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by monocasa 2y ago
Modern NT builds haven't really been using the HAL the same way either. It's been a pain because windows on arm kernels have been pretty tied to Qualcomm hardware so far.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Right, but a billion dollars to a relative small fry in the publishing industry (even online only) like the ny times is chum in the water. The next six publishers are going to be looking for $100B and probably have the funds for better lawy
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by monocasa 2y ago
A billion dollar settlement is more than enough to fuel further litigation.
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by monocasa 2y ago
What specifically about them?
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by monocasa 2y ago
They absolutely did. The PPEs were far too anemic to run anything like halflife on their own. Gabe Newell famously sounded off about how useless it was and wouldn't transfer to any other hardware, but he ended up being wrong. The arc
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by monocasa 2y ago
> Also, I think game developers balked at having to implement their own GPU in a hard-to-program unique architecture. It would have been a library. > I wonder how many PS3 games ignored the Cell processor and just developed for the CP
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by monocasa 2y ago
Eh, the Cell would have been a fantastic processor if it weren't for hitting the end of dennard scaling like a brick wall. In the design phase they were expecting almost 5ghz at launch, and to hit around 10ghz at the end of the product
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by monocasa 2y ago
Yes, he differentiates quarrels and arguments. He believes his wife is actually referring to a quarrel and and therefore her advice doesn't apply when it's actually an argument. My aside is that I haven't found the advice to
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by monocasa 2y ago
Total aside, but > My wife likes to quote the advice “never go to bed with an argument unsettled” I've never found that to be true. Sleep it off, cooler heads will prevail tomorrow.
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by monocasa 2y ago
> I wonder if these are layout-RE'd clones or reimplementations I have heard on the grapevine of several cases where these Chinese clone manufacturers don't use any of the original layout, but did put their hands on the origina
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by monocasa 2y ago
Right, and it's a direct quote from the author of the paper in question.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Does this copy that unexpected behavior where ldd will actually execute some libraries it's interrogating? https://catonmat.net/ldd-arbitrary-code-execution
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by monocasa 2y ago
It concludes with > "But it is the first proof that gravity can exist without mass."
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by monocasa 2y ago
Yep https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kugelblitz_(astrophysics)
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by monocasa 2y ago
Haven't we known about massless particles warping spacetime for a while, hence how kugelblitzes work? It's not just mass that warps spacetime, but mass or energy.
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by monocasa 2y ago
What are some of the libraries games use nowadays for game soundtracks?
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by monocasa 2y ago
Wat
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by monocasa 2y ago
Lion's Commentary on Unix is a classic tome on the subject, but unfortunately was illegal for quite some time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Commentary_on_the_UNIX_Opera...
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by monocasa 2y ago
Even still, I'd love to see more low bandwidth devices use CUSE to expose standard device file interfaces.
890.
by monocasa 2y ago
The point of an MIRV system is flexibility. Yes, smaller targets might get one RV. But larger targets (the 'cities' under discussion here) are allocated whole missiles as a "cluster" as (due to the inverse square law) it
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by monocasa 2y ago
Also The War Game from 1966 by Peter Watkins. Was commissioned by the BBC to prepare the public for a nuclear strike, but was then not televised as "the effect of the film has been judged by the BBC to be too horrifying for the medium
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by monocasa 2y ago
I mean, 10KT is a tiny explosion for modern nuclear weapons. You really only hit that by intentionally dampening the explosion with "dial a yield" weapons. A better representation would be the W88 at 475KT. That's what&#x27
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by monocasa 2y ago
Not exactly.
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by monocasa 2y ago
If not for parody, it's normally a violation of likeness rights.
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by monocasa 2y ago
At a base minimum, the would have given her direction to sound the way she does. Voice actors have lots of range, and that range would have been on her demo reel.
896.
by monocasa 2y ago
That's what I said, copying likeness can be illegal.
897.
by monocasa 2y ago
Which would be a pretty cute and dry violation of likeness rights.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Copying likeness can be.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Copyright isn't at issue here; it's instead likeness rights.
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by monocasa 2y ago
Likeness rights are a real thing, and it's not out there to have infringed on them by going to a famous person to use their likeness, getting denied, then using another actor telling them to copy the first actor's likeness. This i

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