Oh sorry, I meant hall effect (Sticks and Triggers), late night brain glitch...
The latency is definitely a lot lower than using Bluetooth (I hate Bluetooth latency with input devices) - I'd recon it's somewhere around 40-50 ms, but that's just an estimate based on how it feels to play Hades 2.
The radiation emitted by coal power plants is well documented, raising Cancer rates in the surrounding areas. And that's the normal operation, not a large scale accident like Chernobyl.
I feel boring - only thing I ever had to realize that if you work with solvents with a boiling point close to body temperature and have them in a flask with a glass cork, you shouldn't hold the flask in your warm hands while waiting - because after a few minutes the glass cork flies off and you have to pay for it 😕
Aspiration is one of the main ways to die in a hospital, regardless of quality. After aspiration, lung inflammation often follows quickly if you are already weakened. Also, if you're weakened, you will probably have not much strength to cough hard enough to clear your airways.
Fitgirl releases of everything rated "mostly positive" or above on Steam (Fitgirl because I don't care about extraction time, but storage comes at a premium these days)
Most can be controlled in real time - I suspect that single operators move drone swarms in the area in tandem with recon drone operators, and when in the target zone, the team either takes direct control of singular units for precision strikes, or image recognition guides drones that are hit by electronic countermeasures and can't be manually controlled.
But the payload for different targets will vary, so I suspect that strikes on AA are not adhoc decisions.
I'd rather try and give baby Hitler a nice comfortable life with an understanding mentor, so that he never develops the hatred and closemindedness needed for the implementation of the Holocaust.
Oh, I still financially support dbzer0 to make sure stays alive. It's not much, but it should cover what I use. I use this account on mobile, and Piefed on Desktop.
I do care because the finances of Lemmy development and lemmy.ml are intertwined. Since it's all a big pot, supporting one means supporting the other.
Russia apologia is pathetic (same with Israel or the US for that matter), and the disinformation campaigns sweeping over Europe fanning the flames of fascism are the work of authoritarians both left and right. Nazis and Tankies are 2 sides of the same coin for me, and I never would be caught dead supporting a Nazi.
Nothing to do with age, this was a very rapid change in the last months - LLMs are pretty good at finding security issues and even write the exploit for you, and you don't even have to know how to code. That's awesome tho! It leads to much more secure open source code we all can depend on.
Rimu is losing it. I switched to piefed so I don't support the Tankies, but now I am actually considering switching back because even with their views, Lemmy development is attracting much less drama.
Since all yogthos did was using an LLM to find the vulnerability, and anyone can do that without any prior knowledge, today there's not much speaking for limited disclosure in open source software for anything that can be found with automated checks(and I'd argue that a quick check for security issues should be done proactively). This has changed quickly, but it defacto the new standard.
I upgraded my PC just in time last year before pricing went bonkers. Stayed on my AM4 board, upgraded to 64GB DDR4, swapped my ageing 2600x to an 5950x with 32 cores, snatched a 5070 to expand my smallish VRam, upgraded storage to a total of 43TB.
I'm still in the market for 4 8-16TB HDDs, since I have a very nice NAS standing in a corner. But I will probably opt for used drives with the current prices.
Next PC upgrade is the first time in a long while I have to actually replace the whole PC, but I'll ride out this Madness first.
It's similar with me. I have pirated games starting with my Amiga 500 in the early 90s, and still pirate today. But I am also one of the best costumers the game industry has (except in the categories MTX and cash-grab DLC, and I am very careful with early access titles). I own around 2500 games legit (not counting Systems other than PC), and nearly all of those games started as a pirated copy. Without pirating I would never be able to decide which games are worth my money and time.
If a game isn't well rated, I won't pirate it, and if it can't hold my attention, I delete it. If it's my cup of tea, I wait until the price point is where I perceive it as fair for the offering. That can be full price on day one too if is good! BG3, Nier Automata, Witchfire, Prey 2016 and a very long list of other games all got what they asked for.
If I see that a game is flawed, but the devs are actively working on making their game as good as it deserves to be (it helps if they have a good track record), I also tend to pay close to full price. If fixes come slowly or erratically, or they abandoned a game in an unfinished state before, I only buy after it is fixed, heavily discounted, or not at all.
Sure. Because we haven't learned a thing in the last two decades regarding enshittification, rent-seeking and anti-costumer behavior of Tech Corpos, we will all line up to combine those traits with something that sits in our brains.
Should we get to the point where severe brain injuries can be healed without any remaining neurological deficits in a few days, we can revisit this discussion. Before that, everyone lining up for that is already braindead and has no risk of losing mental capacity.
No man's sky is an ocean wide and a puddle deep. It's a lot better than before, but the core gameplay couldn't impress me then, and it still can't now.
Cyberpunk is ... An experience. I played it day one, was bummed about the state of things and dropped it for years. I came back with 2.0, and it is like a different game. It's stable, looks great, has so much atmosphere that you can nearly taste it and plays smoothly.
And if you liked modding Skyrim, this thing is a great buy. If it's on sale, give it a try, you won't be disappointed, I promise.
The Count of Monte Christo, Fahrenheit 451, Neuromancer.
Oh sorry, I meant hall effect (Sticks and Triggers), late night brain glitch...
The latency is definitely a lot lower than using Bluetooth (I hate Bluetooth latency with input devices) - I'd recon it's somewhere around 40-50 ms, but that's just an estimate based on how it feels to play Hades 2.
I bought it after reading this review (German): https://www.hardwarezoom.net/artikel/Speedlink_Rait_NX_RGB_Test_Review-58678
For the price of 35€ it even has gyro. Previously I bought Microsoft controllers, but this one is better, cheaper, looks nicer and is tough.
