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901.
by rasz 1y ago
Was this posted because of incoming HBO's Mountainhead? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27cN2_k0JF0
902.
by rasz 1y ago
Wasnt GameCube less programmable? I remember reading about most lighting tricks accomplished with texture tricks.
903.
by rasz 1y ago
I wonder who that someone might be.
904.
by rasz 1y ago
Bleem didnt need 233MHz Pentium to emulate 33MHz MIPS CPU, it needed it for the geometry (rotation, scaling). GTE 90-300K triangles per second is a LOT LOT. Geometry was the bottleneck of PC games in mid nineties. For example contemporary Q
905.
by rasz 1y ago
I think that was after Gail Wellington was fired, and didnt exit prototype stage.
906.
by rasz 1y ago
>The CDTV was a brilliant product for its time. It was a 1985 computer selling $300 retail in 1991 packaged with $300 retail CD-ROM. Commodore got the crazy idea to try and sell this "the whole is less than the sum of its parts&quot
907.
by rasz 1y ago
> With the PSX... so-so. Yes, it could match maybe a Pentium 90 almost 100, but a MMX pentium with 3DFX would stomp it Pentium much faster than MIPS CPU for game logic, 3dfx 50 MPixels/s fillrate matches Playstations 60 MPixels&#x2F
908.
by rasz 1y ago
So far lol tariffs only crashed US imports and stock exchange. US is merely ~15% of China exports.
909.
by rasz 1y ago
I want to believe "Huw H" is one of MI5 personalities and she was waved thru customs because system ordered boarding agents to do so.
910.
by rasz 1y ago
It started long before phones. Apple went all in on Wifi before anyone even dreamed of wireless lans becoming mainstream. In 1999 they invested heavily in manufacturing wireless cards in Taiwan at their analog modem supplier (whoever was ma
911.
by rasz 1y ago
Audi has been shipping electric compressor for 5 years now. They are prone to failures and they are on second revision now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Volkswagen_Group_diese...
912.
by rasz 1y ago
You were read "Wow we didnt know about it, you are the first person talking about it to me" script line.
913.
by rasz 1y ago
Dude is responsible for one-button mouse ...
914.
by rasz 1y ago
Pretty much all Solar inverters call home nowadays. All the configuration is thru the cloud :|
915.
by rasz 1y ago
Not a bribe, it will go to Trump library! https://freedom.press/the-classifieds/trumps-presidential-li...
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by rasz 1y ago
IBM brain rot adopted by Microsoft. Why are device-independent bitmaps upside down? Raymond Chen https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20210525-00/?p=10... I think you had to wait for WinG or maybe even Direc
917.
by rasz 1y ago
> When submitting the vulnerability report through ASUS’s Security Advisory form, Amazon CloudFront flagged the attached PoC as a malicious request and blocked the submission. Reminds me of the time I reported SQL disclosure vuln to Viva
918.
by rasz 1y ago
_next president_?
919.
by rasz 1y ago
and inspired me to reverse some random vintage ram crap https://github.com/raszpl/FIC-486-GAC-2-Cache-Module https://github.com/raszpl/386RC-16
920.
by rasz 1y ago
https://www.twitch.tv/tubetimeus is currently reversing IBM MCGA chip down to gate level diagram.
921.
by rasz 1y ago
Yes, sound waves are famous for their range. > 25cm almost safe distance from shrapnel!
922.
by rasz 1y ago
There was no performance improvement clock for clock between 286 and 386 when running contemporary 16 bit code https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=46350
923.
by rasz 1y ago
>The archive is for everyone, but it's only for these groups of people, and it's also not open to the public... Its Lars Wingefors private collection.
924.
by rasz 1y ago
Sure sure. Their previous supposedly 64 core 128 threads Hygon C86-4G turned out to be 16 core 32 threads (as in one working chiplet) and benched single core around laptop Intel Core i5-3320M you would find in 2012 Thinkpad X230.
925.
by rasz 1y ago
> even from inside Apple sure, reminder 'Apple pays millions to woman after explicit photos posted online' 'Technicians posted the private photos and video from her iPhone after she sent it to Apple for repair, according t
926.
by rasz 1y ago
2017 but relevant because confirmed https://futurism.com/facebook-beauty-targeted-ads >The social media company likewise tracked when adolescent girls deleted selfies, "so it can serve a beauty ad to them at that mo
927.
by rasz 1y ago
Rivian is spewing dirt around because someone is flooring it in the mud, undoubtedly part of someone's marketing vision. There is similar video of U8 slinging sand around while doing 360 in the desert. G-wagon also ships with tank turn
928.
by rasz 1y ago
Sure, but that invalidates any seemingly/misleadingly direct comparisons like the one linked above. Hell, you could even build bump course in a way to exaggerate bmw/audi wobblines by hand tuning for resonant frequencies those car
929.
by rasz 1y ago
> "Infinite preview" control using crowdsourced road data with <3cm localization precision Let me guess, all those demos are with carefully mapped bumps.
930.
by rasz 1y ago
Browser :visited CSS pseudo-class lookup is one good every day candidate. No idea if thats how its implemented in Chrome/FF tho, last time I checked Chrome stores every single link ever clicked in Visited file so it must build fast loo

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