skhr0680

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by skhr0680 5y ago
In 2003 I had a 40GB hard drive and dialup. The 4GB of a DVD was nothing to sneeze at. In 2010 I had several 1TB HDDs, fast broadband, and a 32GB USB stick. Getting a blue ray drive for my PC wasn’t worth the hassle.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
And 100% of the world’s good zippers
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by skhr0680 5y ago
SP was popular because it was what the Advance should have been to start. I got an Advance at release and the screen was really nice when I could strain my eyes enough to see anything. My other favorite Nintendo “WTF” is anything to do with
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by skhr0680 5y ago
MK2 was notorious for the CPU reading player inputs, so cheesing it was necessary to even have a chance.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
I think it's unfair to actual games to call Battletoads a challenge. It's a trial and error puzzle with more in common with kaizo rom hacks. Battletoads and Double Dragon, basically the same thing but with a human-friendly difficu
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by skhr0680 5y ago
The app store should have porn. I'm sick of American corporations' War on Breasts. These days the comedy bit would be "7 words you can't say on the App Store"
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by skhr0680 5y ago
A MOD investigation found that hackers extracted 20,000 files from Mitsubishi Electric in January, 2020, and determined that 59 had sensitive information in them. The MOD issued a warning to them to improve their cyber security.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Japanese politicians in the past have made the case that having a nuclear deterrent would be legal, and the country has the material, tools, and knowledge to build a MIRV ICBM immediately if TSHTF. In general, the population is against war
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by skhr0680 5y ago
I think it shows how much raw computing power we have now and how much we take it for granted. “What do you mean it couldn’t rotate sprites? Why didn’t they just rotate the sprites?”
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by skhr0680 5y ago
The guy punching the other guy out is pretty iconic IMO
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Laptop lid
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by skhr0680 5y ago
> The most powerful man in China is the Chairman of the Central Military Commission. It's interesting to me that they allowed that to happen, both the US, with its civilian control of the military, and the Soviets, with their convol
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by skhr0680 5y ago
A car’s autopilot braking in the nick of time to avoid an “invisible” obstacle is basically a perfect viral video, surely that would be a top post here and on Facebook and Reddit if it existed
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by skhr0680 5y ago
If a kid running out to get their ball is a the standard example of a hazard that drivers should always be expecting on a residential road, I think a broken down vehicle is the standard example for a highway. Maybe a human could have braked
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by skhr0680 5y ago
You have to have at least one road flare in your car in Japan or it won’t pass inspection
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by skhr0680 5y ago
I counted three seconds from noticing the truck to hitting it. Three seconds of braking is a lot more than zero
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Isn’t this the kind of situation where the autopilot is meant to slam your brakes on and make you think it’s magic?
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky‘s work shows both the benefits and drawbacks of the swapping filters approach
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by skhr0680 5y ago
The registration is with the police. The bike manufacturer just has to stamp a serial number on the frame
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by skhr0680 5y ago
One part of it is you know what to look for and another part of it is SDTVs connected by composite cables (or worse!) hid a lot of jank
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by skhr0680 5y ago
In my country the registration is a sticker but and the bike frame itself also has a serial number engraved
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Evangelion is pretty polarizing, if you watch a couple of episodes and hate it , there’s nothing wrong with you.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
1. If there’s a dead human nearby, what killed it may be there too 2. Don’t waste your energy, this person is dead
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by skhr0680 5y ago
It’s used thoughtfully with an awareness of the limitations of special effects. The actual movie is good and exciting so there is no attempt to use CG as a bandaid on otherwise dull action sequences, “fix it in post”.
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by skhr0680 5y ago
If wages kept up with productivity increases, there would be more than enough tax money to fund national pensions. Thanks for the insight, I’d never thought about it that way
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by skhr0680 5y ago
I had a 2008 iMac HDD fail when it was barely out of warranty in either late 2009 or very early 2010 and was charged full price for the repair, then a "we'll recycle it for free" when my barely 1 year old iPod Touch decided t
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by skhr0680 5y ago
My guess is that they back into parking spots to avoid that scenario
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by skhr0680 5y ago
Beware that flashing your highs in Japan can mean “GTFO out of my lane”, and some drivers get really mad about it
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by skhr0680 5y ago
OP learned how to drive stick from the technic set
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by skhr0680 5y ago
At least analytics won’t be able to tell if you looked at the ad or not

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