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I played BG3 at less than 15fps for a while, but upgraded my PC when the video card crashed on about half of the cutscenes and whenever fireworks were used at close range

Back in the days of CRT displays I had a 120Hz Trinitron, to pair with the video card and 3D goggles (which shuttered each eye in turn) to give 60Hz per eye

No way could that system or video card keep up with anything more modern than Turok 1 but it was nice for the couple of years it was good enough.

I wish I still had that Trinitron, I'd need a deeper desk though

this explains why we need to

dangerous

It killed that guy with the home built rocket

It's in the top category on that site, which is also all antisemitic — I haven't noticed a religious side to flat earth believers (aside from their belief in their idea of the shape of the planet)

Isn't it a payments database? One client could have multiple payments. You wouldn't expect client IDs to be unique

It's going to be so expensive to fix all the damage this government is doing when America next has sensible government

So many skills lost, so many systems broken

Take that point and explain humans living to about 100 after breeding from 20 to 40, and kids taking ~15 years to become good enough

Human tribes doing well is good for making children successful, old women have much better skills in finding whatever plant matter they're gathering, old men are better at tracking and stalking prey. The old people teach the young.

We evolved towards longer lifespans because groups that live longer survive and continue better

He's a lunatic because his position is that it won't be a problem. You just train programmers enough that they'll go into the workforce as senior developers.

I can't say I have had that problem. I think you need to put force behind your nails to scratch it, my nails aren't kept short either

Rules often allow cyclists to go either way on one way streets

If it's folded while in your pocket or bag, why do you need hardness? Do you plan on folding a phone with sand on the screen?

On that note, I don't think I'll take my folding phone to the beach on my upcoming holiday

Isn't it reasonable for a maintainer to say "no rust here" when they don't know rust, don't want to learn it, and have decades of experience in C, and are maintaining that part of the system

I hate going around city infrastructure (like temporary signs) in they bike lane

The only place on my commute where I interact with left turning vehicles (we keep left, so it's the same as your right turning ones) we have a bike lane which strongly implies bikes going straight ahead have right of way

When it's a car turning, I make sure I'm not going to be in the intersection until they are already turning

When it's a public bus, they wait for me before moving. I think our bus drivers get some instruction on how to act around bikes

They expect the pulverised rock to be spread by the blast and distributed on ocean currents, the CO2 is throughout the water column, it moves over concentration gradients, if one volume of water has 1g/L and another has 3g/L then CO2 will move from the 3g/L bit into 1g/L bit until they are in balance

I think they hope the pulverised rock will be spread so it works quicker, not having to wait for CO2 to balance

Government is fine. Remember money is just IOUs from the government, if billionaires assets were sold and the money went to government it would be deflationary, all money in circulation would become more valuable

Which instance is it on?

This and his previous video (same thing but Helms Deep) are pretty good. This one is combined arms (but no air assets), Helms Deep is infantry

1kg of gold would fuck up so many of the world populations people, much like the lottery

Counter examples only refute when they are publicised. When they are ignored because the status quo is preferred they achieve little

See for example low carb nutrition