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by krige 9mo ago
GOG's mission statement is applied very selectively. For a long time they did not support windows 10, and even now it's really spotty. It's frequently on a per-game basis, and sometimes games that used to work, don't any
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by krige 9mo ago
Ah yes the Tim Sweeney argument. Get a better service with a lower cut, sure. Why does nobody do that? They must be stupid.
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by krige 9mo ago
The Bismark was also attacked by biplanes with defective torpedos (thankfully, that saved HMS Sheffield). Basically only two torpedos even hit the german battleship. Presumably because the british torpedos were so awful, Tirpitz was attacke
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by krige 9mo ago
Inside of a submersible warship really is not the place to be conducting assembly of sensitive electronics, and just because you call it "fast automated" doesn't mean it's either of those enough to be feasible in combat
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by krige 10mo ago
As a fun comparison, Gemini 3 Pro took 17 days to beat the game. Twitch Plays Pokemon, which was frequently random, chaotic, even malicious, took 13 days to clear Crystal.
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by krige 10mo ago
Gacha mobages are rarely considered the same kind of entertainment as actual RPGs, and even then the Japanese and the Koreans give them stiff competition. When it's not a skinner box FOMO with titillating skins the Chinese barely regis
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by krige 10mo ago
The article does say that a number of qanats was overdrawn. But it also says several other things, pointing to poor water management policies, extreme damification drying up wetlands downstream, lack of necessary maintenance on some qanats,
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by krige 10mo ago
These predictions assume that nobody will do anything, which is almost never true. The crisis is no less real just because a lot of resources was put into delaying its effects.
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by krige 10mo ago
Also see related statement by vivaldi: https://xcancel.com/i/status/2000874212999799198
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by krige 10mo ago
No, it's a French thing. They're rather infamous for making your life difficult if you don't speak fluent French. Anywhere else in Europe people would at least make an effort.
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by krige 10mo ago
Except that's not how it happened. Lent was someting that took several centuries to occur in any form, and what was allowed and what was prohibited varied greatly for long after. Fish and shellfish from the start were allowed more ofte
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by krige 10mo ago
It's not so much Swindon specifically as setting being Britain, but it's the Three Flavors Cornetto trilogy, especially The World's End, which deals with aging, disillusionment, pining for "good old times", and simi
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by krige 10mo ago
They're still not too bright, which is kind of faithful to the original game. However at least the android client allows you to pick alternate algos and further AI mods that at least claim to make it more challenging are available for
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by krige 10mo ago
I can't believe I didn't catch the reference until Swindon.
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by krige 10mo ago
For OCS/ECS hardware 2bit HiRes - 640x256 or 640x200 depending on region - was default resolution for OS, and you could add interlacing or up color depth to 3 and 4 bit at cost of response lag; starting with OS2.0 the resolution settin
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by krige 10mo ago
Fast Tracker 2, admittedly "bit" later than 1990, could route playback of however many channels you used to the speaker. Worth noting that the quality in these cases was pretty good. A bit staticky but still well above Wolfenstein
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by krige 10mo ago
On paper maybe. In practice there's currently at least one case that directly affects me where Wine-patched Windows software still works on Windows thanks to said patch... but doesn't work under Wine anymore.
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by krige 10mo ago
Pouet link: https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=105331 (863 kbytes exe)
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by krige 10mo ago
>ad-free hasn't been in over a year
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by krige 10mo ago
Things that go through the proper channels are usually compatible. Crysis was never the most stable of games and IIRC it used 3DNow, which is deprecated - but not by Windows. As a counter-anecdata, last week I ran Galapagos: Mendel's E
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by krige 11mo ago
Good, great even. The more the better. Even if the ecosystem gets seriously fragmented I'll take this over your only real choice being UE and Unity (t. Godot enjoyer).
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by krige 11mo ago
The first sesason was solid for its time, a sort of twilight zone in space, or even a more fantastical take on Star Trek. It was less about an overarching plot or consistency or being based on a set of strict rules and more about exploring
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by krige 11mo ago
>> OpenAI’s cumulative free cash flow to 2030 may be about $282bn According to who, OpenAI? It is almost certain they flat out lie about their numbers as suggested by their 20% revenue shares with MS.
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by krige 11mo ago
The campaign. It doesn't work, and loading these maps in unlimited play hangs the game completely.
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by krige 11mo ago
Well technically yeah but consider that it takes ~9 months for the product to function without constant life support, at least a few years until majority of the basic functions work and ~15 years until it is fully functional. Talk about com
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by krige 11mo ago
Watching this project eagerly but it's still missing some functionality at the moment.
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by krige 11mo ago
What's "a little downtime" to you might be work ruined and day wasted for someone else.
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by krige 11mo ago
Cruelty Squad. Also the other assertion seems rather hyperbolic. Steam top50/100 is either unreal or proprietary engines...
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by krige 11mo ago
Yes, it is possible that China shares many of the same weaknesses - for instance, a few years back a video circulated from their infantry training that showed their rifles keyholing targets at extremely close range [0], suggesting inadequat

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