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by krige 11mo ago
I caution against using whatever the Russian army and, especially, navy is going through as a guideline on what can or cannot happen to a competent, well equipped force. Putting it bluntly, their equipment is not only subpar, it is also poo
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by krige 11mo ago
This is a view that is way too self-flagellatory and incorrect if you actually use the map. The borders are included based on what sources are available and non-european entitities are documented longer than european ones, as long as they h
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by krige 11mo ago
Having went through a similar process with an A600 and then A1200 I enjoy reading through these writeups. Diskmaster, wow that's old-school (t. Filemaster enjoyer) Although this system will be somewhat hobbled by OS 1.3, I doubt OP wil
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by krige 11mo ago
More like it's edgy cousin, the basilisk.
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by krige 11mo ago
Aight so when using Wine, AoW1 just instantly fails silently upon launch, no error message to see. When using proton it technically works - clicking randomly I launched the tutorial, judging by the sounds - but the screen is black all the t
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by krige 11mo ago
It isn't I'm afraid. I'll see if I get any crash log or report that could help later in the evening.
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by krige 11mo ago
That's really nice but that still doesn't make Linux the better option, or even "easier" when PCGW has everything covered for Win. And most Windows issues is just slapping dgVoodoo or nGlide in and it's done anyway
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by krige 11mo ago
It doesn't. Case in point is my spare late 00's laptop running mint and early 00's / late 90's games. Some (Age of Wonders 1) don't work at all under wine/proton. Others (Age of Wonders SM, dosbox games, M
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by krige 11mo ago
I'm sorry but linux gaming absolutely does not support "support everything from 90s to cutting edge modern games without hiccups" I'm sure for some users it's acceptable, solid even, but I know several people, inclu
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by krige 11mo ago
It is worth pointing out that US' potential adversary in the Pacific region is known for boasting its "robust" anti-satellite capabilities, so it is difficult to see this move as anything but wasteful and potentially dangerou
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by krige 11mo ago
Or perhaps pulling out of the program was too costly, political or otherwise, for EU and USA did them a huge favor by blundering away from it first, freeing them to pursue their goals.
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by krige 11mo ago
No. Europeans were paying for theirs but, once US backed out of their own purchases, the cost per unit rose sharply and was no longer sustainable.
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by krige 11mo ago
No, not really. I bought my current motherboard in 2018, and it's still more than good enough - runs almost everything at max detail 1080p/1440p - after I replaced the CPU+GPU 2 years ago.
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by krige 11mo ago
Well, good thing it had a head start now.
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by krige 11mo ago
Highly amusing that OAI model is still ghibli-zing its outputs.
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by krige 11mo ago
And then we can have a second LLM read and digest the book for us. In fact, we can create a pipeline, where LLM writes, LLM reads, and then LLM leaves reviews and reddit comments, all without any human input or oversight on any of these ste
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Lathing precision tubes using ancient methods [video](youtube.com)
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by krige 11mo ago
and SETI@home too!
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by krige 11mo ago
Most of the time when I see this snark, and look it up, it turns out that the "original" inventor did only the most basic step or vague foundations and never refined it further or explored any potential applications. Most often it
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by krige 11mo ago
He does mention it has to do with voltage and heating systems. I think it's something he covered on his kettle vid.
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by krige 11mo ago
Reminds me of the first time I heard youtube's forced AI translation to my native language. It's just wrong, the same male voice is used for everything, the delivery is grating, the intonation is off, the translation is very MTL i
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by krige 11mo ago
And then the company goes under, or decides your variant of the service is not worth maintaining, or that there is potential for enshittification. All your data, gone. And it WILL happen.
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by krige 1y ago
That's cool but I spent the last week trying to get midi music in dosbox under Mint. It's still not working. Midi. And Wine works until it suddenly doesn't and searching for solution you get stonewalled with modern day equiva
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by krige 1y ago
Well, lucky Amiga, it was wasted by executive muck-ups rather than mere marketing foibles.
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by krige 1y ago
You know, as the saying goes, if a metric becomes a target...
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by krige 1y ago
Are you saying that we already have AGI, except those pesky goalpost movers keep denying the truth? Hm.
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by krige 1y ago
Well there is still an NPC that proclaims Kirkbride's drug binge fueled [affectionately] lore. Besides, in Skyrim you eat souls of hitherto immortal beings in an act of metaphysical cannibalism, and, among other things, get to witness
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by krige 1y ago
As an European with multiple sources of income, all that boils down to is literally excel style fill in the boxes deal. There's even free tools that can handle the simple formulas if I don't trust my calculator enough. 1 hour a ye
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by krige 1y ago
Linux is now the better OS, after the other one got significantly worse than it used to be, and even that is close call depending on what you need Linux to do.
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by krige 1y ago
Cloud gaming sucks due to latency, not price.

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