An award for 60hz ? :(

I’ll wait for the pc release.

Lol nope. It mostly upscale from 2k!

Don't buy new controllers, fix the ones you have. DS4 are extremely easy to repair, DualSense are similar but slightly less so.

Having recently bought a PS5, I found the DS5 had a better battery life than the DS4s I used prior. But, this is after years of use on the DS4s part versus practically new DS5.

I'm still planning on getting a second one eventually anyway, since it'd good to have spares.

Tell that to the aussies

AFAIK nobody has figured out how to project darkness, so the darkest parts of the image should be the same brightness as the wall.

1 display out?

If you are not sure whether to use who or whom, just use who. The only reason to use whom is to show the world how smart you are, so don’t be wrong.

I've never seen one of these in person, but I always feel that it would never be bright enough in a sunlit room.

Which means that when chips will be available, the production process will be shorter.

That’s only if your system is already damaged.

Which will do what? Manufacturing boards isn’t the problem. There’s no chips to put on them…

not impressed

As much as I'd love a giant 8k screen, I haven't seen a projector yet that can work well in anything brighter than a basement. Sticking to my oled.

I've commented this before, but the original iPhone retailed for $599 when it released in 2007. That equates to around $850 in 2022 accounting for inflation. The base model iPhone 14 retails for $799.

RIP Steve Apple

"Rest in peace" does not function as a verb in this sentence. It's simply a sentiment, like "hello" or "my thanks." Regardless, that does not affect the state of the object phrase.

You are correct that the example sentence is a clear parallel for the one we are discussing, but you are still making the same mistake in it. That sentence would read as follows:

> Give the recipe to [whoever has to cook the meal].

If you look at the bracketed phrase, it is clear that the subject of the phrase must be in the subjective case. You can't say "him has to cook the meal." If you put the pronoun in the objective case to satisfy the preposition, you are robbing the following phrase of its subject. If you give the "has to cook" phrase its subject, then the entire phrase works, and in its whole functions as the object.

The reason that looks strange is because in this construction, we are actually omitting a word. The proper way to say this sentence would be like so:

> Give the recipe to [the person] who has to cook the meal.

When it is worded as such, you can see that "the person" functions as the object of the initial phrase, and "who" functions as the subject of the second phrase. That second phrase is actually a dependent clause, so it requires a subject.

However, when you omit the object ("the person") of the first phrase, then the entire second clause becomes the object. It still, however, remains a complete clause with its own subject—and a pronoun in objective case cannot function as a subject.

This link does a good job of explaining our dilemma, using examples like the initial sentence, and the one you provided.

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I refuse to listen to ads. I will always and forever use ad blockers. I have YouTube Vance on my phone which I mirror to my TV. If I don't feel like getting up I'll suffer through ads from Hulu on the TV but ad blockers still work on the computer for Hulu. Fuck tiers of ads/no ads.

Also people can complain and the complaint can be valid and not be entitled. YouTube has gotten more aggressive with ads and unskipable ads. People say "well that's how they make money and if they dont have ads/paid they will close." That is untrue and YouTube will die when Google dies. It's too big of a platform for them to close and they would run it at a loss for 100 years before think of closing it.

Also gpu prices are out of control this is well documented and well known.

Your points are bad and you should feel bad.

Should have clarified, I don’t have this exact item. I have a wireless switch controller made to look like a retro GC controller. The issue still stands though given that the button arrangement is the same.

This is the way I'd understand it as well, and you explained it very clearly imo.

I still don’t agree. In the sentence we are referencing, “to code” is not the verb. “to rest” is the verb.

It’s like the sentence “Give the recipe to whomever has to cook the meal.” In this sentence “to give” is the verb and “to whomever has to cook the meal” is the prepositional phrase, not the subject. So you would not use the subjective case.

They still haven’t even really released the regular version. I haven’t seen one anywhere.

Or create 5 different modems, all do kinda the same thing. No can figure out which to use and when. And there will still be a Qualcomm modem on board because.