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All the heavy metals (including uranium) came from stars exploding in some form. So it’s all from a sun (even if it’s not ours)

Alternatively, the sun is a huge fusion furnace, so all energy is nuclear

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“lie” has two meanings too…

“But Dave lied when he said he lay on his bed.”

Same word, different meanings, different tenses

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See the steam news feed here: store.steampowered.com/news/app/949230

The CO Word of the Week has high level info, while the patch notes show what they have done.

It looks like they have hit the low hanging fruit and are now spending time on getting the more difficult (but impactful) engine stuff fixed

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That’s probably all quite techy stuff though, so I imagine that the designers and artists etc are still going to be working on new stuff

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Lemmy removed it (or have announced they are going to?) from the API, which is why voyager switched.

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I can’t now find a source for this… So maybe it’s me that’s wrong…

Their release notes are on GitHub, but I can’t find (on mobile ATM) the plans for the future.

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@girl See Can’s comment above this

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This is not made by (or in association with) valve.

It’s effectively a mod built on portal2

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Oh wow, that would be a DMs dream (if everyone hadn’t already played the game)

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The BBC (British Broadcasting Company) has its own masterdon server it is experimenting with: social.bbc/about

It’s cool they have their own top level domain, they should use it more!

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Possibly moderation bots too.

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It’s not as bad as the title - read the TLDR.

It’s a resonably sensible change. I wouldn’t be surprised if they extend it to images etc (on a longer timescale) as I keep seeing people hosting images off discord…

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I guess so, it depends how they are treating them though. Image files (probably) are not being used to distribute malware and are going to create a lot more dead links.

Is this change live? We could probably test it. (Re read the article - not yet)

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I would argue about the ‘fun’ of some of them, but definitely good challenges.

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Lots of games are a lot more fun if you roleplay them. Forget your meta knowledge, what would the character do? This adds a lot to strategy games as it adds challenge and puts you in interesting situations.

Playing without savescumming is also a good challenge in a bug free game. I try to only savescum for bugs/missclicks.

For MMOs - play through to the endgame with randoms only, no guild/org etc.

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Does anyone else think the water just looks… Strange? I think their wave texture is just too large? Needs to be more smaller waves.

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The rich have a really high carbon footprint per kg of meat, even pork and beef have a lower carbon footprint!

Don’t encourage the billionaire meat industry!

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/jk - Don’t eat people folks

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It’s probably unmaintained because they don’t care any more, or don’t have the time. If they don’t care or have time, they are not going to spend the effort and time required to open source it and publicise that fact

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I’m waiting for the mod update, hoping they will have fixed most of the bugs/performance by then and the mods can fix the rest.

Glad that the base game seems to be sound.

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Would be interesting (depressing) to see the mobile/desktop/console investment split.

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When I watched City Planner Plays’s video I thought it would have been nice for GN to look at it - and here we are!

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Even the developers admit it is un-optomised, what GN did was to try and let players know what settings are effecting performance a lot so they can get more frames.

They also put some numbers to the first performance patch.

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Thats fair, although I think we are working on the assumption that other games are not this bad when the dynamic resolution is turned off.

It would have been nice to see that new Intel GPU/CPU frametime tool used here though

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I prefer that they are spending the money one actually developing advanced/new engine technologies than just releasing a half baked cames and a huge profit.

They got loads more money than they expected and increased the scope to match.

(I agree on the pricy ships though)

Even if they went bust and the game failed, I would be happy if other big studios got the engine.

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Some bookcases downstairs, a mirror and then a selection of displates (art printed on metal, basically flush to wall and no horrible picture frames)

Art is a mixture of abstract, negative animal landscapes and abstract landscapes + one LotR Moria door above the staircase…

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Im going to piggy back off this - does anyone know of any reputable carbon capture schemes?

It seems like removing carbon directly should be completely measurable and auditable so we can be sure it’s actually having an impact?

In answer to the post - offsets are a scam, even the well intentioned ones often have side effects and the market is set up such that the bad ones get all the money.

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We are talking non fiction here?

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I don’t really read much non-fiction, but if you want something entertaining and kinda sciencey look at the books “What if” and “How to” by the XKCD comic’s author: what-if.xkcd.com

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There are some book/literature focused instances that might have communities you could be interested in.

