Both Legs, hands down.
Hands are hard to emulate with prosthetics, whereas legs appear to have been upgraded
Both Legs, hands down.
Hands are hard to emulate with prosthetics, whereas legs appear to have been upgraded
Makes sense, I just dont quite get what the compositor does in the case of two videos being played simulatanously both with vastly different profiles (e.g. one mostly red, one mostly blue).
Does the compositor then do correction on a per-window basis, or it just averages across the whole screen. This question is likely outside of the scope of the PR
I guess related to the MPV post. From what I understand wp_color_manager_v1
essentially tells a window manager what colorspace its outputting (via dbus?) so that the window manager can make (realtime?) color corrections.
Trying to think of a use case… maybe if you have a really red video scene, your window manager can normalise that so you can see the different shades of red better. Am I even close?
I checked out the PR but I’m not sure what this means
I mean you joke, but the entire south of Germany is a bunch of (quote unquote) “towns” tenuously linked together through the mountaineous black forest, with broken train lines and excellent roads. They make it work by convincing themselves that a weekend cycle up a mountain with bouts of skiing in winter is what every person should do. And I agree.
w.r.t building new towns, I once spent an embarrassingly long time looking at this map and wondering why no town exists between the vast gap between Preston and Newcastle.
Then I realised that’s the Yorkshire Dales. There’s a whole damn forest with mountains there.
The centre of town is a dead shopping mall, and you have to drive everywhere because its largely unwalkable.
That being said, I’m all aboard for building new towns, houses.
Is this L-
*a grenade gets tossed through the window and lands in my mouth*
-oss?
“I watched a guy watch another guy jerk it, on the train yesterday. Neither seemed happy, but both seemed like they really wanted to fulfil their roles.”
I once brought infinite* baggage to the infinite hotel. I was told to leave an infinite** amount of times, but I have an infinite** amount of time to wait in at the hotel lobby bar, drinking infinite** beers, until the infinite* taxi’s arrive.
* = levels of infinity
I use wezterm, and like the edit mode and the window splitting, but it’s very much designed for vim users and as an emacs nerf herder I just can’t seem to find my home
doesn’t the skin prompt an allergic reaction? I’ve always found the skin to be “spicy”
paranoid thought: someone got some dirt on him, and forced him to be their puppet
Oh wow, I’m reading through his wiki page, and he starts off so promising… how did flip to Fox News to quickly
I’d argue that’s every even moderately progressive major news outlet these days. Guardian’s pretty tame too
That was almost 50 years ago. Is it really a conservative outlet? Everything I hear from there seems to be of a pretty reasonably high tier
I, uh, tend to feel that that is an inevitability of sorts too
There is an ideal within capitalism in that regulators keep competition between firms up, and stops monopolistic practices. Under such a system, companies and consumers interests are wholly aligned and this benefits the lower-to-upper middleclasses very well, with some fringe benefits for the working class too.
It is this stasis snapshot of the market that people refer to when they say capitalism can work. I’m not wholly against it, I just sort of feel that regulatory capture is hard to fight against and that any stable capitalistic system will devolve into a monopoly/cartel if given enough time.
Kevin’s the orange guy, but you’re right the blue guy in the corridor has a green shirt and blue trousers, different from the blue guy in the classroom with the blue shirt and black trousers
it’s a abbreviation of “Worcester”, e.g. w.r.t to sauce