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by c2h5oh 3y ago
It's still easily in my top5 most played games of all time
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
The "largest" single outlet I have is 3F32A which caps out at 22kW. Entire house is wired for 3 phase power capped at 125A per phase - just over 86kW total
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
That's possible, but in general action games are shorter (unless padded with "open world") - e.g. all recent Tomb Raider games are around 12h mark, horror games average around 9h etc. Since I can't filter data by "A
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Depends on the type of the games you are looking obviously: - 2023 shooters average just over 12h to complete - 2023 RPGs 37.5h - Battle Arena (all time) 433h All in all average for 2023 releases is just under 20h _to complete_, which doesn
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Video games take an average of 18h to beat now: https://howlongtobeat.com/stats and on average players will play less than half of that https://deathisawhale.com/2021/01/20/how-many-players-ac
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Casetify page went dark for a while (HTTP 504) and just returned with landing page and all "Inside Out" products wiped clean from the page..
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
The cost is passed to the consumer, so it's in everyone's best interest for this to be as rare as possible.
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
As far as I can tell you can't meet the 20Mbps upload requirement anywhere. I'm in rural middle of nowhere in central Europe, at a latitude with very dense Starlink coverage and I'm almost certainly the only Starlink user in
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Starlink will not qualify - even in area with no congestion where you have to problem maintaining >200Mbps down your upload speed averages around 15Mbps
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Youtube defaults to VP8/VP9 encoded video that you most likely decode in software. Install h264ify chrome/firefox addon and it's likely going to get better.
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
BitInteger and BigDecimal are arbitrary precision types in Java
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Domain limiting is implemented using x.509 cert nameConstraints, which the last time I've checked were not supported on Apple devices.. Edit: has been fixed in osx 10.13.3. Idk about iOS.
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
100% or 14.
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Odd - shipping to Central Europe starts at 32 euro
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Most countries have investor visas or something similar that not only grants you entry but also residency
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Worse: by default it's not CPU but VCPU - a single core with multithreading = 2 VCPU
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
They admit it's two stroke, but they use that name because they have no oil in fuel and "it's cool". It's small, lightweight, perfectly balanced but has low torque so it's not a best fit for cars. Would be grea
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
If it was just CO2 levels going up then maybe. The problem is that temperatures are going up too, so gas solubility is going down. This means that C4 or CAM photosynthesis plants might get an edge over C3 on a larger area.
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
At the same time Reddit seems to be worried people will delete their accounts and content - it's now impossible to delete anything, as it simply comes back.
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Reddit refuses to delete your comments and posts if you request account deletion telling you to do it yourself. If you delete comments/posts they come back after a while. Since comments/posts may include personally identifiable in
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Reddit makes it impossible to delete PII, refuses to do it itself violating GDPR [video](youtube.com)
201 points by c2h5oh 3y ago|89 comments
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
This is why I specifically mentioned radio stack, not the whole chip. Simply having ESP32 radio stack powered, not even transmitting, means a continuous additional (on top of everything else) power draw of 40~50mA. That is A LOT.
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Another point: Nordic radio stack (wifi/bluetooth/ant) uses 5-15% of power that Esp32 chips do doing the same thing - if you are building anything battery powered that transmits often it makes a huge difference.
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
You can still have a waterproof phone with replaceable battery through the revolutionary technology of gaskets ;-) There were several models like that already before manufacturers figured out it's cheaper to glue them
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Qualcomm is still terrible at getting their SoCs supported in mainline kernel and as a result as soon as they stop providing updates to the kernel fork you're SoL. This can happen as early as 3 years after initial SoC launch
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
I the last 5 years alone I've replaced batteries in: - Pixel 4, more than doubling it's battery life - Pixel 2 XL making it usable again - One Plus 6 almost doubling it's battery life So clearly mileage will vary.
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
This is a civil complaint, but it describes things that can be criminal, e.g: a failure to do KYC required to block transactions with sanctioned people/entities - that can very much be criminal with a max of 20 years iirc.
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Per host and/or per container
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
Datadog startup journey from my perspective: 1. use Datadog, because it gets you a bunch of stuff without having to really set it up, like anomaly detection, which is poor man's monitoring & alerting 2. once you start getting produ
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by c2h5oh 3y ago
I'm more curious HOW they are doing it. I've looked into this recently and detecting state you are in without having access to your location data had just under 50% error rate.

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