u/Confident_Echo_1537

O co chodzi z tymi klawiaturami mechanicznymi?

Często widzę na zdjęciach tego typu klawiatury i kojarzą mi się one głównie z graczami i z tym, że są głośne. Jaką mają przewagę nad takimi jakie są w laptopach?

Jestem już stary i miałem taką klawiaturę w commodore i potem w pc. Jak się przesiadłem na wyspową to wydawała mi się o wiele lepsza.

Teraz używam logitech mx keys, ale mają też mechaniczne w ofercie...

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u/Confident_Echo_1537 — 3 days ago

What do you do with outdated dead videos on your channel?

A question mainly for people who run a news channel. For example, I was discussing an event that happened a few years ago, and at the time of its publication, many people were watching it, but years later, the video is dead. Should I delete such videos?

Old, dead videos somehow affect the algorithm?

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u/Confident_Echo_1537 — 8 days ago

How to reduce ram temperature?

Hi, can you help me? What can I change to stop the memory from overheating?

I should mention that I have a SFF case, there's no way to install fans, and I don't game on my computer, just work.

I tried lowering the tREFI to 50k, but it didn't help. The memory has been working 100% stably for several months. However, when I close the case, it starts throwing errors in stress tests when it exceeds 55 degrees Celsius. With the case open, it stays below 50 degrees Celsius and there are no errors.

u/Confident_Echo_1537 — 10 days ago

IT guy channel - does that make sense?

I'm wondering. I work in IT, and I generally repair a lot of hardware and software for regular users. I also know good After Effects.

I'd like to create a faceless channel where I solve these problems. I'd like them to be 1-2-minute videos with English subtitles, but not shorts, only long form. Generally, there are a lot of videos about connecting a printer to a computer, etc. I know that such a channel needs hundreds of videos to get going.

I also don't want to do things like "This feature in Windows changed my life," but rather focus on a specific problem.

Do you think such a channel makes sense?

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u/Confident_Echo_1537 — 11 days ago

I've heard that the new S26u handles nighttime photos better, but is there any improvement in low-light recording?

I use my S25u to record scenes from a 4K 60Hz projector in a completely darkened room. I'm wondering if there will be any improvement in the new model?

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u/Confident_Echo_1537 — 21 days ago