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by Qantourisc 10y ago
In a way this is surprising to me. Shouldn't this destroy the gut flora, making it harder to digest/use the food ? Then again their entire gut flora might be anti-biotic resistant ....
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Other ideas and concept they can be using: - Grinding for world understanding/knowledge instead of XP (don't open use your browser ;D) - Allow player skill to have a larger effect on your performance. - Make interesting/hard
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Depends on your monitor, if you decide on 144fps/hz, that can take a serious chunk out of your CPU. Lets say a game runs easy at 75FPS on the cpu, and lets assume it's 60% used. If you want to crank out 144fps, you have a problem.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
in 2017 you should be able to view the entire map imo ;) The cheating part however is true, the limited view creates extra challenges. The best solution is allowing servers to set the desired allowance.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Before people get all excited: OpenStreetMap barely contains any 3D data. You can get a layout, and guess the height of the houses, if not tagged/stored in OSM, and they usually are not.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Maybe we need a standard C++17-depricated/old ? In which the standard defines which features should no longer be used ? This should be optional for compiler to implement though.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Every language should have this.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Maybe instead of --fast-math we need a new type aprox_float to indicate, we (the programmes) allow this variable to take some shortcuts during computation. While we promise not to do things like div0. Edit: we must agree on a max deviation&
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Edit/Comment: best in this case does not mean cost-effective or easy ;)
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
I meant mental health, I didn't mean mentally ill. Mental health even includes being unhappy. Not sure if violent acts are entirely random, I have not enough expertise on that. Currently I assume most acts of violence are not entirely
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
The best prevention is preventing criminal behaviour. By taking care of mental health, community, opportunity and support.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
I doubt anyone here is feeling sorry for the thief (I could be wrong). It's more of an ethical / legal thing: Does one crime erode your rights (without the law / justice / trial) ?
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Not really an answer to your question: but it's up to developers(of websites and applications) and users to kill flash, by not using it any more.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
> We have made it easier than ever to get started with SQL Server. You’ll find native Linux installations with familiar RPM and APT packages for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Ubuntu Linux, and packages for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server wil
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Yes I am also worried about this, desktop are getting scary amounts of memory. And this will only get worse in the future.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
> def: willfully causing pain or suffering to others, feeling no concern about it. willfully: check; suffering: check (the shaming); no concern: check. Actor: state/school as a whole. So I think it applies.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Word of warning on those backup systems: occasionally run a full-checksum/file-contents sync in case of corruption.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
The same reason you want literacy in any other field: to not be taken by the nose, taken advantage of. Example medical care, in theory I should not know a thing about it. Yet not all doctors show the required dedication to figure out a prob
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
In deep pain, I have to regret I even know some IT people that don't read error messages. (I suspect partial problem is here the effort he has to read.)
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
This one has capacitors and probably guarantees that what the SSD has acknowledged was actually saved. EDIT: also often these are guaranteed IOPS, so no stalling on the numbers due to garbage collection or such.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Why let the other rats watch/smell ? That's just cruel, and the stress might actually skew your testing data, screwing over your experiments.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
From another research done on mice, the answer is mainly scar tissue. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12557217 About the evolution part: we have a higher change to live with scar tissue, then we have without (short
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
initramfs is also about keeping userland tools, like LVM out of the kernel. But to run the LVM tools you need access to a filesystem, which might be on a LVM. And there are quite a few other scenarios too. But if you can do without, be my q
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Those usually need to be bigger to get an accurate colour selection. Also depends on the change to a colour I wish to make, if multiple colour pickers are available I usually end up using them all once in a while.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
The same way to index websites: with web-spiders. They would need to write new code for this though. Also for HTTPS they also had to write new code.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Or heavy rain will do the same. When it's dark and rainy, we often have to drive almost blind here.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Agreed, if we were using standard. But currently we are mostly NOT using standard.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Hammocks -> hang at 30°angle, need to be big, and lie in them diagonally. No spreader bars. In that case you lie flat.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
Capitalism vs socialist states. Could you define both ? In my experience it's just a sliding scale, either extreme is bad/non-optimal.
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by Qantourisc 10y ago
"lack constant and predictable" We can solve this with batteries, which we have so far not been able to succeed in to do at large scales. There has been some small scale success with liquid batteries, using cheapish elements. Whic

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