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Jordan Price
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Derivative work does cover computer code and any other intellectual property right and derivative works are the sole property of the original author or content creator. At least, in the US.

It may very well be argued that PUGB is a derivative, though I agree with you that it’s stretch. However, as others have pointed

This happens to me ALL THE DAMN TIME and I blame apples shitty shitty keyboard. I never have this problem using any other keyboard, Apple or PC.

For me, personally I think a density of around 150 ppi is about right. That’s close to where a 21" 1080p screen is at and a 27" 1440p screen is.

One thing you touched on regarding content creation for video is interesting in that most movies are still done with a true 2K resolution which is barely higher than 1080p, at

So much this. I’ve got an Xbox one X hardwired to my router and even with it being AC+ it’s not very playable when streaming to my rig. My TV is also hardwired to my router and has the steam app on it, but I’ve never cared enough to try since I assume it will be about the same. There’s simply to much latency from each

Yes, resolution is absolutely size dependent, but for content creation and design work a higher density pixel display is almost a must. Sure, most consumer content is 1080p, though 2160p is rapidly gaining traction, but working on content is not the same as viewing content. For example; doing design work on a 1080p

I did mean 100% Adobe RGB or at least in the upper 90 percentile, which is far better than sRGB which is rather ubiquitous nowadays.

Very important for overclocking to have a real clean reliable power delivery.

A good monitor sure doesn’t come cheap. You can pick up a 27" 4K freesync for $300 or less these days, but good 10 bit Rec 2020 and 100% Adobe RGB coverage will usually set you back a hell of a lot. I think most people will be fine with an average 1440p IPS screen.

Don’t cheap out on the CPU and motherboard for your needs, especially if you’re going the Intel route. You can always add more RAM, storage, or upgrade the GPU, etc... as you go, but getting the right CPU and motherboard paired should come first. Most of the time you can’t swap in the next gen CPU into the previous

Plenty of organic pesticides are far more toxic than their conventional synthetic counterparts. The statement that organic pesticides are less hazardous is patently false. BT, as you point out is an organic pesticide. It is not only widely used in organic farming it is also commonly used in conventional farming. In

Maybe part of the fun for you, but when you’re not gaming and have to waste your time troubleshooting software you’ve paid for and are loosing precious productivity time the experience is infuriating. I remember the good old days when programs didn’t ship with a thousand bugs.

It was a little heartbreaking spending almost as much on a single RX580 GPU as I did on my Xbox 1X and getting close to the same performance. I’m sure some fan boy that doesn’t own a gaming rig and a Xbox 1X will shit all over my comment. So, yeah. Thanks cryptocurrency. >.<

Terrible white guy in faux mustache and douchebag sunglasses, cheats on wife and goes by the handle “Dr. Disrespect” says something generally seen as racist and it’s noteworthy? Pass. He will eventually disappear into obscurity as all things internet do and we will be better for it. It just gets old seeing people like

For me it’s the controls. Seriously, I spend just enough time in a game to get comfortable with the controls and interface that leaving it and coming back feels like starting over. So, when I’ve sunk hours into a game I’m less apt to start a knew one and come back. This isn’t just starting new games, but returning to

I was ecstatic to see it released for the Xbox, on my birthday no less. Okami was one of my most favorite games of all time. Sadly my PS2 copy had been scratched beyond use and I no longer have any TVs that can accept an analog video input anyways. Oh those horrible first world problems.

Those voices though

Those

If you’re a Costco member they have the PS4 for $189.

If you’re a Costco member they have the PS4 for $189.

Sure, not everyone can be pleased but calling everyone who was displeased a troll is intellectually dishonest at best. The change was not wrought by a minority of people, rather it was accomplished by massive community backlash. While EA is well within its right as a publisher to include or exclude micro transactions

I don’t know if you want to throw this into the mix but it appears that the shiny new Xbox One X may also be suffering from a problem playing 4K HDR Blu Ray movies correctly, similarly to what was reported by Gizmodo about a year ago involving the One S, that is at least for me. Everything HDR works perfectly except

I would rather pay a higher price for a good game than deal with one that has distracting transactions that can undermine the enjoyment of it. It’s not going anywhere for a long time, and if people want that model so they can pay $60 for a game that costs $150 million to make that’s fine. I already take huge issue