Argh, Intel.com's gone Thai, the drivver updater is still useless, and Windows Update installs a newer Bluetooth driver than Intel has on their own website :-/
Also all the chicks on Tinder in Thailand appear to be prostitutes
TL;DR. Buy a switch. Do not use Ethernet Splitters, EVER.
Midlan posted a link to this schematic:
'Parallel wired' means that if you use a device like that at best you will get a load of packet collisions because you have wired the two computers (Jacks 1&2) TX pins (Pair 3, Pins 1&2) togeth...
Any ideas for a succinct way to have a shell script search for UTF-8 BOMs and exit 1 if it finds any? I'm not fluent in bash, so my inclination would be to use find or grep... but I suspect there's a better way that what I am imagining.
@WasabiFan That's actually quite challenging. First you should do a heuristic algorithm to detect what encoding the file is likely in, unless you're 100% sure that you're only searching files in UTF-8 encoding (with or without BOM).
Otherwise, if you search arbitrary byte sequences for a particular byte, you could get false positives in binary files (non-text), or different encodings like EBCDIC, UTF-16, UCS-32, etc.
keep in mind that Witcher 3 was very carefully and heavily optimized by thousands of hours of developer work between Nvidia and CD Projekt Red to be perfect on Nvidia cards
probably the best quality/speed tradeoff available on Maxwell cards; it even runs well on a 960
@Sathya Ahhh, Sounds similar to my 770. Okay I'm a generation back, but it should be this bad. Even turning down all the graphics makes nearly no difference
@allquixotic Diesel fuel is expensive in the US due to poor market acceptance of diesel technology, which limits production volumes and therefore economies of scale.
@bwDraco they still have to produce a lot of it, probably enough for any economies of scale to be realized... one freight train consumes 2,000 gal of diesel fuel in somewhere between 1 and 5 days, depending on how often it's powered on and under load, and our entire shipping system is diesel, for food and parcels
Pixels in screens are square, but I'm not sure why.
Both pixelated images look pretty bad - but I'm not sure there's any advantage of squares over hexagons here.
Hexagons also divide up into 3 colours nicely:
So what's the advantage of squares in an LCD / CRT display?
TL;DR. Buy a switch. Do not use Ethernet Splitters, EVER.
Midlan posted a link to this schematic:
'Parallel wired' means that if you use a device like that at best you will get a load of packet collisions because you have wired the two computers (Jacks 1&2) TX pins (Pair 3, Pins 1&2) togeth...
Pixels in screens are square, but I'm not sure why.
Both pixelated images look pretty bad - but I'm not sure there's any advantage of squares over hexagons here.
Hexagons also divide up into 3 colours nicely:
So what's the advantage of squares in an LCD / CRT display?
