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by firebot 2y ago
I think the real crisis is that everyday people can't get pain relief cuz some junkies OD'ed. Wtf? We live in the dumbest possible universe of all possible universes.
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by firebot 2y ago
Big sugar paid Harvard et al to point the CVD boner at fats instead of sugar, namely saturated. Wrong. Dr. Mary Enid correctly identified trans fats as the real problam. Funny that sugars will cause fat Genesis. A body can not accommodation
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by firebot 2y ago
Japan is a blue zone.
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by firebot 2y ago
Based off bad science paid for by big sugar.
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by firebot 2y ago
Right, this particular solar system happens to have a planet that peoples. Yet the origins of life are elusive, and perhaps even multiple and relative, that the origins of life might just be a process the universe does countless times, inde
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by firebot 2y ago
The article clearly articulates that there's no performance benefit. However there's efficiency. It reduces power consumption.
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by firebot 2y ago
Not really though. ScaleWidth and ScaleHeight and innumerable other properties and functions don't exist. I can't even get a for next loop working to paint the canvas.
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by firebot 2y ago
“Where they burn books, they will also burn people” — Heinrich Heine
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by firebot 2y ago
Its.. like ... Like... Whatever... Like... Uh.... This is awful.
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by firebot 2y ago
There's tools to pack dependencies into a single executable, that then extracts those dependencies, as necessary, upon execution.
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by firebot 2y ago
There's MIDI, of course. Then you have things like fruity loops and similar. Then of course there's all kinds of synths for FL studio. Audio is ultimately analog, and requires a DAC, digital to analog conversion. I would think you
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by firebot 2y ago
The latest is, afaik, is called RelMOND, short for relativistic MOND. It describes the cosmos very similarly to the standard model, but with MOND as well. So slightly better matching observations than lambda CDM, but still imperfect. They p
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by firebot 2y ago
There's the NOVA classifications. I'd say the major concerns are refinement, like white bread, white sugar, white rice, most oils are highly chemically processed besides "cold-pressed". On the flip side, foods should ide
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by firebot 3y ago
The best part is it works pretty great on mobile. Really amazing stuff. Love photopea!
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by firebot 3y ago
Photopea.com! It's basically a free version of Photoshop. I haven't used paint.net in like a decade(maybe 2 decades). I didn't like the interface at all. And it seemed to heavily rely on .NET graphics APIs, which are fine, I
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by firebot 3y ago
I've had some great success using posits for fractals. Unfortunately, soft(ware) posits so rather slow. But mathematically the results were great.
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by firebot 3y ago
Uhm. You can't disable this shit. It's a weird problem. Can't log in to my account from unknown mobile but works just fine on an unknown PC. So frustrating.
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by firebot 3y ago
I don't believe you. I prefer alternative theories. Plasma physics. Electric universe models. There's Gareth Samuel on YouTube, See The Pattern. He just explores various theories. Treats them as merely theories (instead of facts)
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by firebot 3y ago
I don't follow.
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by firebot 3y ago
I have no credibility. Sean jumps on the hype train all day long. I'm skeptical. I don't think this illustrious dark matter or big bang mean anything. So it's like that telephone game where Sean is the last person and gets to
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by firebot 3y ago
Problem with Sean and most cosmologists is they are proliferate regurgitates with little independent thought.
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by firebot 3y ago
Really wasnt that bad. Not great. But far from awful.
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by firebot 3y ago
In summary, thank you for sharing your game. I'm excited to prove that I'm not an AI but unfortunately I am unable to play this game because I am merely a large language model and do not possess such capabilities to play games bey
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by firebot 3y ago
I think a good supplemental way to extend on BASIC knowledge is a good stack-based language, something forth-like, perhaps.
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by firebot 3y ago
Not exactly. With 2000/XP you can set the entire window opacity. Still no gdi+ native. So regions were still just shapes(1bit mask). Trying to set a pre-multiplied bitmap to a window will just give you a brightened version(the multipli
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by firebot 3y ago
It depends. Windows can be set to shapes going back to like Windows 95, iirc. But alpha, specifically, would be faked at that point. Windows 2000 supported alpha for such things in a basic way, like XP. Vista with Aero and 7 then really exp
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by firebot 3y ago
It's mostly forested and much wetland. Much of history they've been rain forests. Just like Nebraska used to be at the bottom of the Ocean, and yet at Ash falls you can find much more recent pristine Camel and Rhino fossils, among
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by firebot 3y ago
Oh, oh, which ones are macro and which micro?
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by firebot 3y ago
I wouldn't say that far, maybe a month. It gets regular updates.
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by firebot 3y ago
Mine states 120.0.6099.26, which was released a month ago, https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/2023/11/chrome-beta-fo...

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