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r/DotA2•

It will be midnight here when the tournament starts, and I would like to be able to see the games without spoilers.

One thing I had an issue with in the past was with the youtube stream after it finished, since sometimes I would have to pause the video or something, the youtube bar on the bottom of the video would pop up and if it was really close to an end, I would guess that the match I was seeing would be the last one, so like, imagine two teams are playing and it is 1-0, and the 2nd match is currently 40 min in, and if I see there's not much left of the video, then I will know the same team will win 2-0 before it even ends.

How can I overcome this and watch the whole thing without spo

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r/Monitors•

Coming from a 2014 IPS 1440p 60hz 5ms monitor, any of these 2 will be a great upgrade.

Though, I don't understand much about monitors. I don't wanna go for OLED because I do way more things than just gaming and movies / anime.

I also read a lot of walls of text, but have no clue if the text on these things are good.

I'm also on a budget. Would prefer to not go over 300€ but if the 27Qi 2026 is a way better deal, then I 'll take it.

What are your thoughts?

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After 100%-ing Hades, Dead Cells and Hades 2, and have grabbed Cult of the Lamb, Slay the Spire and now The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth.

So, the way I played Dead Cells was just the base game, and when I finished it, I got the DLC on the next steam sale and played a whole bunch again.

I've never played The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth so I don't even know if I will enjoy it, but the only reason why I'm considering the DLC is because it's at 90% discount which I have never seen before on the game.

Also correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I understand, Repentance DLC is basically just Afterbirth and Afterbirth+ together?

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r/Monitors•

My Dell UltraSharp U2715H specs are: 27" 1440p 5ms 60hz IPS I bought over 10 years ago. Any new purchase now would be a significant upgrade, whatever I pick.

Main goals here are higher refresh rates, at least 180, lower response time1ms-0.3ms for gaming, and to stop noticing the greys where it's supposed to be black. So OLED would make sense here.

But don't think I can do OLED because of a lot of general desktop use, which would risk burn in even probably with the technology manufactures implement to prevent burn in.

So mini-LED seems like an appealing choice, and also budget friendly. Thinking about the famous AOC Q27G3XMN or the TCL 27" QD-Mini-LED 27G64.

I read a lot on my de

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r/AndroidQuestions•

Looking to install grapheneOS on my Pixel 7. I use Google Authenticator app to generate login codes.

The app seems to give only one option to export the codes, which is by generating a QR code that I would have to scan with another device that I don't have. If I screenshot it, it's just a black image.

So now my question is, even if I didn't want to install a different OS and just wanted to do a factory reset of the phone, how would people save/export the content from Google Authenticator and avoid?

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r/ANBERNIC•

Probably dumb question, as the specs are basically the same, but the SP being a clamshell, I'm not sure. Or should I order a new SD card? Prices of those sort of doubled where I'm from.

Also funny how I don't wanna spend 20€ on another SD card but was happy to spend 70€ on a device I don't really need. Someone send help.

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