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by lysace 10mo ago
A $100k EV has roughly the same amount of DRAM as a $1k phone. The EV is a therefore, on a whole, a lot less sensitive to DRAM price increases.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Those games have 100x to 500x smaller budgets than the AAA-games. Yes, they often have cute ideas, but, like a blockbuster movie, 99 times out of 100 you need a solid budget to make a solid movie/game.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Yeah, 1000 variations later, the latest Doom/Quake iteration looks great.
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by lysace 10mo ago
I checked them out. I guess I just miss a time when Falcon 3.0 and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stunt_Island sold really well.
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by lysace 10mo ago
A 9 year old random FPS game. WTF happened to non-shooter games? I am so bored of these FPS variations.
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by lysace 10mo ago
This only makes sense if you only read the headline.
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by lysace 10mo ago
From the paper: "After regulatory approval had been obtained for the therapy, ..." Are the documents relating to this FDA (?) approval application public? I'm curious about where the current boundaries lie and how the process
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by lysace 10mo ago
I used some (pirated) software that included a bundled Windows 2 runtime on an Amstrad PC1512 with CGA (but enhanced to 16 colors in 640x200 to make GEM look good in the sales brochures) in the late 80s. The Windows app ran in mono 640x200.
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by lysace 10mo ago
No, just pointing out that it's relatively likely that their ISP's IP ranges have been flagged as DDoS sources.
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by lysace 10mo ago
(The author runs a small ISP in an unspecified country in SEA and complains about many CF captchas.) This may be one reason: https://blog.cloudflare.com/ddos-threat-report-2025-q3/ Top 10 largest sources of DDoS attac
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by lysace 10mo ago
Potentially interesting that the authors are primarily affiliated with NatWest - a British bank. I had to Google their names to find that out, though. They highlight reduced workplace productivity as a risk, among other things.
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by lysace 10mo ago
CMF Buds 2 by Nothing . (Cheap AirPods clone at like 50 USD.) Microphone/audio input sucks over BT. So many glazing reviews. I don't get it.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Maybe 10 annually.
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by lysace 10mo ago
> I’ve wondered if this person has access to any of my information? No. They have just told someone your email address and that someone has sent you stuff. Anyone can do that, if they dream up your email address. People having the same n
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by lysace 10mo ago
Prove it. ;)
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by lysace 10mo ago
Better article: https://www.wsj.com/business/fibrebond-eaton-bonus-walker-30... https://archive.ph/NpY8i
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by lysace 10mo ago
Something like sync(2)/syncfs(2) for filesystems. Seems like there's been a disconnect between users and kernel developers here?
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by lysace 10mo ago
If that crash video on X is accurate he was racing on public roads. If so, zero sympathies.
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by lysace 10mo ago
But of course there is a button to disable it. https://www.thedrive.com/news/37353/driver-turns-off-tractio...
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by lysace 10mo ago
Realistic racing sim games have taught me not to want a supercar for daily drives. Way too easy to f up. Just one such example (1983): https://www.nytimes.com/1983/06/10/business/corporate-triump... htt
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by lysace 10mo ago
TIL/remembered GNSS satellites have onboard atomic clocks. Makes a lot of sense, but still pretty cool. Something like this, I guess? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubidium_standard
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by lysace 10mo ago
> Signe Ratso, who is in charge of negotiating global access to the EU’s €93.5 billion Horizon Europe research and innovation programme My thoughts after witnessing Horizon Europe in action when I worked at a hardware/materials rese
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by lysace 10mo ago
I was - thank you. Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20220301004131/https://sci-hub.r... > Alexandra Elbakyan: Why Stalin is a God The rest of my comment still stands.
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by lysace 10mo ago
*2003, probably?
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by lysace 10mo ago
Why would you want to destroy your enemies' industries, is what you're asking? Although I suppose that is predicated on seeing Russia as the enemy. Strangely not always the norm these days in the new world.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Exactly. They couldn't really change it even if they wanted to. The implementation with all of its warts and quirks is now the standard.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Yes, there will be edge cases. They need to balance historic compat vs one more fricking setting checkbox. I am thinking that you will never see this solved.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Excel was completed at least a decade ago (probably two). This is obviously 99% marketing. Microsoft/Waggener Edstrom tend to be really good at getting mainstream media to report on the marketing activities. Example: For many Windows l
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by lysace 10mo ago
Programming efficiency isn’t about typing/editing fast - it’s about great decision-making. Although I have seen the combo of both working out very well. If you focus on fast typing/editing skills to level up, but still have bad de
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by lysace 10mo ago
Support for more than 7-bit ASCII characters. :)

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