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by p1necone 4y ago
You don't need to imagine what would happen. Path of Exile was designed by hardcore Diablo 2 fans. If you really don't like content past the main story it does still have a great regular first playthrough campaign. It even rep
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by p1necone 4y ago
I think the main difference between built in jacks on laptops and this expansion card is that this needs to have all the circuitry to be a USB ethernet adapter on top of the actual jack. I imagine it's a challenge to fit that in alongs
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by p1necone 4y ago
The regular modules fit in pretty snugly and don't add any extra bulk to the device. So you can put it in tight bags or sleeves without having to carry anything else around while still getting whatever ports you need. This ethernet mod
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by p1necone 4y ago
I suspect this would work in a lot of cases if you can find out who the key engineers/strategy people in the company are. But working that out is probably the hard part. If you have the money an acquihire guarantees you get everything.
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by p1necone 4y ago
Yeah, the addition of the constellation system on top of the dual skill trees was huge for me too. Brings the depth to a level where you can spend ages theorycrafting, while not being nearly as immediately daunting to new players as PoEs sk
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by p1necone 4y ago
Not surprised - most of the core hack and slash gameplay is generally done solo. The multiplayer comes in with talking to other players in towns, trading items, and competing with people/showing off over character progression while kno
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by p1necone 4y ago
D3 got a lot better after the auction house was removed.
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by p1necone 4y ago
Grim Dawn is also great, though you'll only be able to squeeze a few hundred hours of greatness compared to the thousands of hours of greatness you can get out of PoE.
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by p1necone 4y ago
I feel like Diablo is the wrong game to be asking this about, and OP is making some assumptions that don't really ring true to me. I'd be kinda surprised if multiplayer wasn't what the vast majority of the Diablo 2 playerba
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by p1necone 4y ago
A full ban would be much much easier to enforce. You see a fishing boat? It gets a military escort out of your national waters. You see the same boat again? It gets blown up. Compare with having to board a random sample of boats (and there&
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by p1necone 4y ago
Hard disagree. You can now buy a cable that works with everything . That's amazing . Sure the labelling and capability spread is a nightmare to deal with if you want to make sure you can do high wattage charging or high bandwidth dat
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by p1necone 4y ago
I ordered one to New Zealand when they initially released. Had no problem going through a shipping redirection service (YouShop) but did have to pay import duty and some other fees on top of regular GST which wasn't cheap. Also pretty
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by p1necone 4y ago
Sure, until the naysayers come up with a list of bullshit concerns so long that nobody would have the resources to deal with all of them. At some point you have to acknowledge that certain people are acting in bad faith and just ignore them
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by p1necone 4y ago
It's because people focusing on birds being killed by wind turbines don't actually care about birds, they just don't like wind turbines. It's a convenient bullet point in a list of tedious to debunk FUD.
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by p1necone 4y ago
https://lewisroadcreamery.co.nz/products/fresh-coffee-milk 285mg of caffeine in a 300ml bottle. Energy drinks are already regulated to max out at 320mg per litre (so that would be 96 mg max in a 300ml bottle, I guess &
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by p1necone 4y ago
It's not in law, but some supermarkets in New Zealand age restrict energy drinks to 16+. On the one hand it strikes me as being kind of silly, because those same kids could buy a coffee/iced coffee with just as much sugar and ofte
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by p1necone 4y ago
Props for using tobacco in your example and not nicotine. I'm sick of explaining to people that tobacco is/contains a bunch of awful carcinogens and will slowly kill you whereas nicotine in isolation is practically harmless, if ad
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by p1necone 4y ago
How does this even help? Surely for the people who visit the site and do buy a ticket the revenue lost from them blocking ads would be basically insignificant compared to what they pay for their tickets. And obviously the people that visi
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by p1necone 4y ago
I've seen some very hairy multi choice questions in Math/Computer science (think testing order of operations, which function gets called due to complicated polymorphism etc). I think it depends on the subject. Although I also enco
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by p1necone 4y ago
Trying to evaluate a software engineer without letting them use google strikes me as being similar to trying to evaluate a construction worker by making them dig holes with their bare hands.
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by p1necone 4y ago
Design better tests. If you can "cheat" on a test by just googling things/looking at notes then the test isn't testing anything but rote memorization anyway.
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by p1necone 4y ago
Ahh right, so you still make manual git commits normally, it's just that the Jupyter UI used to fall over when it encountered merge conflict markers in source files. And now it doesn't fall over any more and can nicely represent t
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by p1necone 4y ago
I haven't used Jupyter but from what I can gather from this article they've built a simultaneous editing system on top of automatically committing to git in the background as multiple people edit things, and using that to share th
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by p1necone 4y ago
The best French fries are found in Belgium thankyouverymuch.
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by p1necone 4y ago
Other than Rust the only other "pragmatic" language I can think of that has as much of a robust type system is Typescript. As you say anything else you'd have a hard time convincing the rest of your team to use.
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by p1necone 4y ago
I think the appropriate umbrella term for Neil Gaiman specifically would just be "writer" or "author" considering that makes up the bulk of his work. Calling him a "content creator" would communicate none of th
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by p1necone 4y ago
Huh, I'm glad it's not just me that finds the term "content creator" to be so vague as to be utterly meaningless. Most of the time it's basically synonymous with either "Youtuber/Video Creator" or &qu
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by p1necone 4y ago
How big do you think the carrier pigeon needs to be for an HDD? Carrier Albatross? Can they even be trained?
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by p1necone 4y ago
Surely this is a distinction without a difference though? Nobody is driving a disembodied engine with nothing attached to it around, what matters is whether or not ICE cars have more faults. Also, electrical systems are pretty intertwined
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by p1necone 4y ago
> Teslas routinely do Isn't this just FUD? A quick google tells me that ICE cars catch fire much more often than electric vehicles do. Although I have no idea how often container ships catch fire.

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