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by breakbread 10mo ago
FWIW Epic is also privately owned.
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by breakbread 10mo ago
Not to mention, you still get to leverage all of the benefits of Steamworks.
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by breakbread 10mo ago
I was surprised at how many shots that I thought were terrible CGI were in fact practical effects.
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by breakbread 10mo ago
There's a similar large scale (~200 acres) model of the Mississippi River Basin https://friendsofmrbm.org/
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by breakbread 11mo ago
Long time ago, while running cat5 in a large open ceiling, I stepped off of a large metal beam onto what I thought was the concrete ceiling of an outdoor awning, but was in fact droptile. Fell right through, of course, and landed more-or-l
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by breakbread 1y ago
Reminds me of a short story by Alastair Reynolds, "Glacial". In it, scientists are studying these worm-like alien creatures that seem to interact with one another via chemical markers left on the tunnel walls. It is theorized tha
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by breakbread 1y ago
>The game genie knockoff clone GameShark!
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by breakbread 1y ago
There's also https://www.whosampled.com/
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by breakbread 2y ago
I remember listening to some NPR segment where a doctor/researcher said the first couple years is like a long acid trip. He was being somewhat tongue-in-cheek, but it resonated with me.
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by breakbread 2y ago
Now I’m imagining a Costco acropolis. One membership for literally all your needs. Never leave Costco
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by breakbread 3y ago
Not OP, but the buttons are a bit mushy, the shell a bit creaky and, worst of all, the the Steam and Quick Access buttons feel terrible. It's all much more apparent when I pick up my Switch Lite, which itself isn't something I&#x2
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by breakbread 3y ago
Or put another way, they’re both deconstructing a genre
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by breakbread 3y ago
I grew up in Madison/Ridgeland, Ms, where I did experience this. To some extent, at least. I had neighborhood friends. We rode bikes, crossed the tracks to go to the comic book store, etc. Still, I’ve always romanticized the big city.
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by breakbread 3y ago
I was recently back in Oxford and wound up chatting over beers with someone who worked with SFA. Despite living there for 8 years, I’d never heard of it before.
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by breakbread 3y ago
Paul Thomas Anderson?
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Just Enough Linux Operating System(github.com)
5 points by breakbread 4y ago|0 comments
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by breakbread 4y ago
Years ago, my wife and I were in Rome and blindly walked into some restaurant with “taverna” in the name. We were thinking of Greece and just assumed ~$$. Boy were we wrong. When we opened the menu we saw quail eggs with white truffles from
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by breakbread 4y ago
And a Mazda is the down-market alternative :)
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by breakbread 4y ago
Dude. So happy to see you get posted here. I was following you for a while on Reddit, but don’t know why I stopped. Anyways, I love this project.
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by breakbread 5y ago
I do like the show, for the most part, but I’m really bothered by the color palette, which isn’t something if often pay much attention too. It’s just so desaturated and drab. Maybe they’re trying to go for some alien atmospherics vibe or so
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by breakbread 5y ago
He is mainstream media to the extent of the mainstream media's obsession with covering him.
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by breakbread 5y ago
https://www.exurbe.com/the-shape-of-rome/ I think post has what you need.
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by breakbread 5y ago
I think I’m in the same boat as you. I know enough to be dangerous. That is, I’ve started many tutorials, and know enough to debug the software I deal with at work (I’m an escalations engineer), but I struggle with advancing towards comfort
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by breakbread 6y ago
Well don’t leave us hangin
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by breakbread 6y ago
One of the crazier projects https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Midnight_Climax
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by breakbread 6y ago
The hype over dark meat has become a meme. I know Americans slept on dark meat for a while, and perhaps many still do, but in a certain slice of the foodie subculture (recipe bloggers, YouTube foodies, etc) this idea that dark meat is ALWAY
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by breakbread 6y ago
This seems at least superficially similar to Roger Penrose's Conformal Cyclic Cosmology theory. Anyone here able to weigh in on that?
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by breakbread 6y ago
My wife is a high school teacher and, until we had our first child, was also the swim team coach. Early last year she made a kid run laps after he low key photo-bombed the team picture by making the "Ok" symbol on one of his thigh
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by breakbread 6y ago
Memory bandwidth is a big limitation with the older i5/i7s, at least when trying to pair them with anything beyond say a gtx 970.
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by breakbread 6y ago
My wife and I argue [playfully, but still] about who gets to make a grocery run. I'm the introverted one, so under normal circumstances I take any chance I get to stay at home. But I do get a certain kind of energy just from being arou

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