The radiation emitted by coal power plants is well documented, raising Cancer rates in the surrounding areas. And that's the normal operation, not a large scale accident like Chernobyl.
I feel boring - only thing I ever had to realize that if you work with solvents with a boiling point close to body temperature and have them in a flask with a glass cork, you shouldn't hold the flask in your warm hands while waiting - because after a few minutes the glass cork flies off and you have to pay for it 😕
The shit the US has been pulling around the world starting decades before 9/11 might have been the reason someone wanted to punch back at the bully.
But I do not agree regarding Crimea.
I hate Nazis and their hate.
I don't have an issue with Jews.
I don't have an issue with the existence of Israel.
I DO have an issue with Zionists who take what is not theirs, who kill to further their goals, and who manipulate for furthering their Agenda.
That guy seems to share my views.
Aspiration is one of the main ways to die in a hospital, regardless of quality. After aspiration, lung inflammation often follows quickly if you are already weakened. Also, if you're weakened, you will probably have not much strength to cough hard enough to clear your airways.
Fitgirl releases of everything rated "mostly positive" or above on Steam (Fitgirl because I don't care about extraction time, but storage comes at a premium these days)
Regarding the Alt-text: if that is a messy room, there is a hole on my vocabulary where the word for my current surroundings should be.
Most can be controlled in real time - I suspect that single operators move drone swarms in the area in tandem with recon drone operators, and when in the target zone, the team either takes direct control of singular units for precision strikes, or image recognition guides drones that are hit by electronic countermeasures and can't be manually controlled.
But the payload for different targets will vary, so I suspect that strikes on AA are not adhoc decisions.
I own the Speedlink Rait NX RGB, which works fine under Fedora.
TMR, Transparent RGB, 2.4GHz, dirt cheap and good build quality. Even has 2 programmable macro buttons on the back, no software needed.
I'd rather try and give baby Hitler a nice comfortable life with an understanding mentor, so that he never develops the hatred and closemindedness needed for the implementation of the Holocaust.
Doesn't change the fact that both are authoritarians and have the tendency to mess with people's lives in bad ways.
Oh, I still financially support dbzer0 to make sure stays alive. It's not much, but it should cover what I use. I use this account on mobile, and Piefed on Desktop.
I do care because the finances of Lemmy development and lemmy.ml are intertwined. Since it's all a big pot, supporting one means supporting the other.
Russia apologia is pathetic (same with Israel or the US for that matter), and the disinformation campaigns sweeping over Europe fanning the flames of fascism are the work of authoritarians both left and right. Nazis and Tankies are 2 sides of the same coin for me, and I never would be caught dead supporting a Nazi.
Nothing to do with age, this was a very rapid change in the last months - LLMs are pretty good at finding security issues and even write the exploit for you, and you don't even have to know how to code. That's awesome tho! It leads to much more secure open source code we all can depend on.
Rimu is losing it. I switched to piefed so I don't support the Tankies, but now I am actually considering switching back because even with their views, Lemmy development is attracting much less drama.
Since all yogthos did was using an LLM to find the vulnerability, and anyone can do that without any prior knowledge, today there's not much speaking for limited disclosure in open source software for anything that can be found with automated checks(and I'd argue that a quick check for security issues should be done proactively). This has changed quickly, but it defacto the new standard.
I upgraded my PC just in time last year before pricing went bonkers. Stayed on my AM4 board, upgraded to 64GB DDR4, swapped my ageing 2600x to an 5950x with 32 cores, snatched a 5070 to expand my smallish VRam, upgraded storage to a total of 43TB.
I'm still in the market for 4 8-16TB HDDs, since I have a very nice NAS standing in a corner. But I will probably opt for used drives with the current prices.
Next PC upgrade is the first time in a long while I have to actually replace the whole PC, but I'll ride out this Madness first.
It's similar with me. I have pirated games starting with my Amiga 500 in the early 90s, and still pirate today. But I am also one of the best costumers the game industry has (except in the categories MTX and cash-grab DLC, and I am very careful with early access titles). I own around 2500 games legit (not counting Systems other than PC), and nearly all of those games started as a pirated copy. Without pirating I would never be able to decide which games are worth my money and time.
If a game isn't well rated, I won't pirate it, and if it can't hold my attention, I delete it. If it's my cup of tea, I wait until the price point is where I perceive it as fair for the offering. That can be full price on day one too if is good! BG3, Nier Automata, Witchfire, Prey 2016 and a very long list of other games all got what they asked for.
If I see that a game is flawed, but the devs are actively working on making their game as good as it deserves to be (it helps if they have a good track record), I also tend to pay close to full price. If fixes come slowly or erratically, or they abandoned a game in an unfinished state before, I only buy after it is fixed, heavily discounted, or not at all.
Sure. Because we haven't learned a thing in the last two decades regarding enshittification, rent-seeking and anti-costumer behavior of Tech Corpos, we will all line up to combine those traits with something that sits in our brains.
Should we get to the point where severe brain injuries can be healed without any remaining neurological deficits in a few days, we can revisit this discussion. Before that, everyone lining up for that is already braindead and has no risk of losing mental capacity.
No man's sky is an ocean wide and a puddle deep. It's a lot better than before, but the core gameplay couldn't impress me then, and it still can't now.
Cyberpunk is ... An experience. I played it day one, was bummed about the state of things and dropped it for years. I came back with 2.0, and it is like a different game. It's stable, looks great, has so much atmosphere that you can nearly taste it and plays smoothly.
And if you liked modding Skyrim, this thing is a great buy. If it's on sale, give it a try, you won't be disappointed, I promise.