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by krige 2y ago
Bold statement barely two months after it came to light just how many western influencers were actively sponsored by the russian state.
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by krige 2y ago
> There is one part that fills me with guilt to this day. The software industry had long dreamed of shutting down copiers with litigation. The decision in my case could not have been more favorable to copiers even if I had written it my
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by krige 2y ago
The accusation was insistently fielded by some malicious actors back when the early access version launched. It was debunked multiple times but it seems like it stuck to some anyway.
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by krige 2y ago
It's always a hindsight declaration though. Currently we can only say that Intel has reused the same architecture several times already and cranking up the voltage until it breaks because they seem to be yet to find the next design lea
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by krige 2y ago
Solar has nothing to do with it. Voyager uses hydrazine, of which over 80% has been used up over the years. They simply use not that much of it as it's not for thrust, but for aiming at Earth more or less.
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by krige 2y ago
This it not what I am referring to. I am referring to the chart posted in their official community post, most recently in June [1]. The chart is labelled "Intel Recommendations: 'Intel Default Settings'" (sic). Notice ho
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by krige 2y ago
The issue is intel guidelines are basically nonsensical and contradictory. What they claim is "recommended" settings is basically three separate sets of options, with no clear indication which is the actual so-called baseline. Whi
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by krige 2y ago
My washing machine is kind enough to both indicate time to end in minutes, but also allows me to delay start so that the cycle is finished in [x] hours. It's not even that modern.
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by krige 2y ago
Procgen (and I mean roguelike style procgen, not Elite/Frontier single fixed seed generation) AND graphics like these were pretty rare back then, best to my knowledge. There's a number of classic games that Roguecraft draws on vis
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by krige 2y ago
Except Crowdstrike had 3 separate Linux incidents, including kernel panics, directly before this happened.
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by krige 2y ago
Nethack, ADOM and a bunch of other classics also had their ports (though at least ADOM past 1.1.1 struggles to launch on hardware these days).
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by krige 2y ago
Deluxe Paint was nice and all, but I happened to have DigiPaint for the same system, and boy it had some really wild (for 1989) features, like gradient fills, gradient color blending, fully adjustable transparency painting, and texture mapp
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by krige 2y ago
That, or they're calling Intel's benchmark before microcode update bluff, and in either case they're upfront about the delay instead of clamming up for half a year while unrest mounts.
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by krige 2y ago
I dunno about the Blow part. IME since the late 80s computing was mostly wrestling with bugs, crashes, and issues you had to solve mostly on your own, or just live with (t. Guru Meditation vet), and it was only worse during the 9x era. The
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by krige 2y ago
That's a great point - so explain, how getting bought out by Microsoft is going to help any of this? How getting bought out by Microsoft is not going to make everything even worse for everyone involved?
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by krige 2y ago
I have found that my mouse usage also "evolved" to a similar efficiency. However this really requires a modern high DPI mouse, as I do intermittently use an ancient (1992) system with an equally ancient ball mouse, which can requi
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by krige 3y ago
OK, tested for that and couldn't reproduce OS installing WA on its own, though the web interface kept showing links to download the app in multiple places.
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by krige 3y ago
That's probably because you can't "log in to whatsapp" from that address - you can only download and install the app and the site is very explicit about that.
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by krige 5y ago
I can only predict how much worse will the twitter get now that people will be able to edit whatever dumb shit they write in order to avoid backlash and retcon events.
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by krige 5y ago
Not really, Russia's previous aggressions in 2014 are the reason Ukraine even has a military in the first place and from the past few days it appears that said military's existence came as a shock to the invader. It is fair to say
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by krige 5y ago
People with disabilities have beaten Fromsoft games. There are numerous accounts of that. From what I have seen, it's usually people without actual disabilities propping them up as a shield for their own laziness and excessive need to
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by krige 5y ago
That entirely depends on the weapon you have chosen. I can guarantee that if you choose greatswords / ultra greatswords and gear up with that choice in mind, the game pace slows down tremendously as you one-hit a lot of the opposition
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by krige 5y ago
powerpacker or bust, baby
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by krige 5y ago
Gaming walled gardens are generally a result of copyright / legal walls, not any lack or need of capability.
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Trackers: The Sound of 16-Bit(youtube.com)
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by krige 5y ago
GOG shifted focus from that a long, long time ago. Now they're a normal storefront that mostly deals in indies and occassionally releases older games - and the quality of those older releases is rarely anything above slapping dosbox an
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by krige 5y ago
I wager Christianity does not subscribe to Chick's ideas in any real, broad or specific, sense.
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by krige 5y ago
As someone who did play a lot of SS13 way back (must be around 7-10 years now, whack) he gave the entirely correct impression of the game in the form that gave it its fame and infamy. Serious roleplay SS13 servers are a bit like serious rol
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by krige 5y ago
After numerous missteps, of which probably the most famous is either the four pests campaign or the birth control ("one child") campaign, I would be very hesitant before assuming any punitive or corrective policy China has any bas
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by krige 5y ago
In short, several months ago they added cryptocurrency support (and a whole new cryptocoin of their own) to the messenger to pretty much everyone's complete confusion.

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