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MaxikCZ
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MaxikCZ
4y ago
Social/political MMORPG sandbox, where players are allowed to make their own rules and means of enforcing them, with AI blended into population
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4y ago
Well, yes, but actually no. Its true that you get a spherical planets, but their size is still small like any other RTS
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4y ago
Natural Selection 2 is still active. 2 non-symetric teams of 7-10 players each have a commander who plays RTS. The rest are marines building resource towers, upgrade buildings, scanners, ammo depots that commander places. Commander may dire
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4y ago
I came to find out how to change a tire, not to get a job in dealership. If the page said "we have 5 different guides on how to change a tire with different level of details, so you can choose the one you preffer. Just pay us 5$ to get
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4y ago
3w laser sounds terrifying in itself. Firing it autonomously even more so. Have you made some calculation of how long would direct eye-hit need to last to cause blindness, and how long for a bounced light from bright diffuse object? My gues
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4y ago
> "By browsing this site, you implicitly accept tracking cookies." I understand it's wrong, but as a user, it seems like the website is saying "We don't care about your consent, we gonna track you anyways".
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5y ago
I work in enviroment where I rutinely have to connect to computers and access them over SMB1. On Windows 10 theres this new issue where its asking for username/password even for shares that have no password set, so theres no combinatio
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5y ago
Even trackpads that were actually clicking were still miles ahead to what I have in my latest generation HP bullsh*t
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5y ago
I got HP Zbook Power G8 for work. It was fine on a table, until one day I tried to use it on my lap while cross legged sitting. The corners of the display lid (now pointed downwards and back), were so sharp I couldnt leave my PC in my lap.
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5y ago
I dont know. Look at what nature did with nothing but chaos and time. Having computers being able to simulate things faster than realtime is already possible, its just about how fast can we make them. Or, later, how fast can they make thems
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5y ago
Step one of six on their site: > Create an account, or sign in if you already have one. The video is free. You need scisors.
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5y ago
Seems like the most direct way to send money to god (God? please don't eat me) so far.
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5y ago
If I understood article correctly, author is doing ray marching, which also "stops the ray" at given distances, and then he reorients the ray. Very similar to your technique, altho here length of each ray leg is calculated differe
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5y ago
This is excellent implementation. Just today, when I was waiting to download 500 MB zip to extract 16 MB exe I needed I was thinking why all files aren't streamed everywhere.
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5y ago
Can I tell it to always "Download in sequential order" and "Download first and last pieces first"? I can set it in qBittorrent, but theres no option to remember for next torrents, forcing me to select those manually ever
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5y ago
Thanks for correction! Looks like the letters sent were torrent regarded, then. I also knew of most sites to download from were being blocked at every possible level (ISPs, landlord...), so I connected those two in a wrong way
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5y ago
I bought samsung earbuds. They worked flawlessly. From time to time, a software update comes. Every single time I look into change log only to read "Improved stability and security". Few updates ago, when I took out my buds, only
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5y ago
At least in Czech republic, there is no penalty for downloading copyrighted content. You are, by law, entitled to it, as you might get yourself a copy of what you already own. Bought a film on DVD? You can legaly download it from wherever.
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5y ago
I hate that. I leave my workspace open and go home, come next morning and am on a fresh desktop because windows decided its totaly fine to reboot in the middle of the night.
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5y ago
Its definetly bloatware, regardless of who put it in
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5y ago
The problem with your example is that there are still a lot of people making swords. The idea of "lets have a talk instead of fight" is nice, but the peace won't last long when there's someone making swords for everyone
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5y ago
> In the end my colleagues asks for help to run the automation but they refuse to learn how to use it themselves. Bah. Sounds to me like "please do my work for me" kinda ask.
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I have been pondering the same concept for years. The problem seems to be: A) Making AI that is able to plan for goals set by players and achieve them is not just "not mainstream", its actually unique when its used. Even the algor
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I would guess a lot of people would bet such market segment exists, but are unable to find a manufacturer/seller. Since higher price often doesnt mean higher quality, its hard to distinguish expensive tools that will last decades from
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5y ago
The scrolling on the page is so bad. Not only it is highjacked and much slower than my normal schrolling, but halfway through the page the scrolling changes speed and accelerates... Seriously wtf
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5y ago
I drive Skoda Octavia III. The whole AC is electronic but with physical buttons and knobs (encoders) for everything (except steerwheel heating, but that turns on/off on setting last used when seat heaters turn on/off, which are on
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5y ago
General aviation needs defrosting aswell!
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5y ago
Never done this and never researched, but maybe buying some expensive skins and reselling it on websites for real money?
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5y ago
Imo the original WoW flight paths were the best. Allowed you to travel far within reasonable time, while not giving you a drop point in nevery nook and cranny. You had to actively think about which way to choose to get from anywhere to anyw
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5y ago
Jeremy Clarkson's "Oh no! Anyway..." comes to mind
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