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“Magic: The Gathering” is officially the world’s most complex game(technologyreview.com)
42 points by dtx1 4y ago|23 comments
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by dtx1 4y ago
Does this work if everyone is behind a different NAT? If so, how?
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by dtx1 4y ago
Meh, I always pirated music before Spotify. Then I got a free test account and now am a happy paying customer for forever. As soon as someone with a reasonably similar library and better linux integration than a half abandoned electron app
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by dtx1 4y ago
/g/ is gonna implode
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by dtx1 4y ago
This is even better and more realistic!
456.
by dtx1 4y ago
At some point we have to accept that this is the People of North Koreas fault. They are very aware that their country is massively worse off than the rest of the world, yet they don't murder their kings.
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by dtx1 4y ago
An american Defense Contractor writing about this just reeks of slow preparation of the public for the eventual release of evidence that some of those Navy UAPs are in fact extra-terrestrial and we have no Idea what to do about it.
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by dtx1 4y ago
Virtually none in this century
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by dtx1 4y ago
It's just the spending for the UAP Reverse Engineering Effort. Note the lack of a /s tag
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by dtx1 4y ago
Hetzner S3 Storage would be great. I know Hetzner is slow moving when it comes to Software but it's so obvious that they would have explosive growth if they did that and most of it is available as FOSS Software already
461.
by dtx1 4y ago
That's wicked cool, thank you. For me and a little more experimental customers, this is a nice option but for the more legacy customers out there, if it doesn't have an SLA, it doesn't exist. I know it doesn't make sense
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by dtx1 4y ago
Please do a managed Kubernetes next. I couldn't convince any of our customers to switch to Hetzner because they'd need to do "everything themselves". A managed Kubernetes instance would instantly make Hetzner an alternat
463.
by dtx1 4y ago
Emacs already is a great operating system i just wish it had a good Editor
464.
by dtx1 4y ago
If I understand this correctly this is an orbital nuke on android security.
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I Built a Computer in Magic: The Gathering [video](youtube.com)
3 points by dtx1 4y ago|0 comments
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by dtx1 4y ago
> You could say that the intersecting area in the ven diagram of "Has to run on CPU" and "Can use vector instructions" is small. People are forgetting the "Could run on a GPU but I don't know how" facto
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by dtx1 4y ago
Uhm... aren't you basically describing wayland? This Xorg dude did exactly the tuning you want on wayland https://artemis.sh/2022/09/18/wayland-from-an-x-apologist.ht...
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The Truth About Nvidia’s RTX 4090 Adapters: Testing, X-Ray, & 12VHPWR Failures(youtube.com)
34 points by dtx1 4y ago|4 comments
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Richard Thieme: UFOs, Alien Life, and the Least Untruthful Things I Can Say(youtube.com)
2 points by dtx1 4y ago|0 comments
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by dtx1 4y ago
Youtube wants to become tictoc and everything they do is for that reason
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by dtx1 4y ago
> Something tells me it wasn’t about his website That's actually not that unlikely of a take.
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by dtx1 4y ago
I don't understand how zlibrary can still be up though. If the glowies can seize the domains can't they also seize the servers hosting the data?
473.
by dtx1 4y ago
I look forward to NOT watching the quatar world cup
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by dtx1 4y ago
It's sad that Intel Arc 1st Gen is such a failure. I would have loved to see a 3rd vendor in the fight
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by dtx1 4y ago
> Rust? It's much more painful to use than C++ Write a sufficiently complex memory safe program in C++. I dare you. It's been proven again and again that humans can't do it. And calling Rust more painful than C++ is just a
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by dtx1 4y ago
I think we should stop having them as separate cards altogether. GPU RAM already can't be socketed anymore and Apple Silicone has shown massive CPU improvements are possible with soldered ram. It hurts my DIY PC Enthusiast Spirit but b
477.
by dtx1 4y ago
> There is nothing for people to believe or not believe. MS cannot cannot discontinue x86 overnight because their OS is used by a much larger proportion of the world. Apple managed a competent compatibility layer, albeit with some specia
478.
by dtx1 4y ago
Let me play my tiny violin for the Gigacorporation Microsoft that was so unfairly treated by ARM that they just had to take "Whatever Qualcomm will ship them". Poor Multi Billion Dollar, they never had a chance to compete on a fai
479.
by dtx1 4y ago
And here's the difference between Microsoft and Apple: When Apple switches to ARM, people believe them. When Microsoft switches to arm, people ignore them. Why? Because Microsoft only ever half-asses such changes (see the terrible SOC
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by dtx1 4y ago
Almost like copy on write hasnt been invented yet. Just copy the profile on creation of a new instance

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