gpu is 3070ti, cpu is i9-12900. let's say I'm trying to record rdr2, 1440p, indistinguishable quality. theoretically what would be the best option? I've been using cpu encoding for a while and I feel like it serves me better than when I tried gpu encoding. gpu encoding would crash quite often.
didn't get a single fraudulent alert buying 11 cats one after another
id like to see some real purebreed bmcs and hear about what jobs they do
radarscope is still using the old system, but weatherfront has the new one. such a monumental improvement
Never gotten a clean answer on this and I expect the other pitbull subreddits not to know. What is the exact difference between the American Pit Bull Terrier and the American Staffordshire Terrier? I've heard they are able to be cross-registered in different kennel clubs which complicates things, the American Pit Bull Terrier being recognized by the UKC, and the American Staffordshire Terrier being recognized by the AKC. How do the breeds differ, if at all? Are the two synonymous and the name changes based on the country they're from? If not, are both breeds present in countries where only one is recognized? Any information helps! Would also like to see photos of registered or champion dogs. Thanks!
Know nothing about coins. This is the best one out of the collection of about a dozen coins, the rest aren't worth much. Seems to be in pretty good condition? I know I probably shouldn't be handling it without protection but I won't touch it from now on lol. What kind of demand would this have?
Everyone knows you need to hide in the event of a tornado warning. But what if the conditions are too dangerous, and sheltering in place wouldn't save you?
In most situations, the average person would not notice or receive enough early warning to be able to evacuate from a dangerous tornado, but if given enough early warning and if you had enough knowledge, wouldn't evacuating be the best course of action? I can think of plenty of issues with the idea of evacuating for a dangerous tornado, but I'm curious to see what other people think.
I imagine this will be a hard one so good luck to anyone who attempts it. The images I took are high res so you should be able to zoom in if reddit doesn't kill the quality, if it does I can upload them somewhere else if it's too hard to see. Thank you!
remained unwarned for at least like five minutes then got an observed warning, being chased by StormRunner Media
Turned it into some ai garbage and you can't even access the old one! It used to let me use it if I turned off my internet but that no longer works. Even then the new UI is very unintuitive compared to the old one.
Many dog breeds across the world are not represented here in the US and it is hard to find information about them. What breeds do you have that are unique to Russia, or the surrounding area? What breeds are common in the area? What is the pedigree and show scene like? Which kinds of dog sports happen there? How does your dog population differ from the US?
More specifically the tornado warnings. Compared to the States, their polygons are very vague, not showing the direction the rotation is moving in. Instead they issue warnings in excessively large clumps or boxes that don't really indicate where the severe weather is exactly.
gone through maceration, isopropyl alcohol, dish soap, still needs degreasing. what is the white stuff and how can I get it off? eastern cottontail if anyone cares
I live in the US and would like to know more about how Canada handles tornadoes. As far as I've seen and heard, CA is not as good as the US with weather related things. Their radars seem harder to read (maybe just me but aren't they older than the US's?) and their warnings aren't as specific as the US's. Is there an equivalent for the SPC regarding tornado/thunderstorm risk in CA? Is reading CA radar truly harder than reading US Radar? I also learned they decommissioned their weather radio system recently. How can people in CA receive emergency alerts? Any information is appreciated!