NPR Artist / Data hoarder / Aspiring pencil user
Thank you, so so very much, I needed this.
Thank you, so so very much, I needed this.
Noodling about in Rebelle 8. Started feeling guilty I spent my afternoon on vent art, though, instead of the queue so I'll pause it here. Maybe I'll come back and pick at it. Version 8 seems much smoother, was fun to play around in for something personal.
Noodling about in Rebelle 8. Started feeling guilty I spent my afternoon on vent art, though, instead of the queue so I'll pause it here. Maybe I'll come back and pick at it. Version 8 seems much smoother, was fun to play around in for something personal.
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It's been far too long since I last posted art.
Block, fog and a lack of direction leads most of it to just circle the same child-like aimlessness, but an effort is still an effort.
It's been far too long since I last posted art.
Block, fog and a lack of direction leads most of it to just circle the same child-like aimlessness, but an effort is still an effort.
sqlx is great, and I'm actively using it, but sometimes I just want some higher-calorie ORM sugar.
sqlx is great, and I'm actively using it, but sometimes I just want some higher-calorie ORM sugar.
1) The official Steam Deck Dock indeed appears to have superior support for audio pass-through, including TrueHD & DTS-HD MA, with the incredibly strange caveat that it doesn't support Dolby Digital Plus passthrough.
1) The official Steam Deck Dock indeed appears to have superior support for audio pass-through, including TrueHD & DTS-HD MA, with the incredibly strange caveat that it doesn't support Dolby Digital Plus passthrough.
"DTS XXL X IMAX".
It's, DTS(-HD MA):X, plus "IMAX Enhanced", but what exactly that means... doesn't seem to be documented anywhere whatsoever.
"DTS XXL X IMAX".
It's, DTS(-HD MA):X, plus "IMAX Enhanced", but what exactly that means... doesn't seem to be documented anywhere whatsoever.
Vanilla is where I'm most comfortable, I just wish I could have components.
But, as soon as you involve node, things get to LLM-levels of complexity, where no-one actually seems to know what how stuff really works.
Vanilla is where I'm most comfortable, I just wish I could have components.
But, as soon as you involve node, things get to LLM-levels of complexity, where no-one actually seems to know what how stuff really works.
寒くなれば寒くなるほど、君の温もりがよく分かる♨️
寒くなれば寒くなるほど、君の温もりがよく分かる♨️