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   by reifiedgent 6mo ago

   are you aware that the Metro in Paris has trains with rubber wheels?
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   by reifiedgent 7y ago

   I live in San Francisco on an E3 visa (Australian), but got caught out by the Schengen/UK bans and am currently in the UK where I am fortunately also a citizen. I can't go home to SF right now, and my visa expires in June. It rema
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   by reifiedgent 7y ago

   or C#: CopyFile(src: "foo", dest: "bar");
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   by reifiedgent 7y ago

   I'm not sure it's the fact that it's walkable. London is very walkable but unless it's the last train home on a Thu/Fri/Sat night and everyone is very 'merry' then talking to strangers just does not g
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   by reifiedgent 7y ago

   NQ (NetQuake, as the original Quake is sometimes known) 'feels off' on just 10ms. Movement becomes slightly just out of sync with your input. 10-30ms is a bit optimistic, depending on how large you define a geography. Many ADSL&#x
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   by reifiedgent 7y ago

   I think the effect on other players would be pretty jarring, especially if said projectiles / explosions jolted players in the air at high velocity. IIRC QW's client side movement prediction didn't attempt to predict the effe
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   by reifiedgent 7y ago

   I modified the python script to generate C# and it compiled with 131072 type parameters. It did take 9 minutes though so I didn't continue after that.