Steam has been the only thing I've tried LAN (other than some early PS4 remote play years ago), so that may be the issue. Geforce Now is probably the best I've tried of the bunch, so I'll give their tools a shot locally next time.
My assumption based the note that Linux Plex servers won't work with Parsec is that the emulation & streaming is done on your local network.
Either way, I've yet to have a suitably positive experience streaming anything interactive on either LAN or WAN. I see the improvements that have been made and many friends swear by it, but it may just be that I'm too sensitive to input lag and even the rarest encode/decode hiccup.
I can only imagine how many battery cycles I've lost to the BigQuery web console, especially the jobs detail views. Safari tends to be pretty great with battery life, but it's no match for that thing.
I saw the headline and immediately realized I've noticed similar oddness in the Atlanta area recently. Glad to hear I'm not alone. So far I've been blaming it on weirdness from my devices roaming between mesh router nodes, but now I'm going to run the test script overnight and see if anything turns up.
I question the author of this article. The propaganda video is honest in using obvious computer effects and perfectly framed shots. I believe that they produced these films, but this article is garbage.
These videos are presented as real but look completely fake and staged.
First we see a winged glider being launched, but then we somehow switch to quadcopters dropping bombs with remarkable accuracy. I mean, they've even gone to the trouble of adding video game overlays at various points.
Please use as much skepticism with ISIS propaganda videos as you would with the next leaked video from Magic Leap.
After five-ish years of mostly sticking to Paleo I have a similar reaction (heart palpitations + general awful feeling) when I eat something like pizza or drink a beer. Not an issue when I eat fries or other simple carb cheats, but it's enough to remind me why I gave up this stuff in the first place.
For registered users it has been active again for the past two months—this is just the first stable release from that work. There was a noticeable silence from October through January, but lots of activity ever since. Hopefully it continues.
I tried Atom during the lull and it's gotten really great, but ultimately went back to the plugins/snippets I know and love.
Ad seems a tad optimistic given the examples you can view are kind of awful. I get that not everything is going to be professional and polished when it hits the real world, but this can't be one of your three "sways we love" at product launch: https://sway.com/red_panda
> "Sadly there has been little in the way of measurable improvement in the sensor between these two devices."
Oh, gosh. That stinks.
> "Another sign that the sensor may have improved is the fact that slightly “dodgy” fake fingerprints that fooled the iPhone 5S did not fool the iPhone 6. To fool the iPhone 6 you need to make sure your fingerprint clone is clear, correctly proportioned, correctly positioned, and thick enough to prevent your real fingerprint coming through to confuse it. None of these are challenging details for a researcher in the lab, but are likely to make it a little bit harder for a criminal to just “lift your fingerprint” from the phone’s glossy surface and unlock the device."
Wait, so that isn't a measurable improvement?
iOS 8 still requires your passcode after a reboot, so you can certainly force a temporary timeout if you'd like.
I think some advanced timeout stuff could be useful, but I wish we could try and have a bit more optimism that regular people now are excited about having an encrypted phone. The rest of us carrying state secrets and nude selfies can certainly still trade off that convenience for potentially more secure phone.
Flags made up from geo shapes. The blue areas are lakes, yellow is beach. If you go into Google Map Maker you can do stuff like this, but that it got past some type of approval from a mod seems like a real cock up.
edit: Upon further digging, there is either a group of people or some automation involved, as they've not only submitted these new features, but managed to gather enough upvotes that they seem to have snuck through the system as I can't imagine this getting by any standard human review.
I've reported the shapes as spam, but when it's this easy to get something silly through in the middle of San Francisco, you have to wonder what else has been changed over the years.
You can use the IKEA catalog iOS app to see show items in your home using augmented reality. It uses the physical catalog as a reference in the camera view to determine size and viewing angle (there was an option if you don't have the catalog, but I didn't try it to see the alternatives).
Works decently well, enough so that I used it to pick out a TV stand.
Massie has a strong ally in Rand Paul, so he and Wyden on the Democrat side will be champions of this against the usual GOP hawks and Democrat Senate leadership.
We have enough liberty-minded Senators to get this done if public opinion is behind them. I'm pleased with the strength of the support so far, but the old guard will fight this tooth and nail.
Same here. There's an encoding issue with the video around 3 minutes in and the audio is off badly for the remainder of the video. I had to load the stream in VLC and offset the audio to somewhere around 2500ms using the keyboard shortcut (just keep hitting G until it matches up).
https://x.com/librarycongress/status/1953109733633597634?s=4...