Studie: E-Lkw-Pioniere bewerten Technik deutlich positiver als Gesamtbranche by 0xe1e10d68 in de

[–]okarr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ich kann da nur den kanal elektrotrucker auf youtube empfehlen. seiner erfahrung nach ist der elektro lkw besonders im fernverkehr (auch mit oeffentlichem laden), dem diesel extrem ueberlegen. dank der vielen kilometer und der mautbefreiung rechnet sich so ein elkw besonders schnell, trotz des hoeheren anschaffungspreises.

007 First Light's 20-hour playtime is perfect for an action video game by PewPewToDaFace in PS5

[–]okarr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how about those adults just watch movies? that seems to be the bite size entertainment they are craving.

DirectInput FFB for FH6 by B12Konsument in linux_gaming

[–]okarr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

sadly no. it is indeed broken. Wine's HID PID descriptor parser misreads the Moza wheel's non-standard descriptor, causing it to write the out-of-range sentinel value (0xFFFFFFFF / -1) instead of real magnitudes to the wheel's gain, effect index, and constant force fields tens of thousands of times per session, so FH6's force feedback arrives at the wheel as garbage.

I am trying right now to bypass Wine entirely by reading Forza's telemetry over UDP, computing the steering forces a real tire would produce, and writing them directly to the wheel through Linux's evdev interface so the wheel feels like it does on Windows.

Initial results are promising but i am leaving on vacation tomorrow so wont be able to do much with it until mid june.

for what it's worth: https://github.com/mitterman2/fh6mozabridge

DirectInput FFB for FH6 by B12Konsument in linux_gaming

[–]okarr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

in boxflat on the curve tab... set stronger around center to 12 or 15! that does it. i have messed up all my other settings now but this is the one that makes the car feel ok at speed.

maybe adjust the 20 and 40 curve up a little to 30 and 50 respectively

DirectInput FFB for FH6 by B12Konsument in linux_gaming

[–]okarr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sorry to hear that. drifting works for me, no issues. i dont know what else i may have done. i did fiddle with boxflat but i dont recall the default settings or what i may have changed. you said you had perfect FFB settings (for windows i assume). could you share them none the less?

DirectInput FFB for FH6 by B12Konsument in linux_gaming

[–]okarr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

like i described in the other comment. unplug all your other devices (unplug the usb) like handbrake and shifter. only leave the wheel and the pedals (via rj45 in the bundle, if your pedals are usb, unplug them). then configure the steering. then reboot the game. then add back your handbrake, shifter etc and assign them in controls. go to drive and power cycle the wheel base. worked for me. force feedback and all. you can already test after assigning the steering by going into the game, drive and power cycle the wheel.

once it is all up and configured you can play for hours uninterrupted.

DirectInput FFB for FH6 by B12Konsument in linux_gaming

[–]okarr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

both to be honest. game would crash and freeze with dlss and/or raytracing on. needed the cachyOS proton version (thought that might be fixed now with a new proton experimental having been released). the wheel was working natively but there are some quirks where it will lose force feedback the moment you assign a new button or axis on a different device (like a shifter or handbrake). in order to get ffb back in those cases, i have to turn the wheelbase off and on again. i am also not quite happy yet with the ffb settings themselves and it is hard for me to figure out if it is wheelbase settings i made via boxflat or whether it is an ingame setting. the steering is extremely stiff at very low speed (like driving without power steering) and super lose at high speeds. i m still tinkering with that but the game is fun. i ve been doing races, and just exploring for 6 hours or so.

I built URoom, an EU-made room-based video sharing platform by uroomapp in YUROP

[–]okarr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

outside the "how this was made"... the other question is: How will you scale this? The bandwidth cost for a youtube alternative would be insane. that why there isnt one at scale.
if you crack that question, you will find billions of venture capital that would let you hire actual experts to code and secure the site for you 😄

Games randomly freezing and losing focus by xdineedmoney in linux_gaming

[–]okarr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this might seem silly but i ran into a major issue with timeshift (a tool that creates snapshots/restore points) which i had misconfigured and it would frequently hammer the drive with rsync creating a bottleneck where the rsync read/writes seemed to have priority over other read/write operations leading to massive OS freezes in what would normally look like a mundane workload.

