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by tracker1 3mo ago
7z was added to Win11 as well as .zip ... noticed it on my assigned work computer.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
Worth remembering Mario Bros (Not Super)... it's basically the combat mode in SM3+ but as a stand alone game.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
I remember the January when the gaming market really crashed... the Atari games for 1600/7200 were dirt cheap at Toys R Us... In retrospect, I'd have been happier with Sega at the time... They had more games that I actually liked
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by tracker1 3mo ago
The stores themselves aren't losing money if there's a natural disaster.. the farm does, the distributor likely does.. but not the store. The store just raises prices against future inventory pricing, often ahead of the inventory
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by tracker1 3mo ago
I think there's a lot of room to grow in terms of ray/path tracing, etc... but I think it's studios and not real-time gaming that will really see the benefits near term. Bamers Nexus did an interview with a new Graphics MFG
96.
by tracker1 3mo ago
May just take a look at it... I'm not doing much with OpnSense, I'm running RPi on a separate system, that I'd like to integrate into DNS on the router itself, but that's about it. The only other feature I want to use b
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by tracker1 3mo ago
I'm largely there with you... Cloudflare Durable Objects feel like the best means to implement a sequential number generator. I think a lot about mail and message systems... part of why I'd been really excited to see what CF had
98.
by tracker1 3mo ago
I'm literally talking about libertarian values and that we aren't getting consequences because they aren't followed. Libertarians aren't generally in favor of limited liability. Read it again, slower.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
So you think the character looks like a fashion model? Really?
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by tracker1 3mo ago
I miss the Tomato UI/UX... I don't care for LUCU or OpnSense's UI by comparison... Been using OpnSense for about 8 years now though... it's just been the best option for me, I use separate commercial AP.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
Because China can't ramp up production at all... no means to do so... they aren't even working on it at all.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelmemes/comments/17h76ej/so_a_i... Of course, it's not like you couldn't have done a google search yourself, if you really cared.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
Injecting LGBTQ+, then excluding it for certain markets is absolutely political.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
And you totally skip the "self-insert"... But I'm sure you'd cast Lizzo as Helen of Troy.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
Yeah, because video games are as essential to the home as groceries.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
Absolutely... They've been able to make a lot of games just fun even if the graphics aren't stellar. To this day, I wish they'd have released a Wii Sports Golf as a separate title with several courses.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
Web-rings were really common in the later 90's... Mostly based on topic or focus of the site(s) in question. It was a common discovery mechanism... you'd usually have prev/next/random/list links, where you could n
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by tracker1 3mo ago
I would add that a lot of that extra code is often in test/demo paths... I tend to think of working with an Agent as a "team" of 1 + agent... where the developer is now wearing a QA and PM hat in addition to lead/sr dev
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by tracker1 3mo ago
Cool, unless you sometimes go weeks or a couple months without printing and everything gums up... I've never seen an ink printer that doesn't. I tend to favor laser, only because I can go months without printing and then fire of
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by tracker1 3mo ago
For a redis cache? I think you're way over-valuing the effort it takes to keep a redis instance running. For a persistent store.. sure... but that's true for PostgreSQL as well, which has some pretty painful major version migrati
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by tracker1 3mo ago
All domains are pretty much rented... I know it's more fragile with cc-tld's but really, given the corporate interests behind other TLDs and the use of trademarks to re-settle established lands, so to speak... I wouldn't tru
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by tracker1 3mo ago
This is just more than a little fucked up... I think we've "limited" liability way too much in terms of corporations... it's the investors that are meant to be protected, executives and board members are not meant to be
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by tracker1 3mo ago
To me, the graphics abilities have been there for a decade... what we need are better games and gameplay. More fun games without gotcha, pay to win, loot box efforts. Too much effort is going for dazzling graphics at the expense of overal
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by tracker1 3mo ago
On the margins, that's crazy thin for the size of the org... One bad quarter could turn from a few million in profits to hundreds of millions in losses. It's too close, and there's no way to build/store funds for any ki
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by tracker1 3mo ago
For smaller projects and locally, I'm running background services via a compose file... it's a few lines of configuration, and just works. Redis is crazy low hanging fruit.. even job queues that run over Redis make a bit more sen
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by tracker1 3mo ago
Both Dell and Lenovo have tended to favor Intel first... even more recently on business laptops.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
For that matter, just getting Chinese DRAM into the market could cool pricing down a lot to oppose the cartel.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
When this hardware was announced, it was expected to be in the $1200-1400 range new... so, maybe. The real question is will the powers that be let this bubble burst, and how painful will the fallout be... I have a feeling it will be worse
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by tracker1 3mo ago
That's the rub... this platform was supposed to be around $1200-1400 maxed out, but now it's $4k, which is insane.
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by tracker1 3mo ago
I'd say an event should have the date/time in local offset AND the location details rough or fine grained. OR the date/time should be stored/transmitted in UTC if it doesn't have a localized date+time+location. D

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