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The Radeon RX 9070 XT is right up there with the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti -
By rseiler · Posted
I don't know why someone said useless, but it does have that pesky kernel driver bundled, and it's in perennial turmoil. When it goes bad, it goes very bad, and it's impossible to predict when it will due to system differences. I know that they're in the middle of development for a major new version that will include a completely new driver, one that they expect will largely solve the problem, but that's a ways out and it's unproven at this point. -
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doesn't AdGuard let ads through that pay to be let through? -
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Yes, because it's a trash can, not trash can't. -
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Brent Peters
Hey all. I've been running software that takes a screenshot of my desktop about every 10 seconds, so I have several thousand images. I want to isolate the screenshots in which Photoshop is active in the foreground (trying to make a timelapse of a graphics project).
Rather than manually sorting through my images to find the ones in which Photoshop is in use, I would like to automate the process. Is there any image recognition software that can help me accomplish this?
So, I'm looking for OCR software that can help me select images based on the presence of text in a certain region (window title bar). Any ideas?
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