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by a96 2y ago
You can also loan, borrow, trade.. And you end up owning the media even when (not if) a network service is down. Even when the service is completely discontinued.
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by a96 2y ago
Sony pretty much lived on two titles IIRC: Final Fantasy and Gran Turismo.
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by a96 2y ago
Elden Ring and Fallouts are IMO good examples of games that have done great in this environment. There are people wondering at the art and archaeology(!) and cultures and various descriptions and other lore bits scattered around the games w
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by a96 2y ago
Although the common technical meaning of "light" is low resource usage, small footprint and overhead. Opposite of massive or convoluted in the sense of heavy.
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by a96 2y ago
Yes. My first thought was that SQLite might actually be the most used and useful "sql" production database ever.
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by a96 2y ago
The phrase "criminal intent" comes to mind. No idea if anyone actually cares whether a signal is clearly understandable or not unless you're targeted for some reason.
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by a96 2y ago
They'd need to define what's social media and what's an appropriate limit and how it's displayed or enforced. That's going to be an interesting quagmire. Might be nothing but "parental advisory" stickers o
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by a96 2y ago
Absolutely not. The kind of stunts they've pulled mean I wouldn't ever base anything I do on Unity (unless I was specifically paid to).
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by a96 2y ago
Linear loss obeys Kirchoff's and Ohm's and power laws pretty simply. If you need to lose a certain voltage at a given (max) current, the power lost is P = U * I. For example, 3 V * 0.1 A = 0.3 W. If your LM7812 can run at that ove
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by a96 3y ago
Or obstacle avoidance and hints of advancing capabilities for learning and adapting? (Apparent) autonomy in general?
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by a96 3y ago
Somebody else is already doing simple wheels and levels. A lot of people/groups, actually. These and others are doing legs. I don't know if anyone is looking at crawling and jumping, or screws or tracks. Or tentacles. I wouldn&#x2
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by a96 3y ago
But how amazing is it that this is even a thing to consider today
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by a96 3y ago
Yes, and i586 to i686 was a big generational thing. As was 386 and 486 jumps before. The old generations fell to undesirable category pretty fast. Not so much with Pii to Piii and the few following years. Those were often easy to get and re
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by a96 3y ago
Also, cost. And tools.
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by a96 3y ago
Not in my experience. But dense SMD connectors with heat sensitive parts and damaged boards more than just suck.
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by a96 3y ago
Maybe because once upon a time, they were IBM hardware while Huawei was always Huawei.
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by a96 3y ago
There's also a critical difference in the causality flow. Time alone will teach nothing but cynicism. But a lot of things take a long time to learn. Age and time is not a useful predictor by itself, but it's often correlative.
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by a96 3y ago
I did that, too. Maybe age 6/7. Didn't get a computer myself until I was maybe 11. I learned from library books and ported and modified the tutorial programs for a class mates computer. Pen and paper, what else was there? It was f
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by a96 3y ago
What immediately comes to mind for me is: how much are you holding down? Compare gaming and programming and it's pretty obvious which one is going to be the killer.
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by a96 3y ago
This sounds like something that would just add more stress to going to bed. But might help with the losing track of time problem.
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by a96 3y ago
"Have you tried not being depressed?" "Thanks, I'm cured."
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by a96 3y ago
Sounds familiar. There's probably some sort of pineal gland feature that makes this habitual shifting essentially impossible. You just get more and more sleep deprivation combined with lying in bed not sleeping. My ex wife told me I&#x
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by a96 3y ago
Or, it might be that you have not really understood the problem or the solution you're offering (yet). Might be good rubber ducking step, even if you don't show the demo to anyone else.
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by a96 3y ago
"Rock solid" and "have to reboot them every 6-9mo or so" seem pretty contradictory.