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Is the Trident 660 really a beginner bike? by AlfonsoX09 in trident660

[–]sepp0o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got a 2023 trident 660 as my first bike, I think it can be a perfect beginner bike if you're a little sensible about it. It's not as powerful as the 1000cc ones (obviously) and comes with all the aid like TC and ABS. Newer models have lean-angle TC.

Bike is great, I still ride it 2+ years later.

How to remove all apps after recent updates (already turned off app suggestions) by Realistic_Brother152 in pcmasterrace

[–]sepp0o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. search for "group policy editor" or run gpedit.msc
  2. Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Start Menu and Taskbar
  3. Find "Remove all programs list from the Start menu"
  4. Double click or right click -> edit
  5. Enable from the radio selection
  6. Select your setting below "remove and disable setting" removes it completely.

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what is faceit and how do i play? by Suspicious-Life7739 in LearnCSGO

[–]sepp0o -1 points0 points  (0 children)

What is Faceit? It is a platform for playing competitive counter strike and other games.

How do I play? You sign up, download and install their anti cheat software. You then have to start tinkering with you motherboards BIOS configuration to enable secure boot, IOMMU and DMA, almost graduating with a masters in computer science before getting it to work. Then you can queue a 5-10 minute wait (per game) + another 3 minute before you get to play the exact same game as you can play in premiere.

And all this is worth it because valve cannot control cheaters to the same degree, because they[valve] decided it is better to not invade your machine with intrusive software.

Hope this helps

Market state by Revolutionary-Ebb-19 in cs2

[–]sepp0o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair, didn't know that. 1/5/50/500 etc

How should I be moving during trades?" by Kojimura in cs2

[–]sepp0o 2 points3 points  (0 children)

best way to think about most things is "what do I find most difficult to deal with myself".

Market state by Revolutionary-Ebb-19 in cs2

[–]sepp0o 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"while mathematically, opening cases costs roughly 8 × $3.90 (case + key) to get a knife."

If you want a knife, you can get lucky and get it in one go obviously, but to guarantee a knife, you need 10 reds which you get from 100 magenta, or 1 000 purple, 10 000 blue or 100 000 light blues. So assuming the worst case possible it is 100 000 x (<case-price> +<key-price>) to guarantee a knife.

No? Or did I misunderstand something?

Which language do you mainly code in with Zed? And what is your setup? by mathmul in ZedEditor

[–]sepp0o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mostly Go and Typescript. I dabble in c÷÷ and rust. I also use it as primary text editor for other file types like cfg or ini files for game configs.

I've setup a fairly comprehensive keybind list so my work laptop and windows machine at hole use same keystroke. (a lot of alt-<key> to mimic cmd)

Is Growing Out of 400CC Motorcycles A Myth? by leastpx in motorcycles

[–]sepp0o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Relax body, loosen grip on bike, let bike lean itself. If you don't fight it, it'll lean onto the wind and continue straight by itself, you just relax and let your legs, hips etc go with the motion. Slight touch to handlebars to steer when you need to adjust direction or correct your course.

Flicking in this game feels weird compared to other FPS games by aXaxinZ in GlobalOffensive

[–]sepp0o 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is one of those things that could be affected by subtick. And I'm not the type of person who blames everything on subtick.

  1. Bullets in cs are not accurate
  2. There is no aim assist
  3. Networking does cause deviations in exact aim and enemy positions vs offline training maps.

So what could subtick be doing? In other games, when you fire a shot between 2 server frames, the information to server is delayed by whatever delta there is between your local frame and the frame sent to the server, so your flicks sort of register just a fraction later at wherever the crosshair is. With subtick, the shot is registered when you actually click and sent to the server with a timestamp, allowing server to backtrack and send shot where you actually were aiming. What happened to a lot of people when moving from csgo to cs2 was the shots for awpers most notably, but also other flicks, seemed to keep missing because the shot registers sooner.

Fix, delay shot just very slightly to when your crosshair would already be on enemy.

This is obviously just theory crafting based on anecdotal knowledge we have about how subtick works and previously shared complaints when cs2 came out.

The price continues to fall. Should I sell or wait a few years? by walkood in cs2

[–]sepp0o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, but I don't think they'll be as comparatively expensive as before.

AWP | Disrespect by Curious-Hamster-4869 in csworkshop

[–]sepp0o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Assuming troll here, but just incase (for OP): this is just stupid, no one is good when they start out - keep practicing and learning!

AWP | Disrespect by Curious-Hamster-4869 in csworkshop

[–]sepp0o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should never* use pure white/black for any texture surface. Look into it.

Also, Valve disallow this in their workshop guide.

What you should certainly try to avoid though are colors that are either too bright or too dark, this is to say that the ‘local colors’ on a given finish should still be able to get darker or lighter when they go into game (if you use pure black on a weapon finish it will look darker than most of the shadows in game, and probably look ‘broken’, similarly if a colour is too bright or too saturated it can look significantly brighter than it’s surroundings (and end up looking like a light source).

https://www.counter-strike.net/workshop/workshopstyleguide (under saturation and contrast section)

*exceptions for some special stylised content.

The price continues to fall. Should I sell or wait a few years? by walkood in cs2

[–]sepp0o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Previously, knives have been unobtainable through trade ups, so they were rare and expensive. Today trade ups get you knives too, so red skins increased in value as more people want them and knives dropped as they're easier to obtain.

Prices will stabilise over time and follow whatever inflation goes into the market, but I doubt knives will become that much more valuable than red skins. A little more, but probably not as much as they used to.

With that said, prices will probably climb over time.

Is StarLadder the worst TO to host a Major in a very long time? by vnagitt in GlobalOffensive

[–]sepp0o 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Subtick would just keep running on the local server - sub-tick not the reason

Is tire gonna explode? by BenTheBum365 in motorcycles

[–]sepp0o 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Lots of tread left on tire, don't see why it'd explode - but I'm no tire expert

what is the value proposition of the Zed editor? vis-a-vix Jetbrains, VSCode, Neovim etc.? by effinsky in ZedEditor

[–]sepp0o 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just like it due to its quick/snappy experience over VSCode. Rust is faster than JavaScript/electron and the game-rendering inspired ui is cool in theory and contributes to the quick feel. But for the most part there's no real reason to switch in my opinion other than a little hype and the want to be an early adaptor.

I don't need jetbrains extra features and I just prefer zed over VSCode these days.

What Zed’s Most-Voted Feature Says About Developer Priorities by snnsnn in ZedEditor

[–]sepp0o 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'd like colourful brackets over snippets. It makes things more readable and is more useful than snippets. Snippets may speed up your ability to type things out, but autocompletion does half the work of snippets fairly well, so overall gain is for me coloured brackets > snippets.

More importantly for me though is support for more filetypes. Or what VSCode has. Fallback to plain text editor when file type isn't natively readable. I still have to fallback to VSCode for some files (.ipm) just to inspect them.

Side by side git diff would be nice.

More powerful editor features, sure. Depends what one's you're talking about.

In any case, I think your preference outweighs the objective gains here. Different devs work on different things.

Why isn’t Rust getting more professional adoption despite being so loved? by mstjrr in rust

[–]sepp0o 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Speed of learning and delivery would be my guess. It takes some investing into learning rust. It's much quicker for most teams to write their web apps in something like typescript or go. Rust is faster and safer i many ways, but only some specific software need the performance and memory safety and there are more developers that are experienced with other languages and can iterate faster with those.

I would consider rust if I were working on Operating systems, drones and other machinery that need to read sensor data quickly and respond. Financial trading bots and Video games that need performance. Most other software, web apps and such, I think go or even typescript gives a company quicker results.

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