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by Strom 3y ago
That heavily depends on who you listen to. CIA indeed defines Northern Europe as you describe, including Denmark, plus Iceland. [1] However the United Nations has a different definition, which also includes the Baltics, UK, and Ireland. [2]
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by Strom 3y ago
> no human capital Let's look at some data. Estonia ranks extremely high in math, science, and reading tests given to 15 year olds as shown by the international PISA tests. [1] In fact only a handful of Asian countries rank higher
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by Strom 3y ago
> World of Warcraft The original release of World of Warcraft had a limit of a few thousand per server too. It's only much later that this got increased. In the classic MMO era there's really only EVE Online that pushed to 10
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by Strom 3y ago
> Rewind 15-20 years ago and all the folks who wanted to make a game, their first game, and they want to build an mmo. None of them succeeded. Not 1. I guess it depends on how you define success, but I would posit FOnline [1][2] as a s
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by Strom 3y ago
45% is the direct ownership, but Porsche also has indirect ownership on top. From the Rimac press releases we have two different states with accompanying charts. 2021-07-05 - Porsche owns 45% of the joint venture directly, plus 24% of Rimac
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by Strom 3y ago
> because they’re too ignorant to even know Romanians are not Roma I don't think the term Roma has a bad association, because in my experience nobody but the most woke even know it. That is the PC term. People I've encountere
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by Strom 3y ago
You can, just download the latest version.
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by Strom 3y ago
That is a popular fantasy story. The reality of almost all open source software is that nobody reads the code and the primary author is struggling to find the time to keep up with maintenance. What's more, doing security review is very
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by Strom 3y ago
Just to be clear, 7zip, gzip, bzip2 and others all have their own CVE's with arbitrary code execution. Open source software is not immune from these flaws. You can argue for your political beliefs, sure, but let's be honest and no
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by Strom 3y ago
I've heard Harrison, Arkansas as an example. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrison,_Arkansas [2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltmlvk9GAto
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by Strom 3y ago
Water is also so essential that it's safe to assume there will be a solution. So it makes sense to look at other factors, which are less likely to be fixed as swiftly.
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by Strom 3y ago
The more expensive Gigabyte RTX 3080+ cards had 3x DP 1.4, 2x HDMI 2.1, 1x HDMI 2.0, which was great even if you could only use 4 of them at the same time due to Nvidia limitations. Unfortunately for the 40 series they stopped offering it a
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by Strom 3y ago
And yet I doubt you would be willing to bet against the sun rising tomorrow. Our understanding is based on imperfect models, sure. That doesn't matter most of the time. It wouldn't matter in this bet. So much of what any lifeform
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by Strom 3y ago
A whole article about a higher bitrate option but doesn't actually tell what that difference is. Is it +10%? +50%?
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by Strom 3y ago
> There is no reason I can think of that someone would want to be on an older version of Go. Go 1.20 is is the last release that will run on any release of Windows 7, 8, Server 2008 and Server 2012, macOS 10.13 High Sierra or 10.14 Moj
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by Strom 3y ago
At those pressures I don't think you would want to open the door even if you could. I was more thinking about being at the surface and having nobody else to unbolt it from the outside.
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by Strom 3y ago
I wonder how many people even care that git is involved. I know my personal choice of GitHub has absolutely nothing to do with git. I would use it just as well if it had a different source control system. Indeed I used to use Mercurial and
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by Strom 3y ago
Logitech has orders of magnitude more experience in manufacturing peripherals than Microsoft. That said, Logitech does make products in a wide price range and the low end isn't competitive with their own high end.
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by Strom 3y ago
I guess for the immense pressure you get at that depth. However an emergency release would still make sense.
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by Strom 3y ago
There are extensive skill trees and itemization choices. The roleplaying is choosing which skills and items you wish to use in your quest to vanquish demons.
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by Strom 3y ago
> It's not even a closed country. It's not hard to visit So you're saying I can just go into North Korea as a tourist and I won't need a North Korean tour guide? I would like to learn more about this opportunity.
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by Strom 3y ago
> you still need a server to facilitate discovery/passthrough You could just bruteforce IPv4 until you hit a peer that will give you a set of known peers.
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by Strom 3y ago
> On W11 you have to resort to more esoteric tricks, you can't actually complete setup normally without network and a ms account. Maybe with the latest images, but I have an original W11 RTM image that installs just fine without n
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by Strom 3y ago
Dynamic allocations work fine in a memory constrained environment. Successful handling can mean just postponing a task. [1] You just have to build your app in a way where there is a core that can continue running with no further allocations
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by Strom 3y ago
> Well, to be fair, I think the vast majority of developers using Rust do not care about linking to libc or handling allocation errors and actually prefer things this way. I’d say it’s about the deceptive marketing. Rust is talked abou
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by Strom 3y ago
Rather successfully apparently. Maybe you’re overestimating the number of would-be contributors from sanctioned countries who aren’t using workarounds?
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by Strom 3y ago
I've been using WinRAR for multiple decades and it works well. I'm not about to rearchive all my stuff with a new format so of course I still use it regularly. If I were a new computer user I might choose something else as I certa
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by Strom 3y ago
They probably meant the Bing flavor of ChatGPT as a cheeky way of saying nobody uses Edge other than to get access to the chat bot.
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by Strom 3y ago
This smells like a bug. I have Windows 11 Pro and I'm seeing weird behavior in this menu. 1. Historically it used to contain a bunch of blank file types, including .txt files. 2. Now it only has a Folder, Shortcut, WinRAR archive. That
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by Strom 3y ago
It didn't. Even the classic .org domain still works. However it is blocked by some ISPs, which may lead some people to think it has been shut down.

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