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2y ago
I assumed nanometers. I see it every day in chip/design/a few others. I was confused how I caused an issue with the points being so close. I only realized NM means nautical miles only due to these comments.
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pests
2y ago
What system / hardware is that?
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pests
2y ago
They end betting some minutes before the fight ends. I last saw Tyson at +500 while Jake was around -800 on DraftKings somewhere in the 6th round.
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pests
2y ago
Amazon had issues last year too when they started broadcasting TNF but its fine these days. I'm sure they will get it figured out.
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pests
2y ago
Oh wow thanks, I will do that. I admit I haven't tried in awhile but thank you.
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pests
2y ago
Locks front door - great, someone left it open and yes it's locked, but it's not closed (more expensive locks have a sensor to ensure the deadbolt made it into the frame) Garage door - similar, you don't know if someone disco
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pests
2y ago
They deserve safe food too. Apparently there is some "line" for you where everyone under it is somehow inferior?
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pests
2y ago
What about the people who don't know that? Just because someone is dumb or stupid DOES NOT make them less of a person, with the full rights and ability to live their life to the fullest, just like you and me.
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2y ago
> I don’t get this nonsense where a bunch of people can neither empathize nor understand that people other than themselves exist Literally just to save money, ala the Elon/Trump D.O.G.E This is a "waste" which costs money,
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2y ago
For example of why it's not always so easy - Vanilla ice cream is being sold in the UK with 0 vanilla, 0 milk and 0 cream. No minimum milkfat requirements - they can use any fat they want. Products are confusing, we shouldn't expe
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2y ago
Im sure I'd love Deadlock if I ever got a chance to play. Feel like it's losing its hype before it's even out.
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pests
2y ago
The tools haven't changed, we have.
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2y ago
It's also good for the industry. Let these new products/tech develop outside the confines or restrictions or a big org. If it works they can always be bought out and brought back or take up the helm as another leader in the space.
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2y ago
I've seen 3d secure in the wild here in Michigan as far back as two years ago. My boss (a pretty high net worth individual) gave me a card to pay for something online with and ended up leaving before I hit pay. Got sent through the flo
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pests
2y ago
Where are you seeing ads? Do you mean sponsor segments? Your issue is with the creators you watch or solve it with an extension like SponserBlock.
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pests
2y ago
I have had a similar idea for a game since I was a child ~20 years ago. My vision was a mix between a FPS where where you have a squad with you that you can order around with say quick wheel actions. Then you could "zoom out" to t
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pests
2y ago
> construed as admitting fault They gonna argue he wasn't hit. Come on
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pests
2y ago
Oops, meant Atari not Amiga. The Tele-Games Video Arcade was released in 77 and renamed to the Atari 2600 in 82.
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2y ago
> I can think of plenty of reasons people want to control others' time So can I - They want to control people like property - They want to impose their views and values - They don't want any competition - They have a power
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2y ago
> What defines a GPU? it's a compute unit that process graphics, yes it is that simple But you originally declared the Sony chip as the first GPU. There were many things that processed graphics before that, as you have declared. App
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2y ago
> Fair enough, let me be direct: I think the question is stupid and I'm not going to answer it. So you can't answer it. > probably bought into the conversation by institutions that specialises in lying about what Trump says
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2y ago
I agree, but a more deeper question in my post was when did the old technology evolve into what we call a GPU today? I don't want to rewrite history either. It's partially telling that you write "2D/3D accelerators"
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2y ago
> There are so few RTSs that place you in the world there isn’t even a name for the genre. I've never played the game under discussion but could someone expand on this? Why is the genre so rare/unnamed? What is meant by "p
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2y ago
How is immigration poisoning the blood of this country tho? What did Trump mean by that? You mentioned Russia, the wall, NBC and typed a lot but didn't really answer the question.
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pests
2y ago
What happened to Liberty? The CEO is not controlling their time, he's buying it and they're selling it. What other reasons do you have?
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2y ago
Not sure that is the best example as many states have exceptions to allow parents to legally give their children alcohol so that scenario you devised could be completely legal.
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2y ago
It really depends on what you want to call a "GPU" The device in the PS1 has also been referred to as a "Geometry Transfer Engine" You can see it's features and specs here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/
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2y ago
Holy, that's from 1997!?!?! I see it was updated in 2022 so that's probably when I saw it making the rounds but wow.
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2y ago
That was apparently their purpose back when we lost teeth more regularly - it's only with modern dentistry that they become a problem for being "extra" It was not an intentional replacement or anything the dentist did. I had
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2y ago
Linoleic acid also blocks absorbsion of DHA. The idea being in the past the only linoleic acid we would be getting was from whatever seeds we consumed naturally. With the advent of industry it's now a 20B+ business. It was hard for hum
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