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by rawbot 4y ago
This was only true from UE4 onwards. Unity started pressuring Epic when their latest product was UE3.
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by rawbot 4y ago
Tough to hear. At a time it was the only company keeping Epic in check (after the horrors of UE3), probably the reason they had such an open and lax license for UE4.
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by rawbot 4y ago
I don't participate in any Church related activities anymore, and have not used any of their services (hospitals, schools, etc.). I have costed the Church in Germany 0€, and yet I have paid several thousand. My creed should not earn me
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by rawbot 4y ago
You can generate a binary of your script (and all dependencies) with pyinstaller[1], and then your users don't have to worry about anything other than running the binary. > PyInstaller bundles a Python application and all its depend
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by rawbot 4y ago
You can always roll out your favorite Python version and just use that. No need to use the latest unless you have security sensitive requirements.
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by rawbot 4y ago
And they start charging you without telling you directly (by a letter) or getting your consent! First thing I tell everyone moving here is that they should be careful with that form and be atheists officially. I ended up paying 4 years of t
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by rawbot 4y ago
dlib is pretty good: http://dlib.net/
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by rawbot 4y ago
FloW and Rinne are the heroes of Vita homebrew. They basically saved the device after Sony dropped support suddenly.
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by rawbot 4y ago
I agree with you. One other point I would like to make is that it seems a lot of decisions are made after a lot of fatigue-inducing processes, which just seem to lead to a lot of compromises nobody really wants, but that also no one wants t
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by rawbot 4y ago
There's now a desktop application for Whatsapp (at least on Windows). It claims to support ee2e, and the sync is instant.
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by rawbot 4y ago
I'm also 100% done with Samsung. Their rise in the late 00's and early 10's was really enticing, but they proved to be the worst of the lot. Every single recent device (last 6 years) of them that I use, I have some major UX i
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by rawbot 4y ago
It is so easy, that Android will stop you from installing APKs downloaded from, Chrome, lets say, but provide you with a big button to go DIRECTLY to the setting needed to enable sideloading. It is so easy that Fortnite (the biggest game at
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by rawbot 4y ago
Yeah, I have no idea what GP is on about. Maybe Android phones in China (which would make a huge portion of the marketshare of Android)? But there's plenty of reviewers of Chinese-territory-only smartphones running emulators on it, whi
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by rawbot 4y ago
Just used this to scrap game guides from GameFAQs. Pretty easy to use, would recommend for quick projects.
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by rawbot 4y ago
Same here in Germany. My napkin calculations on food & groceries is at least 30%.
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by rawbot 4y ago
Doesnt' every country calculate their inflation separately? Because living in Germany, that 7% is laughable. Nothing has risen by that little of an amount. Not food, rent, petrol, etc. Well, I do know of something that has risen to le
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by rawbot 4y ago
100% Germany. Quality of life is an actual focus of society here. You'll have more vacation days, more safety for your family and a more worry-free life. There's plenty of tech companies in Germany where English is the primary lan
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by rawbot 4y ago
This is amazing. I loved the Gameboy Camera back when it came out.
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by rawbot 4y ago
+1 for the slow cooker. You can buy a smaller 2 liter one if you are concerned about space. There's a lot of benefits: * Prepare huge amounts of meat (in the smallest one you can prepare up to a kg of meat). * Very simple meal prep. Pl
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by rawbot 4y ago
> Mask usage in public places is generally very high. Not anymore. In Hamburg, nobody wears a mask, even in the supermarkets in the busiest hours, even though during the big pandemic spikes almost everybody wore it properly.
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by rawbot 4y ago
It's only a temporary measure. We would be ecstatic if it was permanent. Alas, it is not.
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by rawbot 4y ago
And public transport here is so expensive. For a return trip, it is cheaper, and faster, to take a car (both petrol and parking costs). The only thing that taking public transport saves you is the hassle of traffic (so you can do something
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by rawbot 4y ago
Don't worry. The normal day ticket in Hamburg costs 8.2€. And the one-way ticket costs 3.5€ (with bus being slightly cheaper). So you are doing just fine. Public transport is crazy expensive here.
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by rawbot 4y ago
Just use the McDonalds Cheeseburger index. It was 1,29€ on 2019, now it is 1,89€ (+46.5%). Almost all my normal food groceries have gone up by the same percentage amount (raw chicken, ground beef, eggs, milk etc.), and these should be unaff
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by rawbot 4y ago
Last BMW I carshared still didn't have a cup holder, so I guess the joke is still relevant.
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by rawbot 4y ago
Trying to find parking on the sidewalk can be impossible at times, but in most cities and towns in Germany, there's always a private parking lot nearby (max. 10 minute walk to most stuff). Worst case, like in the outskirts or smaller t
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by rawbot 4y ago
You might want to fix the fact that you can specify a negative price for the product, at least in the calculator. Other than that, looks cool!
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by rawbot 4y ago
USB 1 and 2 were relatively simple protocols, and had very low energy profile (I think max power on the original USB 2.0 spec is 2.5W (5V, 0.5A) [0]. Same with bandwidth. Back in USB 2.0 days, a single port could consume at most 480 Mbps in
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by rawbot 4y ago
I believe the game can run at 60 FPS on a real N64 with the Expansion Pack installed using his modifications. I don't think all these changes, and mods, are limited to usse on emulators.
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by rawbot 5y ago
Some players would rather experience the whole game (what does this spell do? Is it cool?, etc.), instead of just focusing on one type of build and/or resorting to some type of guide or wiki to minmax their experience. I think RPG deve

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