It's emmitting radio signals that an enemy could use to help locate the ship.
Considering that RAM is shared with the GPU, it's still not enough.
It would have been nice if they came up with something shorter like .lan.
They look like crap, I won't watch them.
The Ampex 1" type C video tape recorder needed is rare, but it's not impossible to find one. The NSA could certainly watch the video if they wanted to. The just don't want to go through the effort for a FOIA request.
This is why you don't buy any hardware that requires "the cloud" to function with no option to self host. At least they are giving refunds this time, but that's usually not the case.
A lot of people use Github because it's easy to use and popular. Not everyone wants to self host, although it would be nice if the larger projects did. What I really hate is when open source projects use something like disord for support.
How about feet of IBM punch cards?
A 1 foot tall stack holds 1,647,360 bits of data if all 80 columns are used. If only 72 columns are used for data then it's 1,482,624 bits of data and the remaining columns can be used to number each card so they can be put back in order after the stack is dropped.
A lot of TV shows are direct rips from streaming services and they don't use H.265 because of the ridiculous licensing it comes with.
I suspect AV1 will become much more popular for streaming in a few years when the hardware support becomes more common. It's an open source codec, so licensing shouldn't be an issue. Then we will see a lot more AV1 releases.
I don't need or want any of that AI crap in my browser. Hopefully there will be a compiler flag to disable it.
That will just allow google to track every website you visit.
cmnybo
joined 1 year ago
I don't care what he says, I will never buy a game with Denuvo.