Eh. I don't think the Macbook's trackpad is that good. It's better sure, but it's still not as intuitive panning or rotating over the image directly on a touch screen. And it's still useless for drawing.
There's plenty of bad panels in Apple displays posted on Reddit and other forums. (e.g., https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/studio-displays-with-sc...) Maybe the panel lottery is more in your favour but it isn't gone.
Pro-motion, 120FPS display.
That's the whole iPad line. No multi-user because they don't want families to buy only one iPad, no support for running apps outside of the app store, etc.
Xbox One was originally going to require frequent online check ins, I think daily or weekly, games on disc were going to tie themselves to your account and publishers could choose whether or not you could resell them at…
While sports betting was allowed, in the past I don't think it was allowed to be advertised beyond like lottery displays. You would not see ads during Hockey Night in Canada for it either on the boards or during breaks.…
GKCs aren't perfect, but both PS5 and Xbox Series consoles have had games where the disc is near useless too, either with only part of the game on the disc (e.g., Oblivion Remastered) or virtually none of the game on…
BioWare didn't make NWN2, that was Obsidian on the same Bioware engine that powered KOTOR 1 & 2 and NWN1.They did do Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 which were originally published by Interplay.
It had a 3DS version, and that was more of a remaster than a remake. Spruced up graphics and some QoL things but basically the same bones.
Furigana works on Kindle, although IIRC you have to use AZW3 or I guess KFX.
It's not just the gamma correction. Things like water are different in GLQuake. DF Retro has good comparison of software Quake, GLQuake and VQuake (for the Rendition Verite). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KxRXZhQuY8
It depends on the colour display. Kaleido screens use a colour filter over a B&W screen so they are just as fast as refreshing as the B&W ones. The other colour eInk displays are much slower which is why they've seen…
Because it's about how they modded their 360 and Peer Pressure was only released on the same day this blog post went up.
You can use Kodi as a Jellyfin front end. Personally I don't care enough about streaming TV to mobile devices and I only have 1 TV I watch on so the extra complexity of Plex or Jellyfin seems not worth the hassle. And I…
There's a tool built on top of yt-dlp, ytdl-sub that can automate it for you. It will check if there's new vids in the channels you're interested in and download them and can make metadata for Kodi, Plex, etc. for them…
I think the only problems I've had on mine were network related and I would have had the same problems with an ATV since it can't magically fix DNS or my NAS being off. If you want a privacy focused solution it's…
Doesn't seem like it. Siri AI is not even available in all languages yet either. $429 CAD is crazy. You can get a whole mini PC and a Bluetooth remote for less and slap LibreElec on it even at today's crazy prices. And…
Audible does X credits per month subs and a credit is 1 book. I guess there are Netflix style ones too now.
I hate the bigger font too. I prefer fonts and spacing used by most MMPs. It's what I use on my eReader.
It's not at all. It's really common. PS3 does it and has resumed discs I played years ago. Blu-ray is more hit or miss because BD-J mucks it all up. Titles without that tend to work, but big studio releases tend to have…
Kodi can remotely play DVD ISOs. It does mean you get no compression though.
Not worth it. It's basically a knee capped Ryzen 3700X with less cache. You can get a better CPU for less money. The GPU performance is still alright but it's not good at non-gaming tasks as it lacks cores for ML tasks.
A lot of physical manga volumes reduce what would have been originally colour pages in the serialization to B&W anyways. Heck, it's verrry common for that to include the eBook edition even though it doesn't really cost…
Shrug. I've read comics on a 7" eReader, scientific papers on 7.8". Rarely is there a real problem IMO, occasionally color charts are a problem on my B&W reader. I have slightly more sympathy for scientific papers due…
Even the Surface Pro doesn't work well with the generic image. I had to go get the Surface Recovery one to get it work enough to go through the install because there was no support for the touch screen or the official…
Eh. I don't think the Macbook's trackpad is that good. It's better sure, but it's still not as intuitive panning or rotating over the image directly on a touch screen. And it's still useless for drawing.
There's plenty of bad panels in Apple displays posted on Reddit and other forums. (e.g., https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/studio-displays-with-sc...) Maybe the panel lottery is more in your favour but it isn't gone.
Pro-motion, 120FPS display.
That's the whole iPad line. No multi-user because they don't want families to buy only one iPad, no support for running apps outside of the app store, etc.
Xbox One was originally going to require frequent online check ins, I think daily or weekly, games on disc were going to tie themselves to your account and publishers could choose whether or not you could resell them at…
While sports betting was allowed, in the past I don't think it was allowed to be advertised beyond like lottery displays. You would not see ads during Hockey Night in Canada for it either on the boards or during breaks.…
GKCs aren't perfect, but both PS5 and Xbox Series consoles have had games where the disc is near useless too, either with only part of the game on the disc (e.g., Oblivion Remastered) or virtually none of the game on…
BioWare didn't make NWN2, that was Obsidian on the same Bioware engine that powered KOTOR 1 & 2 and NWN1.They did do Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 which were originally published by Interplay.
It had a 3DS version, and that was more of a remaster than a remake. Spruced up graphics and some QoL things but basically the same bones.
Furigana works on Kindle, although IIRC you have to use AZW3 or I guess KFX.
It's not just the gamma correction. Things like water are different in GLQuake. DF Retro has good comparison of software Quake, GLQuake and VQuake (for the Rendition Verite). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KxRXZhQuY8
It depends on the colour display. Kaleido screens use a colour filter over a B&W screen so they are just as fast as refreshing as the B&W ones. The other colour eInk displays are much slower which is why they've seen…
Because it's about how they modded their 360 and Peer Pressure was only released on the same day this blog post went up.
You can use Kodi as a Jellyfin front end. Personally I don't care enough about streaming TV to mobile devices and I only have 1 TV I watch on so the extra complexity of Plex or Jellyfin seems not worth the hassle. And I…
There's a tool built on top of yt-dlp, ytdl-sub that can automate it for you. It will check if there's new vids in the channels you're interested in and download them and can make metadata for Kodi, Plex, etc. for them…
I think the only problems I've had on mine were network related and I would have had the same problems with an ATV since it can't magically fix DNS or my NAS being off. If you want a privacy focused solution it's…
Doesn't seem like it. Siri AI is not even available in all languages yet either. $429 CAD is crazy. You can get a whole mini PC and a Bluetooth remote for less and slap LibreElec on it even at today's crazy prices. And…
Audible does X credits per month subs and a credit is 1 book. I guess there are Netflix style ones too now.
I hate the bigger font too. I prefer fonts and spacing used by most MMPs. It's what I use on my eReader.
It's not at all. It's really common. PS3 does it and has resumed discs I played years ago. Blu-ray is more hit or miss because BD-J mucks it all up. Titles without that tend to work, but big studio releases tend to have…
Kodi can remotely play DVD ISOs. It does mean you get no compression though.
Not worth it. It's basically a knee capped Ryzen 3700X with less cache. You can get a better CPU for less money. The GPU performance is still alright but it's not good at non-gaming tasks as it lacks cores for ML tasks.
A lot of physical manga volumes reduce what would have been originally colour pages in the serialization to B&W anyways. Heck, it's verrry common for that to include the eBook edition even though it doesn't really cost…
Shrug. I've read comics on a 7" eReader, scientific papers on 7.8". Rarely is there a real problem IMO, occasionally color charts are a problem on my B&W reader. I have slightly more sympathy for scientific papers due…
Even the Surface Pro doesn't work well with the generic image. I had to go get the Surface Recovery one to get it work enough to go through the install because there was no support for the touch screen or the official…