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SK1D_M4RK t1_j35n3zb wrote
Reply to Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
I see this is being useful for quickly viewing models before rendering or placing them into a 3d/vr enviroment. Kinda like viewing texture and shading renders quickly in a preview window before rendering the model fully.
Korblox101 t1_j35lkb7 wrote
Reply to comment by REHTONA_YRT in Maca unveils its improved hydrogen-powered flying racecar at CES 2023 by diacewrb
Perhaps it’s more of a hovercraft, in that it can only hover a short length above the ground.
Omegalazarus t1_j35jrcm wrote
Reply to comment by xondk in Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
The 3d in these setups have nowhere near the depth of a vr headset.
Omegalazarus t1_j35jh5p wrote
Reply to comment by Socile in Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
This has been some for years. And already seen it. To "see" it, just got watch an active 3d tv and pretend like you aren't wearing the glasses or okay a 3ds and think about if the screen were bigger.
StretchArmstrongs t1_j35j7gk wrote
Reply to comment by endthepainowplz in Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
Remind me next year
Omegalazarus t1_j35j15t wrote
Reply to comment by Dark-X in Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
They do have the same (wind)screen technology.
jonhon0 t1_j35i8bh wrote
Thermos'ss's's still work
FinalBat4515 t1_j35fkg0 wrote
I’m sorry, this is stupid.
-praetorr- t1_j35drjt wrote
You have to fly over the X to activate rockets. Arrows give you a speed boost.
thyrodent t1_j35dqjj wrote
Reply to 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
Reminds me of my lockdown era Msi 3080ti . Had to replace the thermal pads and paste. Dropped almost 30 degrees under load. Why is this so hard on devices being sold for almost $1800
DingalingKingPiccolo t1_j35bbt0 wrote
Anybody else thinks it looks like a baboon face?
ADHDK t1_j35b4y3 wrote
How slowly do people generally drink their coffee? Or do they pack like 5 coffees pre brewed for the day to just suffer them getting more and more bitter over time?
Unlimitles t1_j35a6wh wrote
PODRACING!!!!
Thathappenedearlier t1_j358vkq wrote
Reply to comment by Mufasa_LG in Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
At least to get the simulated depth stuff, it works but tracking your eyes and syncing the image deeper into the screen and pulling the main objects to the forefront then tracking your eyes to move the background to get real parallax
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Reply to comment by [deleted] in Ember's upcoming Travel Mug 2+ can be tracked in Apple's Find My app by No-Drawing-6975
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Mufasa_LG t1_j3582fq wrote
Reply to comment by Thathappenedearlier in Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
To make any TV work?
AnimZero t1_j355od8 wrote
Lovely, how much does it cost?
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$200?
Are you fucking with me?
I love my Zojirushi mug, and I can get almost four of them for that price.
gospdrcr000 t1_j354mqr wrote
Reply to comment by multitaskgod in Maca unveils its improved hydrogen-powered flying racecar at CES 2023 by diacewrb
Who pissed in your cheerios this morning
endthepainowplz t1_j354ipe wrote
Reply to comment by Socile in Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
I’ve seen a 3DS and other 3D technologies. We work in this field. You don’t need to see a product to know how it’s going to turn out. Ask the remind me bot to remind you in 5 years, and then you can tell me that you told me so if it’s the future. It’s a cool product, don’t get me wrong. I think it’s just aimed at the wrong audience.
ben1481 t1_j353omr wrote
perfect my new C2 was only slightly burning my eyes
brou4164 t1_j351uws wrote
It doesn’t drive itself if there is a child in it.
PainOfClarity t1_j34zxll wrote
Getting a firmware upgrade for that critical bug doesn’t help after it drives itself into traffic…
As a programmer and a parent this just makes me laugh in a sad kind of way.
zero0n3 t1_j34ywtp wrote
Reply to comment by hel112570 in Maca unveils its improved hydrogen-powered flying racecar at CES 2023 by diacewrb
FUCK YESSSSSS
Thathappenedearlier t1_j34xxhe wrote
Reply to comment by Mufasa_LG in Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
You can theoretically you just need eye tracking
Upper_Decision_5959 t1_j35n61t wrote
Reply to Asus brings glasses-free 3D to OLED laptops | High-specced workstations target professionals who want to work with 3D. by chrisdh79
Why in laptops? Wouldn't this be better on TVs or even monitors which are a bit bigger than laptop screens. Anyways I was hoping with Avatar Way of Water that we would get glasses-free 3D in theaters after 10+ years especially with 3DS having it, but that wasn't the case