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Arkham Quixote (2020)
(sherief.fyi)
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G4E
5y ago
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The title is refering this tweet[0]. The OP had a tweet with just the IP adress, and that tweet was DMCA'd. [0] https://mobile.twitter.com/RayRedacted/status/14509454451995...
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That sound like HBM2, maybe HBM3 but that would be the first consumer product to include it afaik. Basically the bus is really large, and the memory dies must be really close to the main processing die. Those memory were notably on the RX V
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I haven't tested it yet, but I recently came across boxedwine[0] which is basically wine + an emulation of the linux syscalls + graphical api forwarded to the host. All that wrapped in SDL. [0] http://www.boxedwine.org/
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In french, the verb "formater"[0] can either mean to format (like to format a hdd) or to brainwash. They must have though the meanings where the same in english. [0] https://fr.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/formater
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Before buying an expensive software for data recovery, don't forget about Photorec[0] and its dangerously powerful brother TestDisk[1]. It will be able to help you more often than not, and it's FOSS. [0] https://www.cgs
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I know this isn't the effect they were hoping for, but I find this pic really good : https://www.flickr.com/photos/nitroba/331447363/in/album-721...
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>Unfortunately, for whatever reason they are running it through an USB-to-serial chip instead of using native USB. The reason is cost : you need to pay a fee[0] if you want to officially implement USB in your product. https://
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That's more or less what was done in Overwatch from Blizzard. Each map is based on a real location/city and uses its local architecture, typical layout... (However it's not 1:1 with reality. For example the map Rialto is obvi
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Why would they do that ? The light tax they require from those entity still benefits them immensily, because those entity choose to pay them there instead of elsewhere. If Ireland introduced more taxes those big corps would move away, so th
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I think that was a wink to the classic story of Archimedes and the gold crown :) https://www.bellarmine.edu/learningcommunity/eureka/about/
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So it means with a dataset big enough, your bloom filter is virtualy all 1s, and will return true for every values you want to check regardless if it is actually in there ? Is there a threshold you can monitor to avoid this situation ?
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6y ago
There was MTP Target, a clone with penguin which had a pretty active community circa 2008[1][2] I loved this game. It had an IRC server included so you could chat while in game, a forumboard, and a pretty diverse community. The gameplay was
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That's a big part of the story of the TV show "Person Of Interest", where an IA is basically reset everyday to avoid letting it "be". I highly recommend that show if you haven't seen it already !
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6y ago
Then you won't have apt in the first place ;)
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6y ago
And Mir, and Ubuntu Edge and....
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6y ago
Good news : World of warship works (almost) flawlessly on proton (Valve own Wine version): https://www.protondb.com/app/552990 Nothing garantees that an update won't break the compatibility though.
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6y ago
I guess you're talking about storage size and not RAM, so you should check out openwrt. There are still a lot of micro router which are still 4MB rom / 64 MB ram. I compiled and run the 19.06 release (with a 4.19 kernel) on one of
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Does anyone know in which product they put this chip ? It would be fun to get it out and repurpose it on a custom board !
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The vast majority of game console are also webkit ! (With its fair share of exploits to be honest)
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>You can not just stick some new engines to a plane and elongate the body. This needs more investments and certification. Less costly than a new plane but still costs. Isn't what Boeing basically did with their 737-Max ? With no new
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Emphasis mine Over the years he filed more than 100 lawsuits for the unauthorized use of an Indianapolis skyline photo he claims to own the rights to. [...] The attorneys use the pressure of federal lawsuits and potential statutory damages
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Yeah actually, I oversaw that. With the original dev from Obsidian and the license from Bethesda, it is not that far fetched.
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We had it, it's called The Outer World ;) (I know, I know...)
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Couldn't an open flame in the warehouse be enough to burn the ethanol evaporating and handle the problem ?
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6y ago
It sadly doesn't work like that. Idiots are idiots. "You sold me this truck, and it doesn't work anymore. - Well, we stated that you shouldn't do what you did... - It doeesnnn't work !!!" Ensue time, energy and
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I'm not an astrophysist nor biochemist, so i'm sorry if this is a dumb question, but how likely is it that we "contaminated" Venus with earth's microbiology embedded in our previous probes ?
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6y ago
No this is a discussion between the 2 decades for patents, which seems fair, versus the 7 decades for copyrighted material, which doesn't :)
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A reminder that Fdroid allows you to run your own repo and host there whatever you choose, controversial or not. Fdroid banned this particuliar app (and maybe others, that's not the point) from their own official repo.
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6y ago
It won't prevent them to show ads. It will prevent them to show targeted ads. So your point is either invalid or rather "they won't be able to be datamining their potentials users to pay the bills" ?
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