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alar44
5y ago
It's not a technical limitation though, which is the thrust of the convo regarding Doom's lack of ray tracing or other fancy effects. Doom was low budget as well but still hired artists. As far as I'm concerned, making a game
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alar44
5y ago
Idk, considering it's my job and I've build dozens if not 100. Parent is doing it wrong. Windows doesn't just randomly wipe the bootloader/UEFI, sorry. Dollars to doughnuts, parent was fiddling around and broke it.
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alar44
5y ago
To be honest I hate modern pixel art games because the sprites can rotate and move around but not respect a pixelated canvas. I see it as laziness or at the least, a lack of actual art direction.
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alar44
5y ago
You can change your lock screen to whatever you want. I don't care what system I'm on, if I wanted to change display settings, I wouldn't search for scaling, I'd search for display settings. I'm failing to see anyth
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alar44
5y ago
Sorry, been running dual boot for a decade on many machines and this has never happened to me. It's not Windows Update, it's something else.
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alar44
5y ago
Ok, well my sister is a doctor and she got to watch bodies get shoveled out of her hospital for 2 years. Who wins? Did I do it right? Do I win?
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alar44
5y ago
Yeah it's weird that a place that has 1000s of people in it at once has different rules than a place with 50. We may never know why that is. Truly, a mystery. An enigma for the ages. Scholars will be working on this for 1000s of years.
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alar44
5y ago
Because it's being directly tied to funding. Do well, more funds. Tests are low, less funds. It's completely ass backwards. Teachers aren't afraid of being graded, the issue is what's being done with that information.
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alar44
5y ago
Nah that's bullshit. "Too many great minds have been wasted programming UIs." Both quotes are tongue in cheek, you're not supposed to take them seriously. If you're good at something, fuckin do it. Seeing a lot of c
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alar44
5y ago
Yes as it takes me approximately 5 minutes to earn that money.
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alar44
5y ago
Right, throw out seniors and households below the poverty line and I bet that number shoots to like 85%. The avg/median person very likely had a PC in 97.
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alar44
5y ago
If you have the laptop, you have the laptop. Breaking it into pieces doesn't add any security. If you don't have the laptop and are attacking remotely, it's no different than if it weren't physically segregated, whatever
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alar44
5y ago
My experiences are similar, though I lived in Packer country. I was very middle/lower middle class, and by 96, I would say most homes had PCs and started seeing some AOL installs, and by 2000 or so, most also had internet. Late 80s how
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alar44
5y ago
I just run Windows in a VM if I need to do things with Office that I can't do with the Office for the web products, which isn't very often.
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5y ago
And if you spent your life in poverty trying to be an artist, you might think "would have been nice to not have been scraping by my whole life". I did the passion project thing for 15 years. Much happier with a stable income and n
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alar44
5y ago
He's right though. Home PCs exploded in the early 90s. He said he was in DC. What he's saying is just not accurate at all. I grew up in a small Midwest town and tons of people had computers in the early 90s. Most people had a PC a
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alar44
5y ago
In other words, you know very little, if not, nothing, about construction. Is that correct?
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alar44
5y ago
I'm going to buy an extra coffee today just for you.
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alar44
5y ago
Yeah, I don't see an image either. I imagine one. I can't stare at a piece of paper and trace what I see. That's not what people mean.
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alar44
5y ago
No, that's a hallucination.
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alar44
5y ago
Right. This is what people are talking about when they say they can imagine how someone looks.
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5y ago
I'm still all in on these people thinking imagining something is a hallucination. There's no way someone can't picture their mom in their head. Yeah, it doesn't overlay my visual field, and that doesn't mean I can d
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alar44
5y ago
A sleeper with Pis? Any actual laptop will kick the shit out of as many Pis as you can fit in there.
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alar44
5y ago
Idk. Try living in a small town with no entertainment or food other than burgers and wings. It's literally hell.
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alar44
5y ago
Feeling fulfilled doesn't pay the bills, unfortunately.
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alar44
5y ago
I would say for the most part, that's how all cars were up until the 90s. Post 2000 everything is computerized and there's not a ton a shade tree mechanic can do beyond swapping out parts.
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alar44
5y ago
Can someone explain why the biggest city in the US should have rent prices the same as a small town? $3300/mo for a 3 br in NYC sounds like an absolute steal. I pay $1600/mo in a nowhere city for 3 br. Seems about right to me. Dem
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alar44
5y ago
They don't ship to the US. :(
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5y ago
Not like this. Yeah, we had different tastes in media, but TikTok is to video as radio commercials are to music. It's like you guys are just watching commercials nonstop. It's nearly devoid of actual content.
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alar44
5y ago
Get off it. Asking an app to serve you content isn't giving up privacy. Get some fucking perspective.
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