Na after you shave it fully in a couple days the new hairs under the skin will basically give you a 5 o clock shadow on your chest so you gotta do it very often. If you let them grow a millimeter or two it also looks spiky and weird. Waxing lasts longer

Edit: it all depends on your skin and chest hair tbh, just shave it and see how it regrows. If it looks like ass, wax it

I trim it down to 3mm, otherwise I look like an ape. It's still there but it's not long curly and sweaty. Trimming is p chill, no ingrown hairs, 5 min work in the shower every couple of weeks. Waxing/shaving sounds like too much work

http://logs.tf/1698218#76561198352628684

http://logs.tf/1872853#76561198352628684

If you really want to judge people's early logs

Not that I know of for every monitor but the vid I watched and the reddit comment I saw used some kind of external sensor that they put up to the monitor to measure it. I'm not techy enough to know exactly what it is

This one's actually advertised as having 1ms MRPT, but I'm pretty sure that's with their motion blur reduction tech turned up the the max, which makes it strobe like a motherfucker and gives everyone that's tried it a serious headache. The actual response time that people measured in a bunch of different yt vids/reddit was ~8.5 ms. That's what I meant by lying - listing data from conditions that no one would use irl

Anyways I ordered it because fuck it, it looks like what I need on paper and I didn't find any awful reviews, hopefully it's good

I just got a half chub reading that site

Too bad you'd need the NASA mainframe to run new games @ 1440p 240 fps

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if you're using console

Thinking about buying it but you guys have given me advice/convinced me out of buying stuff in the past so I wanted to run it by you. Any experiences or obvious downsides?

Edit: it's on sale rn so I need quick advice but what has me worried is the 8.5ms response time I found on reddit (it's an IPS monitor). I know manufacturers all claim their monitors are 5ms or 1ms and it's a lie, so what's a good response time to aim for? Is 8.5 acceptable for a game like tf2 or is a fast TN panel the only proper way to go?

Caught that too, was too lazy to look for a better pic tho

Yeah, I was thinking about getting one the next time I'm in a country with Ikea, or maybe just getting a shorter non adjustable one custom made (should be cheaper). I just wanted to know if someone else had the same issues

https://i.imgur.com/UZztK5S.png?1

It all depends on how you sit i guess. The 195cm height for 75 cm desks was probably calculated for people sitting properly/ergonomically

https://www.chatelaine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/basic-home-office-working-from-home-ergonomics-faq-101-FEATURE.jpg

^that's the proper way to sit if you don't want long term issues

Now, look at this stock photo of what looks like an average height dude sitting at an average height desk

https://i.imgur.com/idwY15s.jpg

See how his shoulders are raised up and arms both flared outwards so he can get his elbows up on the desk, unlike the first pic where the proper sitting guy has his upper arm hanging down freely and the desk surface comes naturally under his elbow

https://i.imgur.com/laOQpvs.jpg

I did what had to be done

Brb buying Tom cruise platform shoes

Am I the only one that finds default height desks incredibly uncomfortable? I'm 180cm (5'11 for burgers) and I remember reading that the standard desk height (75 cm) makes sense ergonomically for people about 195 cm tall (6'4). If I get my chair high enough to have my mouse arm comfortably moving, my feet don't touch the floor fully which puts a lot of pressure on the backs of my thighs and makes my legs fall asleep after 15 mins. If I lower my chair so that my feet are flat on the ground, my right arm is in a weird position that makes aiming uncomfortable and limits my range of motion.

Am I crazy or are there others

Just noticed this

That was my gf playing tf2 for the first time in her life

Certified fragger as u can see

when you lost your virginity?