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by krautsourced 5y ago
For reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-VT8Hs3OhY It is so obvious from the style and music that a demo group (The Silents) were behind this game. I'm still loving it to this day. Missing getting boxes of demo
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by krautsourced 5y ago
That... is my nightmare.
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by krautsourced 5y ago
The more any of these companies start to filter not-illegal content,the less it becomes justified to keep them exempt from liability for the things the _do_ allow. Because at some point we are reaching that 'have your cake and eat it&#
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by krautsourced 5y ago
I'd assume they host some of their own packages plus it's probably the default for the Azure space. (just an assumption)
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by krautsourced 6y ago
Not sure what you mean by pharmacist but a real pharmacist aka 'Apotheker' has to do a full university study of pharmacy. The people selling the medication over the counter don't, but they aren't pharmacists.
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by krautsourced 6y ago
Also for GPU rendering.
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by krautsourced 6y ago
Try getting rid of the 2GB desktop pictures that come with Catalina then and see how much control you have...
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by krautsourced 6y ago
I don't really have anything against it per se. It just had that Autodesk / Adobe feel to it that immediately provokes a kicking and screaming reaction in many :)
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by krautsourced 6y ago
2.8x Yes, C4D is fast and more importantly, extremely stable. It's crazy how often I got Maya or even Houdini to crash, compared to Cinema (which basically only crashed due to Octane...)
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by krautsourced 6y ago
The Cinema 4D licensing changed to subscription which caused many people to look for alternatives. I'm not arguing against Blender being an alternative eventually, it has great features. It's just not there yet as a complete repla
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by krautsourced 6y ago
People are always talking about switching to Blender (me included) - but they don't. Because as sad as it is, once you start to actually work with it in serious projects, you noticed all the things that hobbyists who hail Blender as th
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by krautsourced 6y ago
Install Wordfence. The free version is enough. Regularly checks the site for dodgy files, blocks spammers and offers 2FA for login. Big fan since it prevented multiple hack attempts to several of my sites.
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by krautsourced 7y ago
ZeroTier maybe.
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by krautsourced 7y ago
I'm curious: if the male and female brain, from a neuroscientific perspective, are truly the same - can we assume the book's author would be perfectly fine with all neuroscience from now on be done on male brains exclusively and t
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by krautsourced 7y ago
I use these kind of text based ui's for internal tools where dealing with a full graphical UI is often 50% or more of the actual work. It's easier for the novice user to use tools with basic text based user interface than to use c
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by krautsourced 7y ago
They already switched to Twitch and WoW. So it seems Wikipedia may just have been the first target cause it is big.
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by krautsourced 7y ago
Despite this and as someone doing only "vanilla" non-controversial stuff in (afaik) any jurisdiction I can at the very least say that as a git gui client, it works really well. So there's that.
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by krautsourced 7y ago
It's not _that_ much of an overhaul imho. I still find it to be weird, coming from other apps (Cinema 4D in my case).
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by krautsourced 7y ago
Blasphemy!
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by krautsourced 7y ago
Having owned speakers in that range and listened to numerous pairs in the 5k range: a fair price is the price the speaker that sounds good to you costs. Measurable differences do not matter, what matters is your ear and your taste, both of
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by krautsourced 8y ago
Another, probably slightly more relevant, reason is that the average income in Berlin is significantly lower than other major German cities.
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by krautsourced 8y ago
For what it's worth, I was using it for a Django project and it did speed up noticeably - but I also ran into mysterious crashes. Now, I can't pin it to pypy necessarily, might have been some Django lib not playing ball with pypy.
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by krautsourced 8y ago
Instead a weird mix of council tax bills or your last water bill's address or such is used as identification, which is hardly any better.
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by krautsourced 8y ago
Funnily enough, that's very close to how a non-English-speaking German would probably spell English words :)
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by krautsourced 8y ago
70k is anything but low in Berlin. It is actually really, really high. For reference see here (monthly before tax) https://www.morgenpost.de/bin/bmo-213539703.jpg With that amount of money one could afford a very sweet
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by krautsourced 8y ago
I think it's still "easy" to find something if you are looking in terms of bespoke software for one very specific use case. Like in our company, I'm building business and pipeline tools that reflect specifically our work
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by krautsourced 8y ago
I'm also always actively looking, and they look interesting, but their recent blog posts don't fill me with too much confidence (although they have to be commended on being so open about it). Any personal experience there?
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by krautsourced 8y ago
I think that's more a thing of personal preference. Many developers (me included) consider working on UIs a chore compared to implemented new features. And since they are free to do whatever they want, they stick to the features. Comme
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by krautsourced 8y ago
For me too it was swapping my HDDs for SSDs. Also, getting 64GB RAM (I do lots of video and stuff). Everything else, moving from CPU generations to newer generations, _felt_ like it barely made a dent. GPU rendering via CUDA also meant a ma
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by krautsourced 8y ago
Not true. There is (or at least until now, has never been) a reason for video or 3D professionals in the "Arts" to use anything but GTX cards. 3D CAD and AI professionals on the other hand will profit from the Quadro cards. The ma

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