iMerNibor

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by iMerNibor 4mo ago
> the fans spinning at max speed This always confuses me - don't people want their computations to run as fast as possible and thus inevitably produce more heat that needs to be vented? I suppose sometimes it is just an analogy for
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by iMerNibor 6mo ago
It is apparently contaminated/not pure enough and refining it isn't financially viable compared to mining it from more pure deposits (according to the german wikipedia page)
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by iMerNibor 10mo ago
SourceGit comes pretty close to it for me (same situation)
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by iMerNibor 1y ago
Hetzner cloud servers perform a lot better than ovh vps from my (limited) experience, ymmv though. (happy customer of both)
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by iMerNibor 1y ago
I would assume they'd just decline and shut operations for that particular domain and create a new domain/account on cloudflare for the new site? Not sure how attached these sites are to their specific brand/domain (or if thi
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by iMerNibor 1y ago
What gets me the thumbnails are now so big, they're blurry since the images need to be stretched to fit now! The preview is 530x300px on a 1920x1080 screen vs the image shown being 336x188px How this passed any sort of QA is beyond me
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by iMerNibor 2y ago
We could do this by sending a header to the website. What should we call this.. mmh.. "Do Not Track" is a bit long, maybe we just shorten it to DNT? Nah thats dumb. /s https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/
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by iMerNibor 3y ago
To quote from the blog post: > Unity has a package called Entities Graphics, but surprisingly Cities: Skylines 2 doesn’t seem to use that. The reason might be its relative immaturity and its limited set of supported rendering features I&
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by iMerNibor 3y ago
> Maybe they could have gotten away with this with UE5's Nanite Exactly. If unity actually delivered a workable graphics pipeline (for the DOTS/ECS stack, or at all keeping up with what UE seems to be doing) these things probab
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by iMerNibor 3y ago
To give an example: user installs the game on their pc? unity wants the fee paid for that same user installs it on their laptop? pay again same user upgrades their pc and has to install the game again? unity wants their install fee I believ
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by iMerNibor 3y ago
Being able to stop constantly keeping things in the back of your head and just trusting the compiler to complain if something is off was the biggest differentiator for me by far. Less footguns = more better
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by iMerNibor 4y ago
I'm a customer of virgin's fttp connection, which is converted from fibre to coax on premise - so yes, actual fiber going to your house, but running docsis in some fashion or other The article you linked covers this as well: >
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by iMerNibor 4y ago
Of course at that point you're already bought into the ecosystem with physical samples (which are not cheap), monitor calibration and all, so it feels like a "double dip" for no value added
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by iMerNibor 4y ago
From what I recall, its about phyiscal to virtual color matching, so pantone offers samples of say plastic with the exact matching color as the virtual ones, so you can pick a color, tell the manufacturer you want the plastic molded that co
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by iMerNibor 4y ago
cloud traffic pricing is a massive ripoff, especially in europe where bandwidth is cheap
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by iMerNibor 4y ago
Thats how these unlimited offerings work though? The 99% pay for the 1% that actually uses the unlimited traffic Can't have your cake and eat it too.
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by iMerNibor 5y ago
> while the mega corps get away with billions. The difference here is that megacorps use legal loopholes (and pay accountants and lawyers plenty of money to find those loopholes and make sure they are allowed) to avoid paying tax while t
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by iMerNibor 5y ago
> And that's before you get into a proper SPF, DKIM and DMARC setup. only to be pushed into spam and plain rejected by "non-mainstream" email providers regardless
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by iMerNibor 5y ago
It's easier on yourself. You don't have to stress about rushing to get a new job until the end of the month (or what have you). That'll also make you more relaxed during interviews (if you do bad/ask for too much the sta
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Eco Friendly Game Development(docs.unity3d.com)
1 points by iMerNibor 5y ago|0 comments
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by iMerNibor 6y ago
It should really just have been 3.0 for 5gbit/s, 3.1 for 10gbit/s and 3.2 for 20gbit/s - nothing hard to understand, same deal as usb 1 and 2 beforehand
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by iMerNibor 6y ago
Lack of typed containers is a bit annoying for someone who touches go every now and then
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by iMerNibor 6y ago
> Unity actually exports Linux binaries so most developers could do Linux natively. It'd be great if it was that easy, last time (been over a year to be fair) we tried we had weird unexplainable shader errors and graphics glitches,
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by iMerNibor 6y ago
There is now beta (?) builds of a 64bit raspberry pi os (formerly known as raspbian) available: https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspios_arm64/images/ Not sure how well it works, but it is a thing now
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by iMerNibor 6y ago
If it's moving it to a different drive/partition it'll have to copy it again Moving many (small) files can also be quite slow
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by iMerNibor 6y ago
For many websites it's perfectly acceptable to go down for a few hours (or however long it takes you to notice, spin up a new vm/server and restore a backup) should stuff go wrong, which is fairly unlikely if you're just runn
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by iMerNibor 6y ago
..and even if you follow all the best practices you'll just randomly end up blacklisted for what I can only imagine is misguided users clicking on spam. If that happens on the wrong email provider you're out of luck. One of the ma
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by iMerNibor 6y ago
Compromised aws or similar accounts shouldn't be that hard for someone to get hold of at that point though? You could probably make the whole site fairly convincing with just static files & some js which would be super easy to scal
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by iMerNibor 7y ago
There was a hn thread on it aswell when they finally added it instead of nullrouting ips Might be this one? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12403783
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by iMerNibor 7y ago
"We couldn't find /<requested-page>, were you maybe looking for one of these similar pages? <list>" is something that I've seen before

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