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Shame Boy posted:wait like you can turn on and off the detents? how the hell does that work it's probably the best feature Logitech has not all of their mice have it, and basically no other manufacturers have anything like it, except I think maybe razer (lol). put that in free spin and just cruise through the shitposts 
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at least on the OG mx master, the scroll wheel ratchet thing is a little clicky wheel that literally moves into place when you hit the button, you can feel it clunk when it moves. iirc it's attached to a little arm but it's been a few years since i poked around inside idk how it works when you're just scrolling but i'm guessing past a certain torque they have it move out of place for free spin the newer models might have some kind of piezo idk
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May 2, 2024 20:36
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they should make magnetic scroll wheels, so you can change the clickiness/strength/etc to your taste
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in a well actually posted:love to hit logi button to disengage the pawl for v long window buffers honestly the best one on the g502 yep. helps me deal with a lot of users in here.
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i miss the mx revolution's programmable solenoid for changing between clicky and free-spin. you could bind it to a button, have it change based on app in focus, have it switch modes during spin based on rpm, etc... very nice. the g502 button is very enjoyable to click on and off, but its not as cool imo
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polyester concept posted:my mouse has the clicky wheel for casual scrolling but if you scroll it fast, it auto-disables thru some kind of centrifugal clutch mechanism and lets you freewheel at high speed for professional scrolling quote:To rapidly switch between detent mode and free mode in the wheel, the Logitech team engineered a fascinating little circuit that energizes a coil to do the work that was previously done by a large motor, cam, springs, swing-arm, and ball detent. and weirdly enough I just saw an article recently describing how the whole thing works, but not that one
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May 2, 2024 20:52
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Shaggar posted:i miss the mx revolution's programmable solenoid for changing between clicky and free-spin. you could bind it to a button, have it change based on app in focus, have it switch modes during spin based on rpm, etc... very nice. the g502 button is very enjoyable to click on and off, but its not as cool imo i'd rather click the button than janitor a mouse
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May 2, 2024 20:54
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wheel feel doesn’t roll off the tongue in the same way as knob feel
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Roosevelt posted:i'd rather click the button than janitor a mouse sh/sc is thataway, i guess
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May 2, 2024 20:59
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Chris Knight posted:https://blog.bolt.io/logitech-mx-master-3-vs-2s/ cool
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May 2, 2024 21:00
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rotor posted:you may not like it but this is what peak mousing performance looks like is the ruler to measure your micropenis on
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May 2, 2024 21:09
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Roosevelt posted:i'd rather click the button than janitor a mouse its way better, but probably adds cost so they discontinued it
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May 2, 2024 21:15
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Shame Boy posted:is the ruler to measure your micropenis on no, that part slides in and out to make the mouse longer or shorter idk why they made it all gamerstyle, they shoulda marketed it to broken hands people, its super ergo friendly
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May 2, 2024 21:22
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i mean no, YOU have a micropenis!!!
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Shame Boy posted:is the ruler to measure your micropenis on PM me your amazon wishlist link and you can find out
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in a well actually posted:high speed low drag scrolling perfect for scrolling past your posts
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May 2, 2024 21:48
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opa gamerstyle
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I got a g502 on sale when it was cheaper than a new performance whatever and was like "lol adjustable weights whatever" but they're actually good. shame I don't play many FPS games anymore so I'm poo poo anyway
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rotor posted:you may not like it but this is what peak mousing performance looks like Are you a fan of Aphex Twin?
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Jonny 290 posted:sh/sc is thataway, i guess did you just tell me to go gently caress myself?
