I always pick a transcendental irrational number. If they make the mistake to only ask me for a number it's gonna be complex. What do you mean, "is it greater than 5?"? What the hell is "great than"???
I didn't research for to long since several of the supposed fixes (that many people in the threads said didn't work anyways) were changing settings in Windows/AMDs windows software, but I was using an 7900XTX so that is definitely affected as well
I'm too lazy to find the source, but I've seen some study that people in the US are more in favor of socialist policies if it is presented without the typical leftist terminology. And if they can find a white man to champion these policies, I can actually see it
Yeah, I love those few rpgs where quick travel just doesn't exist, or at least only in a diegetic way (Gothic 1 + 2 comes to mind). "Just don't use it" doesn't cut it most of the time, since the game designers need to be forced to make the game actually fun while having to walk everywhere.
But you can have shorts and a T-shirt already at 25, those extra 15 degrees just make it unbearable. (Greetings from a country where AC is basically Hitler)
I used to live just in a room just below the roof in a building with absolute dogshit insulation and no AC, and had to endure up to 35°C. The room was basically never colder than the outside, I wonder if it is even usable by anyone this week. My partner did not visit me during those times since their circulatory system just couldn't take it.
I enjoyed the game itself but it was very unstable for me on my Linux PC with an AMD gpu. From what I could find that's a common issue, but I guess it speaks for the quality of the game that I still completed it by quickly moving from savepoint to savepoint and restarting each time.
I still think Jedi Survivor was the better game altogether. There's a lot of criticism about missing quicktravel, but honestly I enjoyed having to traverse the levels to your target and back to the spaceship, it felt more like a cohesive adventure.
I think it was sufficiently clear to just be a fun fact, not the implication that pluto did not complete orbits around the sun before it was discovered or whatever
How many planets have ever completed an orbit around the sun: 8, since Pluto has such a long orbital period that in its entire time as a planet it did not even finish a single one.
Agreed, the technology exists and bad faith actors will from now on be able to use it for massive disinformation. No matter what happens, you just need some computing power, some decently smart people and time and you can train an LLM from scratch. But those damn datacenters can still be not build.
I recommend visiting the Louvre and going to the room with the Mona Lisa. It's a tiny image, alone on a huge wall constantly surrounded by dozens of people and you can't see shit. But turn around in the very same room and there's an absurdly big image covering basically the entire opposing wall, it's hugely impressive but I don't think more than like 10 people a day even notice it
Das wäre dann ja eine Art, "nicht realisierte" Gewinne zu versteuern. Diese Nutzung als Sicherheit für Kredite kommt mir eh vor wie ein Verkauf um 2 Ecken, der dann leider kein Steuerereignis ist (bitte korrigiert mich wenn das Quatsch ist, das Thema ist schwierig)
What's the word being censored? Fragrance?
Fuck I was about to comment that Loss is missing before I realized
I always pick a transcendental irrational number. If they make the mistake to only ask me for a number it's gonna be complex. What do you mean, "is it greater than 5?"? What the hell is "great than"???
I didn't research for to long since several of the supposed fixes (that many people in the threads said didn't work anyways) were changing settings in Windows/AMDs windows software, but I was using an 7900XTX so that is definitely affected as well
I'm too lazy to find the source, but I've seen some study that people in the US are more in favor of socialist policies if it is presented without the typical leftist terminology. And if they can find a white man to champion these policies, I can actually see it
Yeah, I love those few rpgs where quick travel just doesn't exist, or at least only in a diegetic way (Gothic 1 + 2 comes to mind). "Just don't use it" doesn't cut it most of the time, since the game designers need to be forced to make the game actually fun while having to walk everywhere.
But you can have shorts and a T-shirt already at 25, those extra 15 degrees just make it unbearable. (Greetings from a country where AC is basically Hitler)
I used to live just in a room just below the roof in a building with absolute dogshit insulation and no AC, and had to endure up to 35°C. The room was basically never colder than the outside, I wonder if it is even usable by anyone this week. My partner did not visit me during those times since their circulatory system just couldn't take it.
I enjoyed the game itself but it was very unstable for me on my Linux PC with an AMD gpu. From what I could find that's a common issue, but I guess it speaks for the quality of the game that I still completed it by quickly moving from savepoint to savepoint and restarting each time.
I still think Jedi Survivor was the better game altogether. There's a lot of criticism about missing quicktravel, but honestly I enjoyed having to traverse the levels to your target and back to the spaceship, it felt more like a cohesive adventure.
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Well I'm sure the second trillionaire will be nice and down-to-earth
I think it was sufficiently clear to just be a fun fact, not the implication that pluto did not complete orbits around the sun before it was discovered or whatever
How many planets have ever completed an orbit around the sun: 8, since Pluto has such a long orbital period that in its entire time as a planet it did not even finish a single one.
Agreed, the technology exists and bad faith actors will from now on be able to use it for massive disinformation. No matter what happens, you just need some computing power, some decently smart people and time and you can train an LLM from scratch. But those damn datacenters can still be not build.
Und außerdem auch als Erleichterung für Menschen mit Kindern, nicht als Nachteil für Menschen ohne
MACH HINNÄÄÄ
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Like obviously, how could I possibly fuck someone's books if they don't have any??!
I recommend visiting the Louvre and going to the room with the Mona Lisa. It's a tiny image, alone on a huge wall constantly surrounded by dozens of people and you can't see shit. But turn around in the very same room and there's an absurdly big image covering basically the entire opposing wall, it's hugely impressive but I don't think more than like 10 people a day even notice it
Das wäre dann ja eine Art, "nicht realisierte" Gewinne zu versteuern. Diese Nutzung als Sicherheit für Kredite kommt mir eh vor wie ein Verkauf um 2 Ecken, der dann leider kein Steuerereignis ist (bitte korrigiert mich wenn das Quatsch ist, das Thema ist schwierig)