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by slezyr 5y ago
Is it? Avg. transaction fee is 13$ [1] and it takes hours to confirm it. 1: https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/bitcoin-transactionfees...
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by slezyr 5y ago
Cool, but why does a new and more power-efficient M1 laptop has it[1], and it's much bigger than this one? Apple is also known for not admitting its design failures. 1: https://www.zdnet.com/a/hub/i/2020&
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by slezyr 5y ago
That's a very questionable system. It needs to be completely sealed except for intake to work properly.
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by slezyr 5y ago
It's really funny because he is correct, that fan does nothing. There is no heat pipe connecting CPU and fan.
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by slezyr 5y ago
That's a different model, there is no heat pipe in the video see https://youtu.be/iiCBYAP_Sgg?t=57
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by slezyr 5y ago
There should be a cooper pipe between the CPU and cooler like this one[1]. Seriously, WTF? Where is it? 1: https://i0.wp.com/lemmymorgan.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01...
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by slezyr 5y ago
> in ~the~ Ukraine[1] They are essentially dead cities and I hardly think that they allow using Ukrainian layout. 1: https://web.archive.org/web/20080725060956/http://www.ukrwee...
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by slezyr 5y ago
> all currently have favorable relations with the Kremlin, including ... Ukraine Really???
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by slezyr 5y ago
I think that ninja is fine, but I was wrong with the terms. All those are build automation tools[1] and ninja is a build system. Also, that article refers to GYP[2] yet another build automation tool from Google. 1: https://en.wi
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by slezyr 5y ago
It seems that Google has more build systems that messengers: GN, Bazel, Soong, there were few more but I can not remember them.
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by slezyr 5y ago
> And if this true does it mean AMD is open to license AMD graphics IP? This is not the first time this happens. There was an Intel CPU with AMD's GPU. https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark&
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by slezyr 5y ago
I'm not sure that you can call this "thrive" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Software_that_uses_GN...
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by slezyr 5y ago
So what? Microsoft SQ1 has been there for a while [1]. Without a software support they are just a fancy stones that can't run desktop software. 1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface_Pro_X
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by slezyr 5y ago
These things are called beacons https://www.aliexpress.com/wholesale?catId=0&initiative_id=S...
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by slezyr 6y ago
You can also run Catalina and Big Sur on Linux with OSX-KVM[1]. It does everything for you and more up-to-date. 1: https://github.com/kholia/OSX-KVM
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by slezyr 6y ago
> Then again in July the same year, another runaway gas well in Ukraine was sealed with a 3.8 kiloton nuclear explosion at a depth of more than 2.4 km. This is not true. https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A4%D0%B0%D0%
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by slezyr 6y ago
> The alternative is that you could be using a language that uses highly optimized RAII types on the stack which are impossible to leak, and written by some of the best programmers in the world so you don’t have to juggle chainsaws. Plea
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by slezyr 6y ago
https://flaxengine.com/licensing/
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by slezyr 6y ago
It looks even worse that Quake3 to me and it's gameplay is just dull.
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by slezyr 6y ago
It lags even more that slither
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by slezyr 6y ago
So, can you provide "good enough" games with "good implementations" that are somewhat popular?
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by slezyr 6y ago
> The usual answer is "performance", but that's a non-answer. Try to play https://slither.io The performance is horrible even in simple games.
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by slezyr 6y ago
I mean font hinting, the fonts look very blurry.
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by slezyr 6y ago
It seems, that you can't configure Fyne's font rendering. On Linux systems, it looks quite bad.
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by slezyr 6y ago
Building and running locally, I think? However, I can say this for sure. https://github.com/heroiclabs/nakama
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by slezyr 6y ago
> What I'm not surprised about though is why they do it They get a bonus for hire.
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by slezyr 6y ago
Check your router's CPU. I own 4 routers and all of them use MIPS. RISC-V is more like Graphene, it's yet to leave the lab.
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by slezyr 6y ago
std::string has been in C++98, however, you couldn't use it to create a std::ifstream as it had only char* constructor. It took a decade to add a std::string constructor...
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by slezyr 6y ago
You don't own its domain, however. It can be revoked at any time.
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by slezyr 6y ago
Great, now there is no noise and no example. Because they just removed the entire article.

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