A general “books” instance: literature.cafe

And the instance I’m on (sffa.community) for science fiction/fantasy stuff

Space sim Squadron 42 is "feature-complete" and gunning for Starfield's lunch with massive new video (rockpapershotgun.com) en

Squadron 42 is the single player campaign of Star Citizen, that is supposed to launch as a separate game. It's basically a small portion of Star Citizen, but with a story and ending. I'm still not confident; waited too long for that.

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I will believe it when I see it…

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From reading through a few, it sounds like while the simulation has improved, it has usability/polish problems (and comparing it to a heavily updated game)

As usual, it sounds like it could have done with another few months of development.

Mods may fix a lot in the first few weeks though.

Well, Cities: Skylines 2 is here, and it's another broken game release. (kopnij.in) en

I don’t really understand how people make the review threads, but we’re sitting at a [77 on OpenCritic](https://opencritic.com/game/15195/cities-skylines-2) right now. Many were worried about game performance after the recommended specs were released, but it looks like it’s even worse than we expected. It sounds like the...

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It’s a less cartoony art style I think (although the style in original skyline evolved a lot) we will see.

Remember mods can fix/change loads

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Their marketing has been awful though. They had a great build up with all the deep dive videos… Then nothing for a month?!?

I originally thought it was going to come out a month ago, just after the end of the videos, then was shocked to find out it was still a month away.

I guess they wanted some time so they could address any feedback they got?

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Yeh, but then there was nothing for a month!

Normally they build the hype up to the release, I have actually un-hyped coming up to this release.

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It’s probably more bad planning then, shouldn’t they be peaking the hype just before launch?

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That’s a fair point

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There is a downloads page, right click on “library” at the top and there is a downloads button that gives you a view of all pending/queued/current downloads etc.

The sales have become less fancy than they used to be? I have seen lots of complaints that the events have gotten worse.

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Yeh, I didn’t even know it had released

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You can’t have missed Warhammer? That’s got to have been over the internet enough?

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Looks interesting, the updated clans system should be good to try - although I have somehow never tried its current iteration…

Do we know the planned release date?

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That’s not bad, I assume it was there longer than the index was?

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sigh

I have lost the game…

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I’m not sure that the stacked containers really works there… structural tacos? 🤣

Or maybe anti-gravity plates?

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The base limit is the speed of light/electricity it takes X time for a signal to travel. This is your base latency. For example it takes about 70ms for light to travel half way round the world (it has to go round, not through). This can be improved by talking to servers that are closer to you and by taking links that are direct. But can’t be improved beyond the rules of physics.

On top of this you get really small amounts of processing delays as data is passed through various routers/computers on the way to the destination.

The real problem comes from congestion - if there is a lot of data being transferred between two destinations, the infrastructure between them might not be able to cope. This may result in messages being queued (causing a delay) or dropped (your controls don’t make it to the server!) To avoid this, the network will route your message via somewhere else with less demand, increasing the distance and delay (but spreading the load)

Unfortunately, if that overloaded cable is the one bringing data into your neighborhood, then there likely isn’t an alternative route. In the UK at least, we are (finally) building out a fiver to the premises internet network that effectively fixes any local bottlenecks.

If you want to see where your latency is coming from, you can run a trace route using various applications (or even directly in windows). This will show you the latency between each router that your data is traveling through on its route to it’s destination.

Edit addition: for game streaming the network delays are added onto the natural delays of running the game (controls -> computer -> processing -> display/speakers).

The other big additional delay for streaming is that in order to reduce the network load of streaming the game the image is compressed and encoded to be sent to you (much more than is done for your monitor cable).

This is a computationaly intensive operation that can take a good few ms. The better the computers at either end, the faster this can be done. However the big way forward here is hardware encoding/decoding. By using hardware that is made to just do encoding/decoding and nothing else this can be done much faster.

These encoders are commonly on graphics cards, and the graphics parts of CPUs. As newer encoding formats are created and hardware encoders created (and actually included) this area will becomeuch faster.

Source: programmer with a computer science degree and a vague interest in networking.

On mobile, so sorry for bad editing.

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The longer jack makes it less likely to break. It also spins freely so doesn’t suffer from rotation stress.

If my aux port breaks, that’s annoying, if my usb port breaks it’s e-waste.

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That’s already the case though, I pay for internet, so does Google.

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