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How God of War was brought from Playstation to PC(eurogamer.net)
1 points by cbg0 5y ago|0 comments
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by cbg0 5y ago
It varies quite a bit, I see a lot of banding in various scenes on my TV with 20GB WEB-DLs compared to an actual 4K BR rip.
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by cbg0 5y ago
I'm pretty sure you missed the joke.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Plenty of providers, depending on how many 10G/40G links you're willing to buy, check out https://blog.telegeography.com/global-ip-transit-prices-decl... to see how much prices have gone down.
635.
by cbg0 5y ago
That 10gbps comes with a 10TB traffic limit. The other poster was talking about a dedicated port with no limits.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Not a lawyer, but based on the last paragraphs of the press release here: https://www.dynamic.ooo/press/groundbreaking-acknowledgment-... it seems that they have been ordered to comply within 7 days, so going over that
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by cbg0 5y ago
The Volvo system is based on radar + camera and it's pretty obvious that that is the rear of a vehicle in front of the truck. It might not necessarily pick up every kind of stationary object.
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When HDMI 2.1 isn't HDMI 2.1 – the confusing world of the standard(tftcentral.co.uk)
232 points by cbg0 5y ago|181 comments
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by cbg0 5y ago
This is a ridiculous statement, 3 different Renault models from 2019 each score 5 stars on Euro NCAP tests and the Kangoo tested in 2021 tested at 4/5.
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by cbg0 5y ago
You can probably get a volume discount on that 2.9% in the US. In Europe, Stripe starts at 1.4% + $0.3 for charging European cards.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Also useful: https://diskprices.com/
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by cbg0 5y ago
> I'm currently on a terrible satellite connection (not the popular one), and the latency to ping 1.1.1.1 averages 16.184ms right now, during awful weather, and never hits above 25ms. 1.1.1.1 is anycasted to many points of presence,
643.
by cbg0 5y ago
Sure, if you want to split hairs, but the primary beneficiary doesn't pay anything extra.
644.
by cbg0 5y ago
It's actually not, as it can induce temporary blindness if you overdose on it.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Yes, but the sneaky government is offering those freely, so that's very suspicious to some folks that would rather have "the good stuff" off of the black market.
646.
by cbg0 5y ago
Says who, Nvidia? They might not honor the warranty, but there's nothing they can do to stop you.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Plenty of people don't understand the concept of fining corporations, which is to punish them and get them to correct their ways, not to destroy them financially to the point where they end up firing people, which will now be out of wo
648.
by cbg0 5y ago
Do yourself a favor and write more thought out comments instead of "go google X" before complaining about down votes.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Nice whataboutism.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Some of the things mentioned in the article make me think the opposite of what the article is titled. The lack of transparency into the thought process of the individual shows that there is a willingness to not look stupid by giving away
651.
by cbg0 5y ago
Comcast were purposefully keeping those links under capacity so they could double dip - get money from both their customers and Netflix.
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by cbg0 5y ago
I think the larping is actually mandatory if you want to pose as Anonymous.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, you should be able to host the data inside the EEA ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Economic_Area ). While Switzerland is not a member, they do have special agreements for trade reasons
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by cbg0 5y ago
"Bent over in all directions" is a bit of an exaggeration, most countries nowadays abide by various conventions to prevent money laundering & terrorism funding, since the G7 founded the FATF https://en.wikipedia.org
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by cbg0 5y ago
Not a lawyer, but if your justice department decides to go after Alexandra Elbakyan, they could in theory also charge you as an accessory, though this will vary wildly depending on which country you live in.
656.
by cbg0 5y ago
> Ivermectin is being prescribed off-label for Covid-19 by tens of thousands of doctors nationwide. [Citation needed] Also, for those that are prescribing it, this is not an FDA approved treatment for Covid.
657.
by cbg0 5y ago
> it's been seriously studied in various countries and so far afaik hasn't been proved to not be effective. It also hasn't been proven to be effective. Edit: to further show why this is a ridiculous approach towards using
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by cbg0 5y ago
Are they really breaking into your car just to steal your USB cable or is there other stuff you leave in plain sight?
659.
by cbg0 5y ago
This is a very defeatist view of things. The purpose of fines is not to destroy a company, it's to correct its bad behavior - if they keep doing it you can fine them again for even more money.
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by cbg0 5y ago
If the verification has never been done, and to comply with any regulatory requirements, they will likely perform the check once. Just because your account is 18 years old is most likely not going to pass various regulations which they need

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