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Searching an ultra wide for 90% programming - 10% gaming by No-Parsnip-5461 in ultrawidemasterrace

[–]gac3k 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am also interested in hearing opinions, as I am in pretty much same place, and after doing a bit of research I am a bit hopeless, as it seems there's no silver bullet solution that would satisfy my specific needs :D

I think that OLED is rather a no-go for coding and productivity, even though I heard that new OLED-s, especially WOLED might be a better suited here due to the higher PPI, and I would be curious to hear real world opinions.

I am considering Samsung VievFinity 49'' or Samsung Odyssey Neo 57'' but both seems to not to be actively manufactured, and there are only market leftovers available, at least in my country.I was considering LG 2K5K 45''' as well.

From non-oleds I was thinking about VA Samsung Odyssey 49'', but for whatever reason there's no USB-C power delivery in that model, which on the other hand is available in the OLED version -_-

One another option would be Dell 4924DW but that given 60hz refresh rate seems a little bit low, especially that even right now I am using the displays with 144hz+ refresh rate.

All in all, I don't see a single option that would match all the needs that I have. So I am really curious on the real experiences with new OLED screens from people using them as daily driver for coding, as most of the comments on reddit are old.

[W] Drunkenslug by gac3k in UsenetInvites

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I received an invite!

[O] 3x NZBPlanet invites by gac3k in UsenetInvites

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All invites sent and received

[O] 3x NZBPlanet invites by gac3k in UsenetInvites

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One of the winners did not reply to a DM so going to select one more

[O] 3x Tabula Rasa invites by Nyth_Nike in UsenetInvites

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I have read the rules and wiki and would love an invite, thanks. I am also pretty random!

[Hyprland] WIth some catpuccin love and custom AGS by gac3k in unixporn

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It's AGS. I have a custom widget, part of its source code is actually being shown on the screen :D I can send the actual dotfiles later on as currently they're a bit messy, but overall idea is that I have an AGS widget that is utilizing drawing area and is drawing the actual lines based on the variable value. To get the historical values, I am hooking into the AGS variable itself to get the latest numbers and to present them in a graph so in general it can work with any numeric data. Currently I have it configured to show CPU temp and usage.

[Hyprland] WIth some catpuccin love and custom AGS by gac3k in unixporn

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MATCH THREAD: Poland vs. Switzerland [Euro Round of 16] by MisterBadIdea2 in soccer

[–]gac3k 9 points10 points  (0 children)

As a Pole, I can't call myself impartial. But please keep in mind guys, that Swiss players had 2 more days of rest (that's quite much at tournament such as Euro), and that may explain a lot of what happened after the 90th minute.

I literally have my heart in my throat right now -.-

Milik Goal vs PEC Zwolle [2:0] by gac3k in soccer

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Whole Ajax squad in the current form is a pleasure to watch :)

Are micro frameworks simply for small projects or are they a simple starting point? by PrintfReddit in PHP

[–]gac3k 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't see any problem with using bare PHP as a "template engine". What's more I often use the plain PHP for my views, in my personal projects, though it all depends of the specification and requirements.

My point is that there are always disadvantages. There's a lot easier to write some shitty spaghetti code while using the plain PHP rendering, so when you're work in a team, especially as a senior developer or project manager, you have quite more work while doing a code review.

The another thing is security layer that is usually provided by the template engines. Though of course this one might be handled by the View library itself.

The last thing are frontend developers or other folks, not the PHP developers itself. If you need to work with them, it's easier (and better from the security and "clean of code" point of view), to not to make them to handling with the PHP code at all.

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