u/akabillposters

I recently switched GRB to ‘Performance’, which prioritises frame rate over resolution.
I play as a Sharpshooter, which offers a Sensor Launcher as the special item.

Ever since switching to Performance (with 60fps) most times I use the Sensor Launcher it seems to hit an invisible barrier a short distance from my position, then fall straight down, ending up nowhere near where I was aiming. This happens when I’m in an elevated position overlooking the area I want to target.

This happened from time to time before I switched, but it seems to happen more often than not now. If it happens once, I can try multiple times and it happens every time.

There are no more updates or bug fixes coming for GRB, but is there something I can do to prevent or limit the problem from occurring (other than switching off ‘Performance’)?

My Apple Photos library has close to 15,000 images in it. Decades of images and photos, organised into dozens of Albums.

It includes many thousands of 'Inspiration' images, including many screenshots captured in PNG format. This bloats the library size hugely, and consumes far more local/iCloud storage than it needs to.

With webp being supported, and producing much smaller filesizes with no real loss of quality (compared to PNG) is there any way to convert PNG images in the library, possibly above a certain filesize, into webp, while retaining name, date added, meta data, and importantly, have them remain in whatever albums they're already present in?

Thanks for any pointers.

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:sigh: Yes, Apple, this nonsense is getting tesious. Really, really tesious.

It regularly has a brainfart mid-writing, that it can't recover from, questioning valid words, offering nonsense replacements. It regularly loses track of sentence structure.

The entire keyboard experience has got noticeably worse in the past couple of years. WTH are they doing over there?

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