This isn’t hard, you’re just trying to make it to be.

Memcpy from a file to a screen buffer is as much a UI as pouring water in a pot is a soup.

I never understood the fixation on IPs. For a kick ass universe with amazing lore etc, ok sure.

I mean I love Jeb and the gang as much as the next guy, but they’re not core to my enjoyment of KSP1. The mechanics were.

I’m seeing 9070XT at €850, while a 5070Ti is at 950. This is like, 10 - 11% cheaper?

I mean, AMD is still better value, but nowhere close to 30%

The idiot digs deeper, and shows his true colours. Asinine.

No. We get exactly what his comment is about.

If he was in the renewables camp, there would be no point, in this discussion over solar, to bring up nuclear. It’s absolutely unrelated.

What he’s doing is pushing the thought into people’s heads that nuclear is a good solution, and that’s why I’m calling him out for. For being a shill.

No. I type less.

How idiotic.

I’m in the same boat.

In general, there’s just no way I could ever justify buying a Nvidia card in terms of cost per buck, it’s absolutely ridiculous.

I’ll fork over 4 digits for a gfx when salaries go up by a digit as well.

Really cool way of picturing an IP dataframe!

Like if you’re dropping it at a post office and praying it’ll get to where you need it to, which makes it rather remarkable that it actually does get there.

A good point, but I’m not sure that’s where the bar is. How does it compare to other self-driving systems that have lidar, for instance?

To be fair, I’ve read that Sandfall also outsourced a lot of work for Expedition 33, which is how they’ve kept the team small.

I see no issues with outsourcing if done right: not every small developer needs to have a motion capture crew, etc.

If there are companies out there that can provide that for you at a reasonable cost, then you just need to focus on the core gameplay and the artistic aspects of your game.

This way you don’t bloat your headcount with hundreds of people that you’ll have to sack after the project is done, seems like a win for everybody.

Ah yes, the “round to 9” method. That one is a worldwide plague.

I’ve seen displays with the lower sized digits, but usually it’s the cents: €149^.99

Adding fractions of a cent to a price display is just so… avaricious. (I’m sure there’s a more common word for this but I could find it)

Huh interesting. Thank you for the insight.

So the price of unleaded is 2.74 + 9/10 of a cent?

Isnt that just 2.749? Why show it as a fraction?

Sorry, I’m really confused.

Edit: Oh, is this to accommodate other fractions like 3/4 or 7/9?

What’s the 9/10 after the price?

I don’t know that I can handle more immersion in the Portal universe, I kinda like being reminded that a 4th wall separates me from murderous unscrupulous AIs.

Hum.

In any case, it looks just gorgeous!

It really depends what its used for.

Anything that is public facing would never work without constant maintenance and upgrades, be it a computer OS or some complex piece of hardware.

“This comparison appears to be unintentional”

I’m guessing that someone who figured out how to keep a high score box centered on screen using assembly will figure it out to do it with CSS.

The reverse, not so much…

I see Brennan, I upvote. Love the guy, his DnD campaigns are a blast!