The back lever thing is a simplification. It’s more that they visualise it as controlling the yaw and pitch, like gluing the joystick to the top of their head. Point is though that it’s there as an accessible option
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Its two different perspectives. One is controlling a character as if they are controlling a camera from the rear. The other is the more common, where you’re using the joystick to move the point that you’re looking at.
Its not so bad, it’s just a context switch. In an fps game you’re changing the direction your character is intending to look. Wanna look left, tilt left. Wanna look up, tilt up.
In a flying game, you’re controlling the attitude of the plane, it helps to think of your joystick being glued to the top of the plane.
I like to imagine inverted players control their character by grabbing a stick on the top of their characters head
Its unreal engine but still incredible
Checking my blind spot has saved me from driving into cars several times on the highway.
boletus@sh.itjust.worksto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If it is common knowledge that shutting a garage door with a running ICE vehicle inside will kill you, why do you think so many people think 1 billion ICE vehicles aren't bad in the atmosphere?1·9 months agoNot sure about the egulf, but the Volt in Australia is a Holden badge and I am pretty sure is a hybrid. The cheapest you can get here is a Nissan leaf, which I honestly had no idea existed until now.
Regardless, all manufacturers are adding electric to a lot of their range, as the years go, they’ll be cheaper second hand and I bet that’s when adoption will sky-rocket.
boletus@sh.itjust.worksto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•If it is common knowledge that shutting a garage door with a running ICE vehicle inside will kill you, why do you think so many people think 1 billion ICE vehicles aren't bad in the atmosphere?5·9 months agoI like to think most people, at least where I live, know cars burn up the planet. Problem is most can’t afford a $50k AUD EV, even on finance, but a 2011 Hyundai shit box or a 2005 Toyota hilux is less than $10k.
Oh also, cars are being made to be replaced within a few years. Cost and build quality of modern vehicles pushes me away from buying an EV. Hopefully in the future, they become more ubiquitous, cheaper, and we can solve the problem of handling old batteries and stability.
boletus@sh.itjust.worksto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Did non-RGB mechanical keyboards cease to exist? Can anyone recommend some?4·9 months agoThat’s unfortunate. A few of my co workers have keychrons and they disabled/set their back lights to a static colour and they’ve never had issues with it resetting.
My ducky keyboard has DIP switches and it’s nice to be able to swap what I want from there.
boletus@sh.itjust.worksto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Did non-RGB mechanical keyboards cease to exist? Can anyone recommend some?41·9 months agoAny decent keyboard saves the rgb profile on the keyboard itself. My ducky, nuphy and any keychrons I’ve used never reset their rgb or macro settings.
boletus@sh.itjust.worksto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Did non-RGB mechanical keyboards cease to exist? Can anyone recommend some?3·9 months agoNuphy boards use QMK which is configurable through VIA which is open source and web based. Pretty convenient. Otherwise you can just configure it using button combos as per their instructions.
boletus@sh.itjust.worksto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Did non-RGB mechanical keyboards cease to exist? Can anyone recommend some?12·9 months agoDucky keyboards and most rgb mechs let you define the keyboard just with fn combinations. The software is for convenience
boletus@sh.itjust.worksto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•I am about to board a flight. What sequence of events would occur if (by chance) for no apparent reason a window got completely smashed out?5·9 months agoYou would only be awake for 30s after sudden decompression
boletus@sh.itjust.worksto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•What was going on in England in the 1970s to give Monty Python so much comedy fodder that is still relevant today?25·9 months agoThe queer community has been known and active for a very long time. The stonewall riots occured in 1969, making it prime time to make media about the LGBTQ community.
I’m not disagreeing that it’s different. It’s a more fair comparison to compare it to embedded software development, where you are writing low level code for a specific piece of hardware.
I’m just saying that abstraction in general is not an excuse for the current state of computer software. Computers are so insanely fast nowadays it makes no sense that Windows file Explorer and other such software can be so sluggish still.
Abstraction does not have to imply significant performance loss.
boletus@sh.itjust.worksto No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•How am I supposed to obtain income?2·10 months agoThere are usually many layers before your application actually gets to someone who understands the job and can actually evaluate how valuable you are to the role. There are an insane number of applications that are just gone before someone useful can actually read it.
I know personally I would never have gotten my last 3 jobs were it not for networking and knowing people.
Networking really is the way forward. I understand for some people that socialising is insanely difficult, but knowing the right people can get you jobs that you aren’t even qualified for.
boletus@sh.itjust.worksto Android@lemmy.world•Bizarre Android Auto bug adds 'Oh' to WhatsApp messagesEnglish1·10 months agoI get this for every notification type including slack and discord.
boletus@sh.itjust.worksto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Are men as intimate with there friends as girls are?7·10 months agoOf course, hugging, touching, sensitive subjects. ima give a homie a kiss if we’re hyped up enough.
There’s issues with all the analogies. If I tilt the stick left, if it was my neck, then I would roll my neck to the left and I’d need to twist the stick to look around. Perhaps this is the missing control scheme we’ve been waiting for.