Wow, really? Taking one for the team! Class act. Let me buy you a beer

Command: Modern Operations - All DLC on steam about $150 https://steamdb.info/bundle/12584/

Command: Modern Operations - Multiplayer server, plus live satellight feeds, plus more api access… starting at $60,000 a year…

[http://ftp.us.matrixgames.com/pub/CommandPro/US Mil Licence Types with Pricing.pdf](Professional Edition) … Paradoxically you can tell its really military grade because its a unencrypted ftp server linked to a slide from a power point document

Same game, same engine - different markets (gamers vs real war planners)

How about:

If a item isn’t available for sale, the copyright is abandoned and now public domain.

Perhaps a forbidden and zesty dark purple tome.

Or the manager saw the same trash truck pick up both recycling and general waste one day … and decided it wasn’t worth doing double the work for no reason

Nothing like drinking a hot tea on a stormy afternoon and curling up with a good book of orange!

They have handled a difficult and emotional subject with maturity, they have clarified their rules, and made it very public. Kudos for great transparency and process.

People are free to use or avoid lemmy.world based on their own view of the reasonableness of the rules.

Scenario 1.5

Pin a sensitive VM to a specific CPU that has no other VMs on it. This providers more isolation against known side channel attacks across VMs.

Lots of businesses use these important account update emails as marketing touchpoints because so many customers are opting out of all the other BS…

Cyber awareness tips brought to me by Comcast and their new Triple Play Bundles are NOT CRITICAL ACCOUNT COMMUNICATIONS

Fuck Comcast with a rusty spoon.

Verizon sells you a service, and doesn’t care about you

Comcast actively hates you - it’s like going into a business relationship with your ex-wife while your still fighting in court over the divorce settlement

in-n-out

I think he was kinda interested, at least in banging, he tested the waters by inviting you to his house for “water”, you said no so he probably moved you into a friend’s only category subconsciously.

At this point you should be explicit and ask him out on a romantic date, use clear language and no hints. It might ruin your friendship, but at least you will know if he says no, and be able to move on.

Some people use different rules for interacting with people from their friend group, vs someone they met externally for dating. The fallout, and awkwardness of a friend group breakup can be really annoying, so lots of people are much more careful.

Gli-net and others, are built from the ground up explicitly for openwrt. Banana too I think

The point is, if they are lying in the headline, what else are they lying about?

Gli-net predates this

What everybody else said plus

https://www.synology.com/en-global/dsm/feature/migration

Synology will migrate all of your data from one device to another if you just want to get a completely new device.

Most video game developers are not great computer scientists. I’m not saying this with any dispersion, but it’s true. If you’re going to have a distributed agency model simulated, you have to deal with cross-processor, cross thread, or even cross machine, data structures. Either a lockless data structure, or some locking mechanism that doesn’t have a tremendous critical path. It could be outsourced to a database outside of the game engine. But it gets computationally complex

Something like this https://aeplay.org/citybound

Or even dwarf fortress

Shenmue looks neat!

in the video they use witcher 3 as an example; and it works as long as you dont focus on it, but if you follow someone around, their schedule breaks down (like washing clothes in every water basin they come across)… i wonder how well the sims does it?

Great video. I would love to have a fully simulated video game city, I know it would be horribly inefficient… But still it appeals to me

Reply As is working for me, for custom domains I setup in tuta.

There is no bridge