It’s the American dream. What is the quote? We’re all embarrassed potential millionaires?

Acerola - I tried simulating the entire ocean

I really enjoy listening to this guy, he really explains the details about graphics in an easily accessible way.

What we are seeing is the sunlight going through https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snell’s_window and it looks amazing.

For Karl!

That’s what she sed

Careful, snail mail takes a while. “Four days later” (!)

Portland Oregon

Man and Wife! Say man and wife!

A traffic jam when you’re already late

https://youtu.be/ovJcsL7vyrk

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/quantum-eraser-delayed-choice-experiments/

https://physlab.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/diy-quantum-eraser.pdf

Need a “it’s the same picture” meme. Always goblin

Similarly, I’ve noticed paused NMS with weird audio after a pause.

Maybe it’s just me but closing a game is still a habit.

Have you looked into bone conduction headphones?

Fidelity goes up (!) when you plug your ears. I use them in server rooms and on my bike (sans the earplugs).

Aftershocks is a good brand, basically anything with a titanium band.

Man, Star Control 2 was my favorite game to introduce friends to during the BBS days. Two player melee over a shared keyboard! The music in SC2 was top notch MOD/XM music back when trackers were starting to form a genre. Beeps on computers were the norm but you could hear a drum track over the internal PC speaker in this game. IMHO Tunic is the only game that came close to the wonder and awe of exploration and discovery. Absolutely a masterpiece.

Babu’s game room has my favorite YouTube review. I’ll let the bot pipe the link

https://youtu.be/3klJJ5mBDKU

Could it be sarcastic that the review is also poorly written?

Reads like GPT, but maybe the redundant messages mirror the paper. Wonder if there is more context or it’s just a meme…

… Follow shitmyrevieweressay XD

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“Trust in numbers” was an eye opening book I had to read for a university course.

https://press.princeton.edu/books/paperback/9780691208411/trust-in-numbers

The idea that “It’s difficult to get numbers to tell you the truth” despite how people tend to think hard data is not falsifiable - was my main take.

Wow, collapse OS is quite the rabbit hole. Makes me think of the bootstrapping work described in https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Children_of_the_Sky

Shout out to the Ti-8X users and anyone who remembers zshell.

I doubt this announcement is going to affect the calculators, but it’s amazing to see how many things still run off this technology.