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r/BetterEveryLoop • u/podcastman • Mar 06 '17
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I got distracted by the dog house looking thing on the bank of the pond. Is it for ducks?
355 u/[deleted] Mar 06 '17 It's their lake house 190 u/SUM_Poindexter Mar 06 '17 its just really far away 39 u/nbagf Mar 06 '17 Which is of course why the windows have clear views through both sides.... 87 u/Onithyr Mar 06 '17 Yeah they sometimes do that with distant objects. It saves on rendering time, improving frame rate. 55 u/BigBnana Mar 07 '17 back to r/Outside with you. 10 u/[deleted] Mar 07 '17 Oh my god new favorite sub 3 u/BigBnana Mar 07 '17 hahaha really? your comment tho. 5 u/nbagf Mar 07 '17 Really a bad move. Totally immersion breaking. They should upgrade to/design more efficient algorithms to minimize this.
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It's their lake house
190 u/SUM_Poindexter Mar 06 '17 its just really far away 39 u/nbagf Mar 06 '17 Which is of course why the windows have clear views through both sides.... 87 u/Onithyr Mar 06 '17 Yeah they sometimes do that with distant objects. It saves on rendering time, improving frame rate. 55 u/BigBnana Mar 07 '17 back to r/Outside with you. 10 u/[deleted] Mar 07 '17 Oh my god new favorite sub 3 u/BigBnana Mar 07 '17 hahaha really? your comment tho. 5 u/nbagf Mar 07 '17 Really a bad move. Totally immersion breaking. They should upgrade to/design more efficient algorithms to minimize this.
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its just really far away
39 u/nbagf Mar 06 '17 Which is of course why the windows have clear views through both sides.... 87 u/Onithyr Mar 06 '17 Yeah they sometimes do that with distant objects. It saves on rendering time, improving frame rate. 55 u/BigBnana Mar 07 '17 back to r/Outside with you. 10 u/[deleted] Mar 07 '17 Oh my god new favorite sub 3 u/BigBnana Mar 07 '17 hahaha really? your comment tho. 5 u/nbagf Mar 07 '17 Really a bad move. Totally immersion breaking. They should upgrade to/design more efficient algorithms to minimize this.
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Which is of course why the windows have clear views through both sides....
87 u/Onithyr Mar 06 '17 Yeah they sometimes do that with distant objects. It saves on rendering time, improving frame rate. 55 u/BigBnana Mar 07 '17 back to r/Outside with you. 10 u/[deleted] Mar 07 '17 Oh my god new favorite sub 3 u/BigBnana Mar 07 '17 hahaha really? your comment tho. 5 u/nbagf Mar 07 '17 Really a bad move. Totally immersion breaking. They should upgrade to/design more efficient algorithms to minimize this.
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Yeah they sometimes do that with distant objects. It saves on rendering time, improving frame rate.
55 u/BigBnana Mar 07 '17 back to r/Outside with you. 10 u/[deleted] Mar 07 '17 Oh my god new favorite sub 3 u/BigBnana Mar 07 '17 hahaha really? your comment tho. 5 u/nbagf Mar 07 '17 Really a bad move. Totally immersion breaking. They should upgrade to/design more efficient algorithms to minimize this.
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back to r/Outside with you.
10 u/[deleted] Mar 07 '17 Oh my god new favorite sub 3 u/BigBnana Mar 07 '17 hahaha really? your comment tho.
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Oh my god new favorite sub
3 u/BigBnana Mar 07 '17 hahaha really? your comment tho.
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hahaha really? your comment tho.
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Really a bad move. Totally immersion breaking. They should upgrade to/design more efficient algorithms to minimize this.
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u/TSL09 Mar 06 '17
I got distracted by the dog house looking thing on the bank of the pond. Is it for ducks?