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rotor posted:you may not like it but this is what peak mousing performance looks like I had this mouse back in the day and it's such a lovable piece of garbage
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w00tmonger posted:I had this mouse back in the day and it's such a lovable piece of garbage its just a mouse but it is SUPER comfy for me, most comfy mouse ever
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I had a RAT years ago and I really liked the ergo but the hardware itself seemed pretty flimsy and it stopped working within a year 
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Plus when people walk into my
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ADINSX posted:I had a RAT years ago and I really liked the ergo but the hardware itself seemed pretty flimsy and it stopped working within a year the wired one i had was a tank but the rubber overmolding started rotting away after idk how many years the wireless one is still goin but the battery holder will absolutely snap off pretty soon
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I may have had a defective one it never quite worked right and I remember the optical lens looked a little weird, like it had an air bubble in it or something. I need a new work mouse I might give them another try
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rotor posted:the wired one i had was a tank but the rubber overmolding started rotting away after idk how many years I'd still be using my Performance MX if the rubber coating hadn't gotten all funky. A while back Aliexpress had some replacement shells, and I missed the window to order one and have regretted it ever since. TerminalRaptor fucked around with this message at 04:05 on May 3, 2024 |
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rotor posted:you may not like it but this is what peak mousing performance looks like this looks like professor x’s hover chair
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Last Chance posted:this looks like professor x’s hover chair the pinky shelf is what makes it for me i love the horizontal scrollwheel but it just doesnt come in handy ever
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probably good if you're looking at pictures of my mom tbh
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Eeyo posted:they should make magnetic scroll wheels, so you can change the clickiness/strength/etc to your taste unsure if  but their latest mx master/anywhere have that and it feels so cooli have mine set at 10% strength, and it autoswitches to 0% if i start scrolling fast enough 
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I got an email from google titled "Your Android devices will soon join the Find My Device network" and after briefly being confused as to what the gently caress that means I guess google is finally launching the clone of the airtag system it's been working on
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legally distinct from the "Find My network"
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I was actually confused by the name because "find my device" sounds like it should be for finding your android phones but I think the main point is that unless I opt out my phones will be scanning for other devices/tags. In typical google fashion it's worded pretty confusingly, either accidentally or more likely deliberately because they don't want people to opt out and I don't think I would have understood what it was saying if I didn't already know they were working on an airtag competitor.quote:You can use Find My Device today to locate devices when they’re connected to the internet. With the new Find My Device network, you’ll be able to locate your devices even if they’re offline. You can also find any compatible Fast Pair accessories when they’re disconnected from your device. This includes compatible earbuds and headphones, and trackers that you can attach to your wallet, keys, or bike. That said I'm happy about it because as an android user it's sucked that I haven't been able to use airtags because they seem useful. mystes fucked around with this message at 15:04 on May 3, 2024 |
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mystes posted:I was actually confused by the name because "find my device" sounds like it should be for finding your android phones but I think the main point is that unless I opt out my phones will be scanning for other devices/tags. In typical google fashion it's worded pretty confusingly, either accidentally or more likely deliberately because they don't want people to opt out and I don't think I would have understood what it was saying if I didn't already know they were working on an airtag competitor. "We desperately need you to give us your yummy geolocation data so we can implement a lovely version of Apple's device tracking network. We'll treat this data the same way we treat your existing geolocation information (by using it to sell you ads)"
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Branch Nvidian posted:"We desperately need you to give us your yummy geolocation data so we can implement a lovely version of Apple's device tracking network. We'll treat this data the same way we treat your existing geolocation information (by using it to sell you ads)"
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If you enable it it should also tell your insurance company so they can raise the rates accordingly
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BMan posted:It's because there are only 4 bits you can use for extra buttons in the usb standard, anything past that has to be proprietary kinda sorta but not really. you are describing HID Boot Protocol, which has a predefined packet format for keyboards and mice. this is also where nkro problems with crappy usb keyboards come from. HID Boot Protocol hasn't been relevant for a long time now, as the name suggests this was a specialized sub-mode intended to be used by BIOS code back when USB was this new and scary thing. everything from UEFI firmware to, obviously, actual operating systems has supported full HID for decades, and HID itself allows devices to send input data using almost completely arbitrary packet formats. HID defines a complicated system of binary "report descriptors" and hierarchical and contextual "usage codes" that allow devices to self-describe an almost totally arbitrary packet format and the meanings of the values encoded therein respectively. there isn't really even such a thing as a "usb keyboard" or "usb mouse" as such, you can describe a device that has characteristics of both. like you could put a small selection of keyboard keys on a mouse for example, or you could add left click and right click buttons to a keyboard. at least in theory; in practice most multifunction input devices pretend to be a semi-separate standard keyboard and standard mouse due to Windows-specific jank. 
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