What part is the myth?
Which batteries are “high quality”?
Cause it happens… Pretty regularly if you’re not limiting charging. The older the battery the more likely.
This isn’t something you should fuck around with either: if it pops it’ll burn too hot to extinguish and could take out your house.
Because over time the battery degrades, swells, and becomes a fire risk.
Keeping it only 80% charged can help mitigate it but not fully.
No I didn’t. But honestly I can’t swear to the exact output resolution when I was playing.
I wasn’t playing DS3 but Elden Ring.
It was not the best performance but unchanged from using the main screen.
Lately I’ve been streaming from my gaming PC so I can play on the couch, which means I get amazing performance.
But the external monitor didn’t degrade performance meaningfully.
I play steam deck exclusively with an external monitor.
The monitor I use though is a bit unconventional. Xreal Air (Previously Nreal Air) - a pair of glasses.
It’s 1080p 60hz and looks like a large projector screen. Solidly crisp, comfortable with a couple adjustments: I’ve got 700+ hours of use out of them already and the only thing that seems like it might be crapping out is the USB C cable: which is just standard USB C 3.1
correct
If a smart home app is required I’m out
Still hopeful that matter and thread get ironed out. It’s the standardization the systems need: no more “download tuya to install”
Offline control
standardized setup
Low energy optimized
Currently I have to run a few different bridges to keep everything happy. Zigbee2mqtt is definitely my most used.
… Which makes it even less credible legally.
Unless you’re getting C-suite level emails saying they’re not going to do it, don’t trust them.
And even then you should be ready to sue.
When the title is “best Lemmy app” and the body is just “which Lemmy app do you use for Android and why” you can understand why someone would just scroll through and contribute their experience with Sync right?
Just like every other link aggregator: people on All don’t pay attention to the specific community.
It’s not malice, just people being oblivious. It’s not worth getting worked up about.
11 years? Nevermind use the laptop for sure haha
You’ll probably save money in the long run using a pi.
Open cad just isn’t the same though
Counterintuitive but very interesting. Thanks for the explanation!
Compression and encodings are not my forte at all: why is 10bit color more efficient to encode than 8?
I mean normalizing by dollar spent makes the list useful. It’s not a “most units sold” list. It’s a where is everyone spending money list.
I haven’t bought a new hue bulb in a while and when these last ones break or burn out I’ll not be buying hue replacements.
I’ve played 100 hours of Elden Ring streaming and the difference between steam and moonlight is night and day in my experience. Steam struggled to hit 60fps streaming (definitely not the computer’s fault: it’s their streaming codecs or something) while moonlight is rock steady 60fps.
Yes but others are talking about steam streaming, which is also my comment here.
It’s tangential but worth calling out in this discussion, especially as you can do remote play with moonlight (haven’t personally tried it though)
Heads up for anyone still using steam streaming and an Nvidia card.
Install Moonlight and run that instead. Way smoother experience overall.
I’m loving my zigbee2mqtt setup. Took a couple tries to get the mosquitto broker working right but worth it in the long run.