AFAIK he's never spoken of the IWW before.
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I did build the big ship, but I don't think I used the planters effectively. I just remember needing to frequently recharge it and repair it.
I also wasn't a fan, mainly due to how often you need to resupply to stay alive. You get a very small window of opportunity to do actual exploration before you need to go find more food and water, on top of gathering a bunch of other materials.
I liked parts of it, but ultimately just got frustrated with the tedious parts and bailed.
One of the reporters for More Perfect Union, a leftist pro-union organizatiom is from west Virginia and wears a mullet.
Yes, but mixing in 3D hardware acceleration was apparently quite difficult to achieve until systemd came along to make it somewhat painless.
True, for anyone who has a more modern AMD laptop, it would fare well with Parsec.
I will admit I became a bit giddy at the prospect of using a beefy Linux rig like it's 1971, as our Lord and Saviors Dennis Richie & Ken Thompson intended. 😌
The only reason any of this is easily possible by laymen is thanks to Systemd.
You still can, as far as I know! It's just that I don't think X would have the throughput for games. I recently learned about that functionality in a Cathode Ray Dude video, where he shows how it even got ported to Windows 3.11!
Well I'll be damned! AMD does seem to have up their encoder game with the Navi series onward.
They were rightfully called out as having pretty bad encoders before that though, which I personally experienced on an RX 480 I used to have in my system. It made parsec a bit blurry and added quite a bit of latency.
Also, I would stand by the recommendation to avoid older office PC's with AMD graphics, since none of them are going to have Navi graphics.
Ah! sorry, posted the link to the trailer instead of the full doc. Link should be fixed now. Thanks for the heads up.
Reposting a comment I made on a similar post about the 180 mental gymnastics MAGA are displaying.