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by m4rtink 24d ago
I really suggest looking a bit into VRChat for some of the worlds people have created there - some of them are very complex & are telling stories by their environments that could be comparable to standalone VR games. For some examples -
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by m4rtink 24d ago
For the Quest 3 for example, you can get a Bobovr halo strap that has replaceable magnetically connected battery packs. If you have at least two, you can just swap them when one runs out and by the time the second one is empty, the first on
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by m4rtink 24d ago
For VRChat it has even more benefits - built in eye tracking out of the box and and expansion port for which rumoredly there should be an official project Babble lower face tracker under development. :)
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by m4rtink 24d ago
Cool aspirations but I don't think it has significant enterprise deployments compared to RHEL or SLES.
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by m4rtink 24d ago
Why not both? (all people involved)
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by m4rtink 24d ago
Given all the illogical insanity they are doing (like, trying to fight an interstellar war instead of just the simple stuff like moving to habitats, improving their bodies or even so,me stellar lifting) I don't think the will listen. ;
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by m4rtink 24d ago
Yeah, all these overpriced toys will be obsolete soon anyway, but regular memory for PC for actually doing some productive stuff is still overpriced. Pure madness.
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by m4rtink 24d ago
That anyone still uses Wordpress after such a horrendous breach of trust is beyond me.
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by m4rtink 24d ago
Not sure how effective the poaching will be with the company in this state.
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by m4rtink 24d ago
Just the other day there was an article of the whole civilization in the Andes basically running on drugs so there are certainly precendents.
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by m4rtink 24d ago
Multiple missions that should be landing in the near future are looking just into that, in the south polar regions (Shackelton crater & co). So we should hopefully have some new data on this quite soon. :)
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by m4rtink 24d ago
We could never send a Morse signal to the Moon or Mars - the aerial mast necessary for that would be reaching out of the atmosphere and you would need to burn amount of coal equivalent Mt Everest to power it! (Paraphrasing a bit but I do re
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by m4rtink 24d ago
I hope so, but at the same time - I'm not sure how to best do it without ending up with some different authoritative issues. Like, in general, you kinda want people to be good parent so their children end up as decent humans (that for
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by m4rtink 25d ago
This can be very interesting- take https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heracleum_mantegazzianum for example. A nice tall beautifuly flowering plant suitable for the hard environment of the Caucasus, for hundreds of years a r
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by m4rtink 25d ago
Is't that just bad education or parenting in the end ? I don t think many people with good parents & education would be essentially insane to break thinks just for fun. In general, I think you kinda need to fix people rather than m
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by m4rtink 25d ago
Exactyl - progress is progress, regardless who does it. Sure, they should still be celebrated for achieveing that. :)
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by m4rtink 25d ago
So jail the CEO, anyone else invovlved & shut down the company, right ?
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by m4rtink 26d ago
Cat ears are serious business... ^@_@^
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by m4rtink 26d ago
In some cases, such as space exploration I don't really care who does it but that it happens - sure, would be nice if my favorite power block did it but I will still celebrate it when someone else achives it. Can still be a powerful mo
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by m4rtink 26d ago
This is the way!
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by m4rtink 26d ago
Its just the beginning of a new, cutte & fluffy chapter in human history!
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by m4rtink 26d ago
Hmm, this is a tough one... For cat ears, unlike AI, a few % chance of a global Apocalypse might be actually acceptable!
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by m4rtink 26d ago
Sure, semiconductors for important industrial uses are critical & I agree gaming GPUs are much less critical. Still RAM & storage multiplying in price over such a short ammount of time also can't be good for the economy & s
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by m4rtink 26d ago
Panopticon to the rescue - seriously ??? People just dont vadalize stuff - there are reasons for that that need to be fixed, not adding even more spying.
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by m4rtink 26d ago
That in the end it depends on the crew launching the nuclear weapon & the chain of command instructing them to do so. Having some codes is not sufficient - a whole complex process with many safeguards has to run to the end for things t
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by m4rtink 26d ago
This almost seems like we need a strategic reserve for semiconductors- kinda like we have it for food, to prevent suppliers from throwing it away when they are suddenly able to sell something much more lucrative.
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by m4rtink 26d ago
And ? You are just describing how the lunar environment works. There are more peculiarities, like most orbits being long term unstable, abrasive dust, etc. But nothing that can't be habdled with good engineering.
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by m4rtink 26d ago
Palantir is from Lord of the Rings which I would argue is unlike The Hobbit not a book for children.
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by m4rtink 27d ago
Stuff like this is even more funny if you can actually read German. :)
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by m4rtink 27d ago
Its the other way around - Iran stopped targetting Israel, to make it leass likey they will shoot back. Also turns out shooting up poorly protected Us bases & wasting their irreplaceable AA interceptors is much better "return on in

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