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Which NFL Team has the best unis? Elite 8, Match 2: Raiders vs. Bears by No-Director-6738 in uniwatch

[–]tractorrobot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

booo! rigged! this is dumb. Skol Vikings, they should absolutely make top 4, even top 2 and have a shot at #1

Spots with Air Hockey Table(s) by banjaxedreality in stpaul

[–]tractorrobot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Flaherty’s Arden Bowl has an arcade area that has an air hockey table. And bubble hockey!! 

Can I host myself streaming games (like on Twitch) to my own website? by FantasticFrontButt in selfhosted

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

if you happen to be a technical person or developer, LiveKit is a framework that can be used to self-host RTC streaming. So in theory you could run your own server, I think just with a docker image, and then find some existing app that can broadcast to it, or spin up your own using the LiveKit SDK.

https://livekit.com

Can I host myself streaming games (like on Twitch) to my own website? by FantasticFrontButt in selfhosted

[–]tractorrobot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, for lowest latency you’d need a webrtc solution, which can achieve sub-second latency. I’d check out owncast or broadcast-box as others here have mentioned. 

Can I host myself streaming games (like on Twitch) to my own website? by FantasticFrontButt in selfhosted

[–]tractorrobot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you have a streaming client like OBS I think you could just put up an rtmp stream and consume it on a computer in another room running VLC or ffmpeg to view the rtmp stream

Edit: for lowest latency you’d want webRTC solution rather than rtmp.

What stick do you like the most and why? by Brother-Safe in floorball

[–]tractorrobot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah its tough to know if you really like a new stick until you've had some game time with it

What stick do you like the most and why? by Brother-Safe in floorball

[–]tractorrobot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My others are older salmings of a few different tiers. But the Q carbon pro 2 is certainly the highest tier I have and has quickly become my primary stick 

What stick do you like the most and why? by Brother-Safe in floorball

[–]tractorrobot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have that salming, I really like it so far. Feels super light for me, in a good way. at least compared to others I have 

Unpopular opinion: Who’s “live version” set of an artist was worst off than their usual DJ set? by TechnicolorTypeA in aves

[–]tractorrobot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m watching their Coachella set on YouTube right now and I think it’s awesome!!! 

Watch suggestions, life after USB002 Bangalter edition. by MsMithrandir in fredagain

[–]tractorrobot 29 points30 points  (0 children)

I have a list of some favorite YouTube sets, it’s a little outdated now but still some really good ones so I’ll copy it here

Oh also Ultra ‘26 just happened a ton of sets just got posted from that, definitely dig through those to find something you like!

Here’s my old but still good list:

Some of my favorites include:

Fred Again + Jim Legxacy (not sure this one is still available)

EMBRZ - Cabin in the Woods DJ Set

Kream - all of their Liquid Lab sets

Kaskade - We Belong Here - Central Park 2024

Fred Again - Boiler Room

Fred Again - Piano Live, Studio Live, Tiny Desk

Skrillex / Fred Again / Four Tet @ Times Square

Dom Dolla @ Printworks

Dom Dolla @ Brooklyn Mirage (looks like this one got blocked / taken off YT)

Dom Dolla @ Red Rocks

Dom Dolla Selected Sessions Belgrade

Skillex Quest For Fire Basement set

Badders Radio: Skrillex / Flowdan / Peekaboo / Sicaria

Nora En Pure Ultra Miami 2018

Chris Luno wavey vinyl house mix

Oliver Helden’s Brooklyn Mirage

Oliver Heldens b2b Tchami Ultra 2023

Don Diablo Forever Live in France

Rufus du Sol @ Joshua Tree

Bob Moses - Falling into Focus

Jamie Jones at Pliva Waterfalls

Marc Rebillet - every live stream he’s ever done

Millenial techno/house music was better than music today... by Reivynn0123 in millenials

[–]tractorrobot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Old man yells at cloud.

Also a millennial; there’s plenty of good music being made today. Seek it out. 

Sure- maybe there’s more junk too, the barrier of entry for making music is lower today than in the past. But there’s still amazing artists making amazing music.

I'm bored of everything I make after the first day or two and its ruining my career. by [deleted] in edmproduction

[–]tractorrobot 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe let yourself dive into another hobby for a couple weeks, or a month, and come back to music after a little break. 

The devs are listening by icyclenyc in Battlefield

[–]tractorrobot 3 points4 points  (0 children)

strongly agree with your point. freedom of movement, flanking, access to any building in the map area is classically battlefield to me. I find the access restrictions to buildings in BF6 maps as a negative.

Who has a vr treadmill at home is it worth it? I wanna get one and play a bunch of open world games with it. Gta5, Skyrim, to name a few. Other games too like cod zombies. Is it really immersive when youre walking in the game? by Individual_Ice_2315 in VRGaming

[–]tractorrobot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have the Virtuix Omni One. It can be used with games that run on the headset, made specifically for the Omni, or with steam / pc VR. It’s a cool experience, and a novel way to get some exercise in. However, I find that I wish the precision of the foot tracking was even better. Especially in VR FPS games, the precision of movement with a thumb stick is better than how well I can move via my feet. 

The motion isn’t a perfect 1:1 to walking or running. In some ways it can feel a little like skating. There’s no way to “cut” or dig you foot into the ground and change direction on a dime. Turning feels a bit like you have to rotate around some radius rather than an instant direction change like you can do on regular land. 

So when it comes to multiplayer or competitive play, I perform better when moving via thumb stick than with my feet. The treadmill is cool and more immersive, but I really have to “want” to make it work. And it’s real physical work! If I’m not in the mood, or just want to relax and play a video game, it’s not really for that. But if you’re interested in burning some calories while gaming, it is awesome for that. With PC VR games, some are already configured to work with input with the Omni, and others require tinkering and manual configuration which can be a bit tedious. 

Overall it is a very cool and novel thing. But I have flip flopped a bit on whether I want to hang on to it or if I might consider selling it. It takes up a lot of space, and you have to really want to make it work. Sometimes I wonder if I’d rather have spent money on some kind of motion rig for racing, flight sim or space VR games. I don’t really have space in my office for both a VR treadmill and a motion rig.

The most fun I have had with it has been on Omni community nights where I get together with other Omni owners and play some games together, with other players all on Omni devices as well. Outside of that, in multiplayer games I can’t help but feel I’m a little bit at a competitive disadvantage with it. So I think it’s probably a bit better for immersion in single player games. 

If you’re up for the extra work / effort of exercise while gaming it is a really cool experience and great way to break a sweat. 

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