OrphanOfBoss

It would be an APU (AMD’s old and now unused classification for CPUs with a reasonably powerful iGPU, so not this) or iGPU (a GPU integrated into the CPU), not an aGPU. Probably a typo, but could also be a simple mixup

Use a gift card

This month makes 1 year. It was made available September of last year. I’ve habitually checked every day since the first for this to be re-released

And if you do this you can just paste the image into a message on discord or for use in things like docs/word. Not every screenshot needs to be saved to be usable

If you’re on PC you should install AMM from nexus. You can use it for a ton of stuff, but in this case you could just despawn the door to the room

r/infowarriorrides

The vive was amazing

Edit: I never had an oculus, but I loved my vive

Dental floss.

This has been solved, but for anyone else who comes here, this is a common issue with the AM3+ and AM4 sockets. First try a heat gun or blow dryer, or run a benchmark on your computer if the cpu is still in the socket to allow the thermal paste to loosen up. If that doesn’t work, please for the love of god use floss. It’s the safest and most effective method.

Rip your DMs

Excellent job though!

Using AMM there are different tags for doors. Some are called “fake doors” and are never intended to be interacted with (such as the countless doors either side of the hotel hallways) while others are called “doors” and are open either through prompts or triggers. When I get home I’d be interested in checking the tag to see. Could be a really solid indication it had intended to be enterable if the door reads as a door

I don’t want to downplay how you feel, but I think it’s rooted in an inherently flawed way of thinking. Sharing a skin color with someone does not mean you should automatically be associated with them or be blamed for their actions. This goes both ways and is the root of why the “13% of the population commits 50% of violent crime” argument is invalid (and an incorrect statistic)

That’s a large part of the reason people dislike it, but it’s a flawed understanding.

The hertz of a monitor are how many times the screen refreshes or draws per second. If you have, for example, a 60hz monitor, then you’re effectively only going to see 60fps regardless of what an overlay says or what your computer is producing.

In different terms in case that’s difficult for anyone to understand (I’m bad at explaining things): If your computer is outputting 200 frames every second, but your computer will only “draw” the updates 60 times in a second, then the majority of those frames are occurring between screen refreshes and are invisible.

This is also why screen tearing occurs. Your monitor begins drawing a frame output by your computer, but the computer sends an updated frame halfway through the refresh process. The computer then begins drawing the new frame, which doesn’t quite line up with the previous frame.

So while any fps counter overlay you use will show what’s being output by your computer, your monitor isn’t outputting at the same rate, and you’re only seeing frames at the rate your monitor can display them. Turning on vsync limits the computers output to the maximum refresh rate of your monitor, causing the counter to show a lower frame rate.

There is a downside to vsync that rightfully deserves criticism. Input delay. Since some frames are delayed, movement and input made during these delayed frames won’t be visible until the frame is generated, resulting in a strange feeling. This is most notable when moving a camera, such as aiming in an FPS game

TL;DR you’re not changing the fps you’re seeing by turning on vsync, but you are changing the framerate output by your rig to match the maximum your monitor is able to display. Since we see the displayed frames from the monitor rather than the frames directly generated by the PC you’ll not change the fps you see when playing. (God I’m so bad at explaining things)

His cabinet members sided with him initially for their own professional interest and left when it no longer suited them as anything else would ensure political suicide assuming the Republican Party goes back to representing what they did prior to Obama’s presidency.

Trump does not represent what we considered republicans a decade ago. He runs against liberals as opposed to running for republicans, and anyone who’s uncomfortable with the lefts sociopolitical push will fall beside him. The evangelical ramp republicans have slid down since Obama’s presidency has also helped and has resulted in the political cult that surrounds Trump. So no, Trump does not represent most republicans, but far right evangelicals specifically. This is evident by swing states becoming blue states and hard red states being much more split and even resulting to blue in some instances (most notably Georgia in the Trump v Biden election).

Traditional republicans are ostracized by today’s republicans and Trumps following. Try again

Half of the Republican Party doesn’t support trump. The majority of his own cabinet has spoken out against him.

Clearly the opinions of party members and elected officials aren’t corroborative of our own

“Isn’t capable of being president”

My favorite in this thread for sure

Californians are moving because it’s expensive to live there. It’s expensive because it’s a tech hub and LA has Hollywood. Many people in Cali are wealthy, so they can afford higher prices. This leads corporations and greedy people to hike prices in search of capital gain, which is a capitalist mindset, not a liberal one. It’s like that in many major cities. The left breeds industry, which makes people money, capitalists drive up prices in response.

With the rise of remote works comes people in high paying jobs able to make the same salary while living in places with no industry, and thus lower COL.

Speaking on policy, California is a greater place to live than many