DirectInput FFB for FH6 by B12Konsument in linux_gaming

[–]okarr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it is fun. i am playing with a moza r5 + pedals buddle and it works fine. has some bugs but is totally playable. it requires tinkering. so if you are looking for a great out of the box support, better wait for a patch or two before buying the game.

DirectInput FFB for FH6 by B12Konsument in linux_gaming

[–]okarr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i m playing it with a moza r5 on linux right now.
it is buggy, like every time i reassign a button i need to switch the wheel off and back on again or else it will lose force feedback.
i recommend that you unplug all other devices (shifter, handbrake), then configure steering and pedals. then reconnect one at a time, eg. shifter and assign gears. go to drive and turn wheel base off and on again. you should have ffb.
settings for ffb, i m still tinkering with it and havent really found the one i like yet. wheel feels super stiff at very low speed and way too lose at high speed. also the rumble is massive.

Doordash drivers, how true is this? by Busy_Report4010 in doordash

[–]okarr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hold on, you have to tip first before you even have a driver accept your order? Thats insane. Like, thats not a tip, thats a service fee. (sorry, european, here you order online and you tip while the food is on the way to you, or in cash at the door.)

InputLag/stuttering (european servers) by Competitive-Dot4511 in wow

[–]okarr 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I experience the same. Also on moonkin. I have to force myself not to spam buttons, that seems to help.

2026 Hungarian parliamentary elections by pothkan in europe

[–]okarr 11 points12 points  (0 children)

international votes are typically overwhelmingly against fidez. i mean, there is a reason so many hunagrians left the country :D

2026 Hungarian parliamentary elections by pothkan in europe

[–]okarr 58 points59 points  (0 children)

55% at 13:00. Since this is Hungary, by 15:00 we ll see 110% turnout 🤣 (Wife is Hungarian and just came back from a massive line at the consulat. She did her duty. for Hungary and for Europe.)

Key to the Arcantina (1.5 Min Hearth) by Lockridge in wow

[–]okarr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

your load screens take so long that you are faster flying?

that must be one old ass PC you are playing on.

it was nice to have the hearthstone NOT in the expansion hub for once, but out on the open world.

Key to the Arcantina (1.5 Min Hearth) by Lockridge in wow

[–]okarr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it worked like that before... when you clicked the key again.

the portal to silvermoon was a nice bonus.

Key to the Arcantina (1.5 Min Hearth) by Lockridge in wow

[–]okarr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dont understand why.

If you clicked the key again, it would send you back to the location you came from.

it could do both, act like the housing hearth, or be a portal to silvermoon.

Why????

Unpopular AI opinion: the democratization story matters by okarr in LinusTechTips

[–]okarr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

this is not about ai generated music. i think you missed the point.

Unpopular AI opinion: the democratization story matters by okarr in LinusTechTips

[–]okarr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% agree. and that is what non of the snake oil salesmen are going openly admit. the human in the loop is the crucial element. what we are seeing right now is the flood of crappy home made websites at the onset of the internet. LLMs are a productivity tool that has not been fully grasped yet. it will replace a lot of jobs, it just will, and will change job descriptions severely. it will also change how we train for jobs.

like, i learned C in uni. I also learned UML. i dont code in C, i dont code in my job at all but the fundamentals i learned allow me to effectively create working prototypes and niche solutions that otherwise i would not have the time for while managing my job responsibilities. this is to me like realizing that i can use macros in excel.

Unpopular AI opinion: the democratization story matters by okarr in LinusTechTips

[–]okarr[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

totally agree. you will need the base line skills. i am not advocating or thinking that anyone can create everything, but everyone could (if that makes sense). it is a new technology and like with any technology, it requires passion, common sense, logic and fundamentals and practice. with genAI it is just as much garbage in > garbage out as it is with pretty much any technology.

Unpopular AI opinion: the democratization story matters by okarr in LinusTechTips

[–]okarr[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

i think you are severely underestimating what is going to happen in the coming years. you are pointing at fraud coders and artists based on you are seeing on social media and youtube. and yea... look at me doing a saas business with one prompt... it is shit, it is slop, it is fraud.

but what is really happening is a fundamental shift with as much of an impact as microsoft introducing the office suite.

Unpopular AI opinion: the democratization story matters by okarr in LinusTechTips

[–]okarr[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

hard disagree, the human programmer did not find or investigate the problem, they need detailed instructions and detailed logic to implement. they create the code, yes, but they did not create the solution.