I'm trying to get an ADAT signal to a distant area. The only connection between the 2 areas is RG6. I would much rather not run A long as hell cable, but if I do it'll be a CAT6 cable for future flexibility with an apsyss ADAT extender.
At a very large amount of workstations there are surge protectors getting hit by boxes and totes over and over again to the point plugs regularly come unplugged. some even have the cables for the surge protectors getting hit. I've pointed this out to management, but they ecided to do nothing about it. Is this an OSHA violation? Is there anything I can do?
there's a roller sled that the boxes get rolled down and the surge protector is right in the path.
I'm concidering buying a wii to dump the nand so I could enjoy the internet connected wii stuff to the full extent, but I'm worried about what if the previous owner did the same thing and got banned on wiilink. Will I have to just roll the dice and hope or is there some way of knowing before I buy?
I'm concidering buying a wii to dump the nand so I could enjoy the internet connected wii stuff to the full extent, but I'm worried about what if the previous owner did the same thing and got banned on wiilink.
Anytime I enable the direct pro controller driver all my controllers stop appearing accept a lic pro (first party switch pro controller) if connected with bluetooth adapter, but with no gyro support (has gyro when connected via Mayflash ns2).
I'm running a fresh install of fedora KDE 44
I have xbox one s controllers
1st party switch pro controllers (lic2 pro and lic pro) show up but no gyro
3rd party switch controllers (this) don't show up
and a 1st party ps5 controller doesn't show up
All the controllers controllers connect and work as long as the direct driver isn't enabled.
Is the improvement the direct driver offers worth all this effort to get it working? for example how noticeable is the latency decrease and improved gyro accuracy?