Yep, I am aware. With LG they all seem to add a bit of latency, and some modes have features that can't be turned off like dynamic contrast, frame interpolation, local dimming, over-saturation, APS, etc. Game mode is the only one that turns them all off by default, so it's the quick and easy option rather than finding one that's close and tweaking it *for every input*. From there you can set balances for colour calibration without interference from these value-add features. Eg with LG TVs, the Game preset is doing less doctoring of the image than Standard preset with everything turned off. Not even kidding. So hardcore videophiles will want to start with the Game preset then adjust from there.

Yes, I change it to LG's 'Game' mode because it's the only one that doesn't do any postprocessing on the image, including frame interpolation.

When the entire system has only 64mb available though you will find the kernel crashes out soon after spawning anything despite â40mb consumedâ(TM). By all means buy this kit and try it out. Iâ(TM)m only speaking from my first hand experience as well.

I know more than you it seems. Troll harder plz this is very low-effort

64mb RAM is not Linux capable, nothing remotely current anyway. Even heavily trimmed down.

For curiosity's sake, what issues do you refer to? Besides the maintenance related conjectures.

"In addition, the developers advise that the general public have been mispronouncing using a hard 'g' and should instead be using a soft 'g' as in 'just' or 'GIF'"

Ok, internet person. As a web developer this isn't an issue I encounter or get paid a decent salary to fix *regularly* or anything. It's not like it's an issue I literally fixed yesterday in an older Rails 3 application when importing CSV from another system. But you clearly know what you're talking about so you win.

No it's actually the site's backend making an assumption about the code page used. Other sites work fine when posting content with 's and `s from Apple browsers because they don't make this assumption

For fucks sake Slashdot fix your punctuation handling you lazy shits its 2022

MediaTek SoCs are generally underperforming crap. Trust me thereâ(TM)s nothing there worth stealing. To be honest I see this as ultimately hurting Intelâ(TM)s fabâ(TM)s reputation if anything

Also slashdot a handling of quote glyphs is nonsensical too. Wtf itâ(TM)s 2022, slashdot jhc

So just because it canâ(TM)t solve everything it shouldnâ(TM)t even try to solve some things? Your argument is nonsensical.

> Security experts recommend that Exim server owners update to Exim version 4.94 to protect their systems against attacks. Those âoesecurity expertsâ should be recommending people remove exim from their networks entirely.

The key phrase there is "within the scope of their training and LPS policies and procedures" - and they will find the officers did exactly what procedure dictates they do so the investigation will conclude no wrong-doing, regardless of any ethical or moral issues their behaviour might have crossed.