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I am planning to buy this laptop mainly for work,

HP omnibook x flip 16

Core ultra 7 256V

Arc 140v igpu

16gb LPDDR5x ram

1TB SSD

however I want to run Citron on it and Play TOTK or BOTW. But I couldn’t find any related emulation benchmarks for this CPU and IGPU.

Did anyone tried running On similar setup?

Thanks in advance?

My first wireless mic was fine for short shoots, but wear it all day and you definitely feel it. Then I tried a smaller one, but the audio just wasn’t there. It sounded kinda compressed and thin compared to what I was used to.

Lately I’ve been looking for something that actually sounds decent without being a pain to carry. Came across the DJI Mic Mini 2 and it caught my eye for a couple of reasons.

It has a magnetic clip you can rotate depending on how you’re wearing it, which seems super handy. The charging case fits everything, including the receiver, and is basically wallet sized. That alone feels way more convenient than my current setup.

I’m pretty tempted. Anyone else fed up with clunky wireless mics? What did you end up switching to?

Mobile creative team at a casual game studio. We've started subscribing to an ad intelligence platform a few months back and the raw data is genuinely useful. Top competitor creative refresh cadence, format mix, hook archetype distribution, all of it surfaces cleanly.

Where we keep stumbling is the operational step after the data lands. The information sits in a shared workspace, gets reviewed in a weekly sync, and maybe 30% of it actually changes anything in next sprint's briefs. The rest gets archived because nobody knows how to phrase "competitor X is running 14 hook variants of the same character" as a productive brief.

I think the issue is who owns the translation. Our UA manager doesn't write briefs, the creative producer interprets data inconsistently, and nobody's clearly accountable for the synthesis step.

Curious what setups other teams run. The ad intel tools themselves (Insightrackr, AppMagic, Sensor Tower, SocialPeta) all surface the data, that part is solved. What I'm trying to figure out: is there a specific role, ritual, or template you use to turn the insights into actual creative directives? Or is this just a craft problem nobody has nailed?

how do you guys actually stay on top of major company news in real time? like, paid newsletter or a bloomberg terminal kind of setup?

or have you built your own monitoring with RSS / twitter lists?

anyone here pulling earnings filings, 8-Ks, analyst ratings straight from a broker or third party API and setting up auto alerts when something drops?

Been trying to trim down the small stuff in my travel setup and somehow the wallet is the thing I keep overthinking lol.

At home I just use my normal wallet but it's loaded with cards I basically never touch. On a trip I really only need one card, a backup, some cash, and maybe a transit card or hotel key.

Full wallet feels like overkill. But loose cards in a pocket feels sketchy. And burying everything in the main bag is safer but then every coffee run or ticket gate turns into a whole thing.

Been wondering if a small quick-access cardholder just makes more sense for trips than dragging the normal wallet along.

What do you guys actually do? Normal wallet, dedicated travel cardholder, pouch, or just cards floating somewhere in the bag?