

The edit log for that page is already around 1500 entries by the look of it? So it would not surprise me if there was an edit to 13, then a few minutes later a reversion or additional edit.
The edit log for that page is already around 1500 entries by the look of it? So it would not surprise me if there was an edit to 13, then a few minutes later a reversion or additional edit.
My understanding is Apple did this by having the more “expensive” to emulate commands be actual hardware, so some commands are emulated/translated, but others are just implemented in hardware on the processor. They could do this because they control the hardware and OS. Microsoft or anyone else trying to get that done is much more of a challenge.
Nintendont care about stick drift. They know they have a fan base that will buy whatever and put up with the deficiencies.
There better be a random plastic bottle in the game somewhere
The vocal minority complaining about gas prices and start stop systems don’t want to use less gas, they want to use more gas, they just want it to be magically cheaper.
It depends on how the battles are wired.
If the battles are wired in series (think train cars) it increases the voltage of The circuit. Which means if the electronics require the higher voltage this may not work well, if at all.
If the batteries are wired in parallel then this is basically half a fuel tank.
Also true, but that’s not what shareholders and executives care about. They just want the next quarterly profits to go up to get their payouts
Similar to Netflix’s approach, they most likely found that viewership drops sharply after the first 2 or 3 seasons, so more money to be made elsewhere.
VMware responded by issuing lawsuits against the hackers for unauthorised modifications to the software.
/S, well, hopefully it’s /S, right?
It was never just the anonymity, it was the lack of consequences as well. Combined those two often lead to people showing their worst selves.
Now though? Often those worst characteristics are applauded by others. It’s disappointing.
A good analogy for this is an episode of Star trek TNG. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booby_Trap_(Star_Trek:_The_Next_Generation)
In the episode Geordi had the computer create an ai generated hologram based on another person. He then gets the hots for the generated person, probably banged her offscreen and clogged the bio filters.
Not a perfect analogy but the core of the point I am going for is that the romantic aspect in the episode is just advanced escapism. The real world chatgpt girlfriend you ask about is similar. Sure in the short term it feels great, but it is not real connection.
That’s on the nsfw version of xkcd
DAIgg…agonal
Diaggonal!
Trade mark it now!!!
Digg Dugg Diggs grave
Now Digg Digging Diggs corpse out to see of people remember why they no longer digg it.
In that case uwuntu for life.
It depends on the source of the vibration, and if there’s any kind of insulation.
Everything equal, a door slam will be a door slam.
But a couch slipping across the floor will be noisier from above
Honestly I think the main reason they haven’t gone all out is the fear of nukes.
There’s also limits to what just money will get you, if the industry doesn’t exist or can’t meet capacity then all the $ in the world can’t help.
I think it’s less user experience and more that mercurial is a lot more demanding hardware wise to do the same rough job?
I’ve put a few smart lights/switches/sensors/power points in at home. Definitely helps mum as we can have wireless switches for the lights, and motion sensors to turn the hallway lights on automatically as well.
For ALL of them, I make sure there is a manual control that will work as a backup regardless. Even if a smart light is “off” due to the motion sensor not detecting movement, all you need to do is turn the old regular light switch off then back on and the light will default to being back on.
Finally we can all become Deadpool