewrb
I'd also like to add in that this cost more than one of the cars my baby rides in... ridiculous.
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TheGingerLinuxNut t1_j31lz6m wrote
Reply to comment by Radulno in Self-driving stroller aims to reduce parents’ stress – at cost of £2,700 by diacewrb
Yet
cute_polarbear t1_j31lx8p wrote
Reply to comment by Slitted in LG G3 OLED evo 4K TV: 70% brighter, no visible wall gap by maki23
I've went back and forth among hand ground, drip, including pods, and etc., I think going to bite the bullet and reduce some expenses for a month or so to get the Jura.
SghnDubh t1_j31lw8g wrote
Reply to Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
How fast will this be rule-34'd?
Aggressive_Bill_2687 t1_j31lsp1 wrote
Reply to Dell UltraSharp U3224KB 32-inch 6K monitor is official with a built-in 4K webcam and Thunderbolt 4 port. by RenegadeUK
I understand the comments about the webcam, but honestly if this is price competitive I don’t care.
Dell displays have a reputation for being solid, if a little… chunky, and their included stands are fantastic (and are VESA compatible out of the box). If this is priced even close to a Studio Display (yes I know it’s closer to the XDR in specs) it’ll be a very tempting alternative.
UglyInThMorning t1_j31l74r wrote
Reply to comment by kento472b in ROG puts 18-inch screens in its latest Strix gaming laptops by Avieshek
Falcon Northwest does these. They’re like 4 grand but they do exist.
xXCreezer t1_j31hw8o wrote
Reply to comment by Ramental in AMD says a “limited number” of 7900 XTX GPUs have a thermal throttling problem | Owners of cards with throttling problems are encouraged to contact AMD support. by chrisdh79
Overpriced vs less overpriced but overheating.
Im over this generation
[deleted] t1_j31g3yf wrote
Reply to comment by Fruooop in Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
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w1n5t0nM1k3y t1_j31ff7h wrote
For $200 I'm going to want the one with GPS satellite tracking to make sure I never lose it.
Fruooop t1_j31f7cp wrote
Reply to Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
Wait, so its just a laptop with a 3ds screen?
Avieshek OP t1_j31eew9 wrote
Reply to comment by goblinhoe1 in ROG puts 18-inch screens in its latest Strix gaming laptops by Avieshek
They do have 16:10 and at least 1440p if not 4K
Avieshek OP t1_j31ed9q wrote
Reply to comment by DyingFather- in ROG puts 18-inch screens in its latest Strix gaming laptops by Avieshek
Lmao
nostalgic_angel t1_j31eah9 wrote
Stroller: Parent stress detected, stress level: high. Actions suggested: self destruction. Press the button on left to detonate the machine, press the right button to accelerate machine toward the nearest obstacle at 300km/h.
Parent: Shit! how do I turn this off?
Stroller: Turning off, oxygen and water depleted from internal chamber. Thank you for using our product, refund is not available
CrankNation93 t1_j31cvxf wrote
The real solution to less stress is not having kids.
samanime t1_j31cbki wrote
Reply to comment by xpayn3 in Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
Yeah. Maybe if I saw it in person I'd "get it", but I just can't imagine any possible scenario where it'd be beneficial.
JaggedMetalOs t1_j31c5si wrote
Reply to comment by Joebranflakes in AMD says a “limited number” of 7900 XTX GPUs have a thermal throttling problem | Owners of cards with throttling problems are encouraged to contact AMD support. by chrisdh79
> “all” cards
None of the cards sent to reviewers had the issue, so we know there are at least a couple of working examples :)
xpayn3 t1_j31c41i wrote
Reply to Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
Lol....as a 3D designer myself, its a hard no from me.
Ramental t1_j31b8qr wrote
Reply to comment by DJSugarSnatch in AMD says a “limited number” of 7900 XTX GPUs have a thermal throttling problem | Owners of cards with throttling problems are encouraged to contact AMD support. by chrisdh79
It's not right the card is crashing the PC due to the overheating. The throttling should be as far as it goes.
I'd check the ventilation in your case. Maybe you have all coolers blowing out instead of some in and some out or something. Check the temp in idle and load for the CPU as well. It shouldn't be above 40 when you casually browse. Ideally - under 30. GPU might be hotter, depending on your CPU cooler, but still under 40.
It's possible to reapply the thermal paste on the GPU, but likely one needs to go for water cooling, especially if the case is not well designed for air circulation.
Finally, if you use overclock - disable it. The increase in heat is far larger than increase in performance.
Mufasa_LG t1_j31rwtg wrote
Reply to Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
Wish I could get this on my oled TV.