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by CDSlice 5y ago
Genshin (and many other gacha) are actually more like the second option since they feature a mechanic known as pity where after a certain number of pulls the chance to get the item goes up to 100%. In Genshin that is at 180 pulls but becaus
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Super Mario 64 16 Star World Records [video](m.youtube.com)
2 points by CDSlice 5y ago|0 comments
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by CDSlice 5y ago
Oh yeah, the prices to buy premium currency are absolutely outrageous and I won’t even try to disagree with that. However, that really only matters if you want to collect every single character and/or get multiple copies of characters
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by CDSlice 5y ago
Since this video is 1h 41m long and many people here on HN probably don’t know much about Genshin I’ll try and provide a brief summary of the game. Genshin is an open world game in the style of Zelda BotW in which you play as an otherworldl
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by CDSlice 5y ago
> imagine you’re an Apple exec who gets to see earning charts, iPhone, iPad and MacOS. One of these things is not like the others in both usage numbers and profit. You are correct, one of those is not like the others, but it isn’t the Ma
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The Kerbal Effect: 10 Years of KSP(youtube.com)
2 points by CDSlice 5y ago|0 comments
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Test Out Next-Gen Space Tech in Kerbal Space Program(wired.com)
2 points by CDSlice 5y ago|0 comments
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by CDSlice 5y ago
That’s 27 years ago, I’d say that quite a few people have lived their childhoods with Comic Sans as a common font.
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by CDSlice 5y ago
Windows actually has screen recording software built in now with the XBox Game Bar. It’s meant for recording games but there isn’t any reason that you can’t use it for other programs.
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by CDSlice 6y ago
The rocket was supposed to be able to blow up like this, that’s why the flight termination system is installed. Also SpaceX has to get certified for launching from Boca Chica which means that all the government agencies that could get invol
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by CDSlice 6y ago
I would imagine it’s because you are working with rockets and satellites that actually go into space. Personally I’d gladly make the trade off with 2/3 less comp compared to FANG in order to work with Falcon 9, Starlink, and Starship.
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by CDSlice 6y ago
I'm pretty sure they called the cops on their neighbor because they were getting assaulted ("having to block punches"), not because of the music.
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by CDSlice 6y ago
I'm not really sure what's so "cursed" about this website? http://www.hytechshotz.com/default.asp The website design is pretty bad but based off of the OP saying "most of them are really deep and de
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by CDSlice 6y ago
They recently built a launch site in the US so I think ITAR is still going to apply to them
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USPS Awards Contract to Modernize Postal Delivery Vehicle Fleet(about.usps.com)
47 points by CDSlice 6y ago|68 comments
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by CDSlice 6y ago
Bitwarden has the ability to store secure notes as well. I don't think it has the ability to store arbitrary files though.
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by CDSlice 6y ago
It sounds like you are looking for Lego Classic[0] which are pretty much just buckets of bricks. I have seen them in stores although not as prominently featured as say the Star Wars sets. The Creator 3 in 1 theme[1] is also made up of gener
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by CDSlice 6y ago
Aren't most cars unused for 90% of the day because that is when everyone is working? In that case won't we still have to have around the same number of cars to take people to and from work?
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by CDSlice 6y ago
Why would you need to bootstrap Rust on a T2 platform? You already have a rustc build for that platform, can't you just use it? It may be buggy yes, but if you have a built compiler you should already be a good deal of the way to havin
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by CDSlice 6y ago
> Also, the Rust Foundation just looks to me like a corporate mouthpiece, not unlike the Linux Foundation, which will do little to nothing to make Rust better for anyone. 10 directors and 1 developer, what a recipe for success! The Rust
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by CDSlice 6y ago
I fundamentally disagree with the sentiment in this article. Rust does not have a culture of "move fast and break things", if anything it suffers from the opposite problem where language additions for things like const generics or
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by CDSlice 6y ago
I’m not sure if it’s really fair to complain about seeing a two time post install message all the time because you effectively uninstall and reinstall the software everyday, or at the least not without disclosing that your environment isn’t
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by CDSlice 6y ago
I don't think these headphones are meant to be used for Audio Engineering but rather for casual listening at home or on the go. Complaining that the Airpods Max aren't suitable for audio engineering is like complaining that a Pors
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by CDSlice 6y ago
A lot of people don't have the hardware to make frequency response graphs and unless you are doing reviews full time it is very hard to justify buying that hardware. Anyway, for the Airpods Max specifically I don't think the frequ
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by CDSlice 6y ago
I’m not saying that SpaceX themselves asked people outside of the US, but that they did get permission from the FAA which has to make sure any satellite constellations they authorize abide by various international treaties about the use of
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by CDSlice 6y ago
> Starlink is a commercial operation intended to make money for its investors, none of whom asked for permission to do this, they just did it. This is completely wrong, in order to launch Starlink SpaceX had to get approval from the FAA.
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by CDSlice 6y ago
The lifetime doesn’t seem to be that much longer, according to [0] a Starlink satellite’s orbit will decay in around 5 years. [0] www.businessinsider.com/spacex-starlink-internet-satellites-percent-failure-rate-space-debris-risk-2020-1
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Piracy: Does It Matter?(gamesindustry.biz)
1 points by CDSlice 6y ago|0 comments
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by CDSlice 6y ago
On StackOverflow there is a simple, objective measure for judging answers and posts by. Namely “Does this answer actually solve my specific problem?” If there are syntax errors or if the answer plain just doesn’t solve the problem it won’t
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by CDSlice 6y ago
Because shoes tend to wear out a lot faster than other clothes plus wearing shoes that are broken in to someone else's foot doesn't tend to feel all that good.

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