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1mo ago
Being on front page pays ?
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1mo ago
1897 seems like an important year.
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1mo ago
EA has also called its games platform Origin until last year when it was shuttered.
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1mo ago
I can't check the commit history of some OSS projects without hitting a rate limit if I'm not signed in. My request rate is one request per (arbitrary time interval) at that point.
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1mo ago
Exactly!
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The one I've read is that Tualatin comes from "too late in" i.e. a model introduced too late in the process/architecture lifecycle to be profitable.
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Lactic acid?
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1mo ago
What is the prohibiting factor to getting these?
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1mo ago
Involuntary reflex reply: ship an SQLite database as your data file? Quick edit: hmm, I'm already ~1 hour late, the relevant thread starts at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49327457
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1mo ago
Choose your explanation in comics form: - https://xkcd.com/1145/ - https://www.exocomics.com/743/
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In Ninjam you are playing an integer multiple of measures behind everyone else: https://www.cockos.com/ninjam/
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No correlation with arms or ammunition manufacturing? That is what all dimension myths usually turn out to be. "That trashcan lid turns into an APC hatch cover if the process is converted to use aluminum."
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Why don't these go in the system prompt or something that is easy to update?
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1mo ago
Friendly reminder that PC-GPE is still online!
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1mo ago
"Higher coffee consumption was linked to a more favourable glucose–insulin profile, higher concentrations of total and bioavailable testosterone, and increased levels of sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG). At the same time, free testo
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Number #8 will surprise you! I keep a computer graphics book that I'm reading over and over again, just one chapter that is concerned with physically-based rendering. By now the theory is getting so ingrained I could write a path trace
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1mo ago
My favorite is MONEY.BAS
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2mo ago
The replacement has a Geiger counter, don't worry.
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2mo ago
Looking straight into the eyes, strong handshake, exuding confidence?
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2mo ago
You can find recorded presentations on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_eSAF_qT_FY
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2mo ago
Tester tester kits will need to include a known good and a known bad reference cable for comparisons.
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2mo ago
Also a few free-but-cut-down versions like 5 (which still recognizes MS-DOS executables). I'm not going to recommend downloading it from any of the locations mentioned here but it's out there: https://reverseengineering
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But how can we know which tester is good and which one is scammy?
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2mo ago
How many hours did you play when you found out you can dismiss the "computer updated" notification?
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Was copying to the clipboard disallowed back then?
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This gets me thinking (although there is not much to divine from three letters). Maybe it's a Jennifer Lawrence GIF-inspired "Yeah, right" then? Downplaying the significance?
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2mo ago
OK, that I can relate to! :)
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2mo ago
Affirmation?
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2mo ago
I had a Crystal Semiconductor-based clone card that supported the SB Pro 2.0 features around that time.
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Not sure when the switchover happened, but IIRC I started out with SDL2 on Homebrew and recently got this compatbility shim instead when it updated: https://github.com/libsdl-org/sdl2-compat
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