mrlala

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by mrlala 6y ago
Back in like 2005(?) when it came out it was also the first game that I ever saw supporting dual monitors. I had the overhead map on one screen and normal view on my main screen. That was pretty darn cool back in the day.
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by mrlala 6y ago
They Are Billions is really the only RTS I've played in ages, and it's technically not even an RTS to some degree.. it is and it isn't. But they really made a unique game so I've highly enjoyed it from time to time.
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by mrlala 6y ago
Still could never get into WoW after enjoying Everquest for so many years. Such an amazing game if you had the time to sink into it.
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by mrlala 6y ago
And again we come to the conclusion of the only real use for cryptos- moving money when no one wants to touch you with a 10 foot pole otherwise. But to the moon, right!
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by mrlala 6y ago
>The design of your website in Reddit's case has nothing to do with scale Sure it does. Once you reach a large enough scale you kind of need to do stuff to attempt to not be losing money on the development & hardware costs of s
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by mrlala 6y ago
>Because of limited resources in Canada they had waiting times of several years (Google can point to multiple sources), UK or Nederlands a few months First, EVEN if what you are saying is true (spoiler alert- it's not). There are a
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by mrlala 6y ago
How any of you snakes on here can downvote this is beyond me. I mean, I know who you are. People who have a great job and don't really have to worry about insurance. Or maybe at a university where insurance is probably covered well.
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by mrlala 6y ago
>The intent here is to prevent people from gaming the system by buying insurance only right after a serious diagnosis. Of course.. but, that's basically why health insurance should be "required" for everyone, because then
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by mrlala 6y ago
Um why would there need to be 'media coverage' around technologies that everyone knows about and has basically been around forever? Media coverage dominates new technology [3d printing]... SHOCKER I TELL YOU!
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by mrlala 6y ago
OP is not really wrong.. half of what ends up on the front of tiktok is girls literally advertising themselves to get your attention so you visit their profile to find their instagram and then to get the onlyfans link. So I would agree it&#
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by mrlala 6y ago
Gorn. You have absolutely nothing like that in the non-VR space. Being able to physically swing weapons is night and day vs clicking a mouse. Picking up a bad guy and throwing him, etc. Also, in some FPS type games (like paintball, or Bat
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by mrlala 6y ago
> I don't think i'm alone with these feelings either. Hmm.. I think you are in the vast minority for sure. I've been following (and an adopter) of VR since the beginning and I think this is really the first time I've
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by mrlala 6y ago
>Bitcoin is an investment Well what I find ironic is you are against the concept of interest but consider a cool technology like blockchain an "investment". If you were really so righteous about economics you would realize tur
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by mrlala 6y ago
Not at all, you know why? Because everyone talks about BTC relative to some other currency. The very topic of this post "Bitcoin breaks above $20k or $20,000 USD / BTC". How can something that can only be quoted in terms of
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by mrlala 6y ago
>driven to a large extent by greed and ignorance. But so is a lot of the stock market and other investment vehicles That I completely agree with and have almost as much issue with. But at least the underlying's have some value .
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by mrlala 6y ago
(I tried to post this response hours ago but HN is so annoying with how often you can comment sometimes...) I don't understand why you make this comparison? Gold is a physical item with real-world use cases. Gold is rare and has phy
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by mrlala 6y ago
Sigh. I 100% understand what you are saying but I also 100% disagree with it. This is all greed with no substance. Wealthy people and those who desire to be wealthy are doing everything they can to arbitrarily prop up something which does
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by mrlala 6y ago
Eh not for $30 a pop though.. it's not like you take it once and say "Yay I don't have it! back to normal!".
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by mrlala 6y ago
>forcibly kicked out founder Brendan Eich because you disliked his unrelated politics >belittles everyone who doesn't share your narrow ideology Wake up to the present. People who actively try to ban same-sex marriage are just
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by mrlala 6y ago
You don't know what you are talking about. I mean hell, when I was in the UK our landlord gave us the wrong banking info and we were paying for 6 months to the wrong account! I don't know how our landlords went 6 months without kn
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by mrlala 6y ago
I will do that and file a bug report. I actually just tried again, and Netflix does not seem to be doing it.. only Hulu. It does this on multiple machines so perhaps just Hulu <> Firefox specific.
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by mrlala 6y ago
Since this is a firefox thread, I have a very annoying bug that I haven't had much luck searching on... any luck here? I really like the picture-in-picture feature of firefox. However, if I have a video in PiP mode and I click pause, r
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by mrlala 6y ago
No idea but I agree. Part of me thinks it's 'intellectual elites' here that simply can't fathom not working at a FAANG job making 250k+ and don't understand the problems most people have. And if you aren't wor
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by mrlala 6y ago
I mean ok but then it should be like "Building an external GPU for the SNES".. people are being "dismissive" because of the title's initial expectation- that it was done on a vanilla SNES that you may have laying ar
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by mrlala 6y ago
>I'm not sure the title implies that Sure it does.. it says "Realtime Raytracing on the SNES". To any normal person "SNES" means a super nintendo you would have at home.. not one that has expansion cards etc. An
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by mrlala 6y ago
You also probably have tons of cheap flat land that is ideal for manufacturing? So that would seem to make sense.
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by mrlala 6y ago
Who is "they"? And what hasn't been proven, are you referring to Russian interference in 2016?
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by mrlala 6y ago
>Their entire business is built on stolen content uploaded by anonymous users I don't know, whenever the topic of Kim Dotcom/Megaupload comes up people on hackernews act like he has done nothing wrong and is a victim. Now the
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by mrlala 6y ago
Probably this. Also, people are really bad at "knowing" what they want.
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by mrlala 6y ago
Yeah but I wanted to attempt to think about the problem myself before reading more on the article in case they gave away a very simple clue.

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