I've never even heard of Crodino until this post. Might need to see if I can find some, sounds interesting
Interesting twist! I have to say though the best Whiskey Sour I’ve ever had comes from Suderman
- 1.5oz Bourbon
- .5oz Apple Brandy like Laird’s BiB
- 1oz Lemon Juice
- .5oz 2:1 Simple
- .5oz Velvet Falernum
- 1 Egg White or other foaming agent
Reverse dry shaken, and then a bunch of Angostura drops on top of the foam of the finished drink.
Yeah, mostly just want the ultrawide for work. Don’t game super frequently, but don’t want it to be a blurry mess when I do
Is the LG 34GP83A-B still the best IPS 34" Ultrawide?
Currently rocking two 1440p 27" monitors. My job is offering me $500 for home office improvements, so I'm looking at swapping one for a 34" 21:9 ultrawide. My brother got a LG 34GP83A-B two years ago and loves it. Is that still the best option? It'd be used mostly for programming, but I like to play a variety of games here and there. Looked at a few newer Dell Ultrasharps but they're more expensive and reviews say their bad for gaming due to motion blur.
I hate the "5K2K" nomenclature. Why not just ultrawide 2160p.
Does look like a nice monitor though.
Anyone have any experience with the ExpertBook line? I've only ever heard recs for Lenovo's and HP's business lines.
So Intel is following AMD now with a super confusing naming scheme?
I'm surprised Microsoft ranked so low. They've really been pushing repairability in their recent models
One thing Jellyfin is way better at is offline viewing. I have frequent internet outages at my house and I've run into issues multiple times where Plex wouldn't stream my own local media because it couldn't connect to the internet. For this, Jellyfin has always just worked.
Easiest way to tell is to transcode something and see if your CPU spikes. If it's offloaded to the GPU it shouldn't.
Also make sure you have it configured correctly. On your Admin Dashboard under Playback > Transcoding, check that Intel QuickSync (QSV) is selected.
I have an N100 (Intel 12th gen) so I think your settings should be similar. For mine I have pretty much everything checked except for VP8, the two HEVC RExt options, and "Allow encoding in AV1 format"
This seems like something that should be kept local. What's the point of all these NPUs otherwise
I used to have similar issues, was due to my PC not being able to handle the transcoding. Enabling hardware acceleration with the correct settings fixed it for me.