trencedamp

5 ms·

91.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
But back then you had to have a PC and experience with it to install drivers, install games, mess with configs etc. The draw of consoles was the ease of use. N64 problem solving was just off/on
92.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
That's unfortunate and infuriating I'm sure
93.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
Part of what I've always hated about consoles is the inevitable push toward an entirely new generation of hardware when the current hardware is more than capable. The best games I've played in the last year would run on a PS4 and
94.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
Madame Web anyone
95.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
I read recently that PlayStation users are moving to PC en masse, and also Xbox has been gutted by layoffs, and there's a backlash against Nintendo for the switch 2 pricing. Is the age of the console finally coming to an end?
96.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
This article is literally about geothermal and all people can talk about is nuclear, solar. Why aren't we building geothermal energy plants everywhere?
97.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
Did it confidently predict the same finalists consistently in every iteration? Or did it sometimes give different answers?
98.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
I just want to point out I think the project is still cool, if maybe inefficient. I love the idea of a clock that can do what a smart watch can do.
99.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
> but building this vs buying 50 VMs from exe.dev for $20/mo doesn't add up for me. Assuming they never raise their prices (which they almost certainly will), you'll pay $240 per year for this. For that price you could pic
100.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
Beat project, but > I also tried with a Raspberry Pi Zero 2, but 512 MB of RAM were too little to run a modern browser, You don't need a browser to display graphics. And you don't need to be a programming whiz either. I'm
101.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
Came here to post this. I use handy on my own machine and it's perfect with parakeet. If I switch to whisper it makes lots of mistakes
102.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
It may come down to "showing your work". The post talks about how they investigated the two suspect submissions by asking them for evidence of their process, but none was forthcoming. It may just start to become the norm for publi
103.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
If we ever reach a point where we have that equivalence in media it'll be a sad day - when you can buy a ticket to a cheap but perfectly good movie written and directed by AI or you can pay a premium for something written by a human. W
104.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
Just a few from the executive branch: Insider trading - Using knowledge of impending policy decisions and military operations to massively profit from the stock market. Further than this, one could argue that those policy decisions were mad
105.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
> Can you imagine a venue refusing entry to former clients 2% of the time just because they’ve “improved their experience”? Actually this happens a lot more than you'd think. Every time renovations are done without consideration for
106.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
Death sentence is excessive. But many people here will be comparing it to the USA where the current punishment for corruption is nothing. Literally nothing. You just get away with it in plain sight We don't need death sentence, we just
107.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
Epicbacon? Is that some new slang or a typo
108.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
Michael Maynard's tweet reads like Trump stuff. iD are obviously monumentally important in game history but I disagree with his points that the Doom, doom eternal and doom dark ages are the best fps games ever made. Doom was revolution
109.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
For those of you who don't want to pirate, there are legal means to do this. 1. But the book on kobo or ebooks 2. Convert it to mobi and transfer it Kindle using calibre
110.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
I went to kobo when my Kindle told me if would no longer work. Now I don't buy anything from Amazon
111.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
I like that urls are footnotes and can be in any order. That is very, very nice
112.
by trencedamp 3mo ago
I guess if you think you're meeting is a secret then you can just say what your agenda is out in the open. I mean there's no question these guys are the baddies, right? Look at every reason Peter Thiel has been in the news for the