

It can’t exist meaningfully in a world of patents, trade secrets, vendor lock-ins and closed source.
I’m not installing something that I can’t inspect, modify or service anywhere I please.
It can’t exist meaningfully in a world of patents, trade secrets, vendor lock-ins and closed source.
I’m not installing something that I can’t inspect, modify or service anywhere I please.
Remember that we are not players in Web3 games. We are mobs to be farmed.
“Web3 Gaming” is gaming played by speculators and investors.
The products they create are disposable tools used to manipulate and farm regular gamers for cash.
Sounds like your computer has a bit lower RAM than it needs, in which case it “swaps”.
This means taking some memory that’s not been used for a while and writing it to disk, and using the now free RAM for what you are currently doing.
When starting a game, it likely swaps out browser memory to make room for the game. It loads all it needs into RAM to make the game run smooth.
When tabbing out of the game, it swaps game memory to disk and swaps in browser memory.
When going back to the game, it will swap game memory back in in bits and pieces. Turn around, the game needs to draw that door texture. That needs to be swapped back into RAM from disk. Slight stutter, then normal. Walk a bit further, it needs to play footstep sounds. Those needs to be fetched back in from disk. And so on.
Writing/reading from a HDD makes noise and vibration, since it’s internally a core of spinning disks with several small motors moving back and forth.
An SSD has no moving parts and will not make noise. Stutters will be shorter, but still happen.
Adding more RAM will reduce or remove the need to swap to disk in the first place, and is the most useful upgrade to alleviate the issue.
Nice! If you can play focused enough to rocket in 8h, the rest is just planning. :)
They are unstructured any fugly, but not spaghetti. Spaghetti prevents rapid copy-pasting of meaningful sections.
This is the Nauvis industrial backbone. Very few things overlap or intertwine, but it’s a terrible mess.
Cheaper red ammo! That might make them more viable on space ships.
This is a civilian airport.
The fuck is a terror strike “pro-Palestine news!” ???
That’s a civilian airport and a terror attack. Claiming this is “pro” anything is not ok.
What sort of game genre do you have experience making? Finding something within what you are able to do is important.
“Why is the AfD classified as extremist?”
First section in the linked article.
They are talking like they want to / believe they have an Elective Monarchy:
In order:
When did I say I was talking about the definition of a woman?
At what point did I say you as a centrist am saying that trans people don’t exist?
The centrism fallacy:
A: I want B to be erased.
B: I want to exist. Fuck off.
Centrist: Now now don’t be rude. Let’s find some middle ground. A wants B to stop existing and we must respect all opinions. B, do you have a compelling and reasobable counter-argument for your right to exist? Be civil.
As a computer dothings maker, absolutely! I’d request a sketch or make one and ask if it fits the client’s intention as the first step of any such project.
That should be enough to get started. It can be easier if you clarify a few things:
Be prepared to spend at least 3000-5000 USD on this. Anyone offering less is not able to do the job.
I’m still too afraid to try deathworld, haha. What sort of strategies do you use to manage it?
That’s interesting! I normally play the opposite, and rush to get cliff explosives and all the landfills before scaling up. In this playthrough I was forced to scale up without any of that, and mostly with yellow belts, so this was a fun opportunity to play along with the landscape.
Well, those are toy amounts and not investment amounts, so this is more of a question of whether you want to keep some BTC for fun, or selling it off and focus on other hobbies.
Unless you want to play around trading the BTC on exchanges in the near future, I’d say just sell off.