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by Stevvo 1y ago
No, it is not. You don't have to restart your computer/IDE every time you compile a project. With UE5, you nearly always do need to restart the editor.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
I recently decided the fastest way to work with Unreal is to throw it out and go with something else. It's like 10 fucking minutes to compile an empty project. I like Godot primarily because of GDScript; you are not compiling anything
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by Stevvo 1y ago
Sure, but $600 Billion did sound very made up. Even without the hot-mic it would not be believable.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
I think you're missing the point. You use something like this to help in design/testing of accessible spaces. An exosuit can't cut you half to help you make better children's spaces.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
https://archive.fo/Xcocj
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by Stevvo 1y ago
An interesting quirk in Ethereum is that a contract address is determined by deployer address + nonce. So, you can send ETH to a contract that does not exist, then later deploy a contract there and recover it.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
I was thinking, big deal, didn't they do a pig heart transplant back in 1999? Turns out that was a popular children's novel and TV series in the UK called "Pig Heart Boy", not reality. First actually pig heart transplant
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by Stevvo 1y ago
You are far more likely to paste the wrong address than to type it. When dealing with multiple wallets and recipients it's an easy mistake.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
I've yet to see drones being used against police. You wouldn't see a strategy to counter something that doesn't happen.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
Well, no, that was never the plan, except in the heads of conspiracy theorists.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
It's funny how differently AGA cookers are perceived in Britain and Sweden. In Britain, an AGA is luxury status symbol. In Sweden, an AGA is awkward lump of scrap metal that comes in an old house.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
I didn't realise the game is free of charge. You could replace 'buy' with 'install', but my point stands; people play Valorant because they want a competitive shooter with difficult anti-cheat rather than the unique
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by Stevvo 1y ago
In Valorant's defence: 1) There is a 100k bug-bounty on the anti-cheat: https://hackerone.com/riot?type=team 2) The anti-cheat is the game's entire reason for being. It is the main focus of the development and mar
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by Stevvo 1y ago
No. When you write code in a high-level language, your data is still in-memory offset at some 'precise tracked position', even if you are not being explicit/conscious about that layout. Games that use high-level languages are
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by Stevvo 1y ago
Just go ahead and flag it. Hundreds of comments of manufactured outrage later and nobody bothered.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
It's really whatever you want to pay. i.e. You can get anything from rusted scrap metal up to extravagant luxury.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
Right, like word2vec blew everyone's mind back in the day, but 3D models have always existed in a "vector space".
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by Stevvo 1y ago
At-least in small-scale boat water making setups, the limitation is energy use of the pump. If you put it deep underwater, do you not remove the need to even have a pump, thus it will require almost zero energy to operate?
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by Stevvo 1y ago
All of those countries are democracies. Hungary is a member of the EU and NATO. "Crap countries" is just vague racism.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
The airlines tend to avoid paying compensation by making the whole processes as confusing as possible. What the rules actually say has less affect on the outcome than you might expect.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
Budget airlines is Europe have figured out an evil approach to avoiding delays. Airlines are eligible to pay compensation for delays longer than two hours. So they start boarding the aircraft 1.5 hrs after departure, close the doors at the
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by Stevvo 1y ago
You know anti money laundering laws make that impossible, right?
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by Stevvo 1y ago
Masks work.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
Switzerland's public transport is nearly perfect; it can take you anywhere, fast, in some of the most hostile inhabited terrain on the planet. However, a lot of people still drive because for many journies it's cheaper. I don&#x27
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by Stevvo 1y ago
Flagging the previous submission and then submitting the same article and title is a bit shit behavior.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
Italy is spending the 5% target on building a bridge to Sicily. They should have done that years ago, it would have transformed the Island's economy and dealt a large blow to the Mafia. Hope other countries can find ways to spend the 5
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by Stevvo 1y ago
Internal movement doesn't count. Only a real hell-hole like North Korea will prevent you moving around in your own country.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
In the EU we have different liberties to the US. That doesn't necessarily make Europeans less free. For example, wlthe EU has free movement of goods, capital, services, and people across borders. None of which are present in the USA. D
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by Stevvo 1y ago
That entire article reads like propaganda/doublespeak. "Planned test". Planned by whom? Planned by the attackers. The reorg did happen.
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by Stevvo 1y ago
This rule can really hurt. e.g. Theresa May tried passing a deal to keep the UK in the Customs Union. The speaker wouldn't allow it because the same deal had previously been rejected, even though she now had the support for it in the h

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