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by andruc 4y ago
You and I have very different experiences with Twitter and how it is used.
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by andruc 5y ago
You can see for yourself with the provided Pagespeed metrics that the root document was served in around 30ms (corresponding to TTFB). If you can elaborate on how statically-served HTML would render orders of magnitude faster than server-si
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by andruc 5y ago
If the standards and regulations that goverend the raising and production of meat were the same across all nations, then I'd agree that the decision would be a purely nationalistic one.
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by andruc 5y ago
Could you be more specific? I have a suspicion that, like myself, they came to this conclusion after reading this extensive post from Slate Star Codex https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/ivermectin-much-more-t...
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by andruc 5y ago
What about for "improved navigability" then?
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by andruc 5y ago
> Thankfully "let it rip" is paying off with infections plummeting around the world after an 8 week~ wave of it. Our reported cases here in Canada are only plummeting since restrictions have been placed on who can actually have
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by andruc 5y ago
You might have good luck reaching out to companies that produce reproduction carts. They'll often flash modded ROMs. I have a physical cartridge for FF6: Brave New World myself.
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by andruc 5y ago
Play Brave New World then. It has ten years of development and has reworked the entire game to require thoughtful strategy to get you through.
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by andruc 5y ago
For someone who wanted to be left alone, it's very strange to me how their death is under so much scrutiny. Dead or alive, Near is gone. Let them rest.
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by andruc 5y ago
With the passing of Uemura, and Near (aka Byuu) earlier this year, the SNES has truly become an artifact of history.
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by andruc 5y ago
Near's employer has since confirmed the story.
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by andruc 5y ago
Care to share your definition of fine, and give at least a ballpark on the size of the assets you're using it on?
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by andruc 5y ago
"just hash the areas where objects are likely to differ" Correct me if I'm wrong but given these are art assets, wouldn't "determining where the objects are likely to differ" itself be an expensive/hard pr
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by andruc 5y ago
One would think that about inflammable too
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by andruc 5y ago
If I recall it was more tame than the story itself.
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by andruc 5y ago
Was it not the case that most of the vaccine producers were providing them at cost?
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by andruc 5y ago
I tracked energy consumption (Wh/km) averaged over the time I had winter tires installed on my M3 (when temps hit 7 C or lower) and consumption was up by 20-25%.
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by andruc 5y ago
Steam is back.
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by andruc 5y ago
Why all the links to payday loans? (view the site with javascript disabled)
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by andruc 5y ago
Not "knowledge required to do well" on the y-axis?
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by andruc 5y ago
Would be great to see examples for RPGs that don't use classes or equipment, given how similar the rules structure is (by design) between dungeon world and D&D. Anything to do with features or abilities would be great too.
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by andruc 5y ago
It is claimed very clearly in the linked tweet, and the metrics are shown in the video.
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by andruc 5y ago
Gentrification of food?
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by andruc 5y ago
How many schools do you know have their own cemetary?
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by andruc 5y ago
Given it's a collaboration between a Canadian company and a UK research program, I'm not sure why the US would be considered.
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by andruc 5y ago
No! You are not obligated to receive support for software just because it was written by someone else.
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by andruc 5y ago
Merely an engineering problem!
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by andruc 5y ago
Looking at the example document linked in the article, it looks like each page is rendered in its own canvas tag. Text selection and interacting with the content of the page seems to behave as expected.
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by andruc 6y ago
Each of which being thousands of years old.
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by andruc 6y ago
I last used Pandora's radio in Canada around 2005. I'm questioning what it is they're "working on" for so long.

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