Undeniably, but I keep asking myself a few questions: At what cost ? Is it sustainable economically ? Scientifically (sloppification) ? Environmentally ? Not a lot of research contributes to the betterment of mankind.

It is actually a fork of Zed with AI features removed.

To anyone passing by and wondering what this is, do yourself a favor and play it, it’s free: https://rvgl.org/

They even refrain from using oil for their famous fries, they use animal fat instead.

I’m not capable of violence myself so I won’t pretend to support it. That being said, there is a whole process of dilution of responsibilities to make unacceptable decisions happen, if everyone plays nice and by the rules, nothing will happen. Past struggles have never been overcome peacefully.

That is where you spend your money in practice. There is not enough state money to maintain all the castles. To be fair, there are a fuckton of them, even though our government is garbage, we can’t realistically justify to maintain all of them anyway.

I can’t say for Italy but in France it’s basically free indeed. Maintenance costs are high and the repairs must follow strict patrimony preservation rules with certified workers.

Pan’s Labyrinth features the second place. I swore to never re-watch this (beautiful) movie.

And the performance/watt is not that exceptional.

Well the next time someone finds a bug in their software they will have to find other ways to monetize it.

AMD has always sucked at making software. The reason why NVidia gained the AI market is because NVidia worked to write and support all the CUDA libraries. AMD devs are so bad they even struggle to just replicate the APIs NVidia already designed year earlier (ROCm/HIP projects). Even Intel who arrived much later almost managed to catch up with their own HW/SW stack (I think they gave up afterward).

I played version 10 (FSX) back in the days and it had an excellent progressive tutorial. You can also set the realism level and you can select simpler propeller airplanes.

They do play when given the opportunity, but they have different tastes and interests from the rest of the market.

Sounds like a fitting addition to the repo men scenario. Sadly this is reality.

What is more surprising is that a game was playable at launch.

Most 2FA solutions on commercial websites (bank, online payment, electricity/water/gas providers) require a phone here instead of using open standard solutions or using physical tokens. They are doing everything they can to force us in to a Google/Apple lock in.

There was actually a guy who did an experiment to find out what you need to be self sufficient with plant-based CO2 recycling. He used large containers of algae with powerful lights and water stirring to stimulate the process and it was barely enough.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWRkzvcb9FQ

So that guy in the picture is faking it big time

за кордоном

None of the competitors have great linux support and great gamepad support. I have no love for steam, for me it just happens to be the best platform from a technical point of view.

Isn’t that the principle of carbon credits ? (cf message from Appoxo@lemmy.dbzer0.com). It doesn’t work very well in practice, it’s riddled with loopholes.

It takes one country to not play along and the whole industry rushes there…