anyone have any experience using the G-Wolves HT-M? it's a ultra lightweight mouse (63g) at a decent price.
amazon link
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| Windows Sensitivity | 6 |
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#267
The Mouse/Mousepad Thread v2
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Hardware
posted about 4 years ago
#81
TF2 and CS:GO's source code got leaked
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TF2 General Discussion
I was able to screenshot a list of possible consequences to playing tf2 right now. I got this from ONSCREEN.
This leak is just going to test how securely tf2 and steam api is built, especially the item drop system.
It is also worth mentioning that the api got leaked as well and it is now possible to remotely execute code (or malware), both of these threaten your tf2 inventories so set them to private.
posted about 4 years ago
#16
college laptop recommendations
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Hardware
i recently got the baseline surface pro 6 for school but i noticed that whenever i would be running firefox or chrome, it would take up roughly 75% of my memory. i also am taking a ml course in python and mainly used wsl to host my programming environment, which would put my ram constantly around 90% usage. having all of this stuff open and running ml programs did take a toll and i noticed a drop in performance. i didn't mind it at first but over time it started to get annoying. i talked with a cousin about my issue and he recommended that i try looking into a installing linux since it is overall a lighter operating system.
i took his advice and have been running ubuntu 19.10 on my surface pro for the past 3 weeks. i installed a custom linux kernel that allows the touch screen, the pen, and the battery indicator to word as intended. i havent fully tested the pen yet but so far my experience has been solid drawing and should be good for notetaking. my overall experience has been I am able to have countless tabs open and run programs without it eating more than 60% of my memory. but linux does have a bit of a learning curve when it comes to installing and setting up certain programs. thankfully ubuntu does make it easier compared to other distros. i havent tried playing tf2 on it yet but i imagine it won't have any input lag compared to windows.
if you like and know how to use the macos/linux command line and would be fine with maybe voiding your warranty, i recommend you buy a baseline surface pro 7 and install a linux distro on it like ubuntu(since it has good documentation and is easy to use) if you are willing to spend extra money for all features of the device, a good development environment, and not kill your ram. sadly i am not aware of any other solid semi cheap laptops (besides buying secondhand) with touch screens and pens. once you set up your os, install this linux kernel that will get all the features you want on a surface pro to work. ultimately wanting a device with a good touch screen and pen does come at a premium and if you are willing to spend the extra buck, go for it.
tldr: i installed linux on my surface pro and it suits developing and drawing needs and recommend trying it out.
hope this helps, and if you decide to go down this path, i would be happy to help you :)
posted about 5 years ago
#3
The LAN Downunder 2019 viewer's guide
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News
I come from a lan down under
where beer flows and men chunder
posted about 5 years ago
#73
On NATF2's Future
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TF2 General Discussion
slamBergIt would be interesting to see how the map pick/ban vs. weekly rotation preference was broken down by division. The results being around 80/20 isnt too surprising considering how horribly implemented it was in ESEA. I think if the map pool for a new league was 7 maps, with a pick/ban system 3 bans/3bans, always narrowing it down to a single map, most invite teams would prefer that. Having a map pool of 7 would make incrementally changing the map pool each season a lot easier(vote 1 out, vote 1 in, every season) as opposed to dropping gran, badlands, adding logjam prop cp_hospital, all over 1 offseason.
You could even have the map/pick ban system exclusively for the top division, especially if the survey results(15-20% prefer map/pick) was a strong majority of invite players.
Thoughts?
I think invite should definitively be an exception if the majority of the players feel that 7 maps would be best with a 3ban/3ban system. But also I believe these rules would have to also affect the division below invite in order to ease players into playing in that invite format. Maybe even certain parts of these rules could be implemented and trickled into lower divisions.
posted about 5 years ago
#9
who wants to e-date me
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The Dumpster
ashley: "Who is redux"
grape juice: "rongol"
ashley: "who is rongol"
grape juice: "retard"
posted about 5 years ago
#1049
worst steam profile
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Off Topic
dishsoaphttps://steamcommunity.com/id/AngryGermanBoy/
this profile's comment section is beyond saving
posted about 5 years ago
#164
Announcing RGL.gg Sixes - Season 1
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TF2 General Discussion
i think what would be best for rgl is the new beginnings team joins the league. sigafoo however, has to give them as much freedom as possible for them to run his league.
idk if this was already posted on this thread but i think its one of the best options that is available to the scene
posted about 5 years ago
#4
Pokemon Sword & Shield Gen 8
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Other Games
im hoping for the game to be more challenging for older pokemon players, but I really like the aesthetic design as well as the big area designated to catching pokemon.
I feel that game freak has also lost some creativity in the development of new legendaries through.
posted about 5 years ago