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TaskSentinel

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  1. Surprised no one’s brought up displays yet since it’s such a key part of the setup. You can have the best launch monitor in the world, but if your screen isn’t dialed in, the whole thing just doesn’t feel right. When I started building my sim, I jumped the gun and bought an LG 32GP850-B — a 32" QHD gaming monitor with great color, brightness, and a 165Hz refresh rate. I thought, hey, big screen, high performance, should work fine. But I quickly realized that it’s not at all suited for golf sim use. These monitors are made for close-up desk gaming, not for full-swing environments. It couldn’t replicate the scale or feel of a real shot, and obviously you can’t hit real balls into it. I ended up switching to a BenQ LK936ST projector paired with a SIG10 impact screen from Shop Indoor Golf, and that completely transformed the experience. Short throw, 4K resolution, bright enough to handle ambient light, and the screen can take full shots without any issue. It's the kind of setup that actually makes it feel like you’re standing on a tee box.
  2. The Midnight Library by Matt Haig really stuck with me. It kind of sneaks up on you and makes you think about life in a way that feels comforting rather than depressing. It's one of those books that makes you pause without sending you into a spiral. You Are Here (For Now) by Adam J. Kurtz feels like getting a no-nonsense pep talk from a friend who swears a lot but genuinely wants the best for you. It left me feeling lighter and somehow more motivated.
  3. TaskSentinel replied to Go Pokes's topic in Music
    Major respect to anyone raising their kids on The Dan
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