It is super neat to have numbers on this.

The water comes out at a single point at high pressure below the sphere.

It then travels out and exits all around the sphere.

The water can be pumped below the sphere very slowly, but at high pressure, and that way still lift the sphere.

The water doesn’t get squeezed and accelerate towards the outside edge, because as it flows outward, the circle gets bigger. The area expands.

Hence it slows down, drops in pressure, and comes out at a trickle.

It’s not like pinching the end of a hose. It’s like adding a kink in the hose before the end. There is huge pressure before the kink (the water that lifts the sphere), and after the kink the pressure is super low (the water exiting from below the sphere). It makes the water slow down and come out at a trickle. Even though the pressure before the kink is huge.

Looks like anything above the nano pro is more powerful than the Steam machine as long as you don’t pick the weakest GPU in the configurator.

People who think awareness helps: “I know about this problem now” immediately stops thinking about it

The architecture is certainly a big issue.

Nothing else really maps 1:1 to the PS3 CPU. The main overhead is not from translating the libraries. It’s emulating the CPU/recompiling the code.

There would likely be no efficiency gain from running the games on software that more closely matches the PS3 OS.

It’d be like the difference of using windows instead of proton to run games. Not always better. Sometimes worse.

That’s because you can’t truly delete a comment in a chain without breaking it.

If others replied to your comment, you deleting your comment would break the thread.

So a placeholder gets left behind.

Makes sense to me, actually.

It’d be an easy way to get and also store the DRM-free offline installer, in where you don’t have to permanently allocate active storage to keep the installer around.

Two things can be true.

Much worse.

He was vegetative. Kept alive by life support.

https://audiorelay.net/

Android developer verification BS

So what is it you actually wanted to add?

If you aren’t bringing up practical difficulty to argue in favor of theoretical impossibility, what are you adding?

How is difficulty relevant in the face of the importance of preservation?

As for python… What?

Why would you emulate for python, when what actually happens is that new interpreters get written? It already runs across several operating systems and processing architectures thanks to interpreters existing for each one.

Python isn’t some hobby language anymore. Far too much serious infrastructure uses it for future interpreters not to get made.

So?

Emulate.

As long as the application doesn’t rely on something external like a server that no longer exists, it can always be run.

This isn’t about a hardware system changing. If you can either find the original hardware or simulate it, it should run. Not just go “expiry date passed, fuck you”.

You’re saying it can sometimes be practically impossible. That doesn’t mean it has to be theoretically and actually impossible, too.

You’re right.

Burning the book in case it might offend some future reader is reasonable.

/S

At this point I’m starting to think it might be better to just take a giant loan at the start of your life which you promise to pay off by having your kids work it off.

And then never having kids.

SMH. You started, and didn’t take the middle?

Both terms are correct. There are a couple names.

Haphephobia is the easiest to pronounce though.

In the game we never really see Sam properly experience it. He just kinda pulls away from Deadman a little and he goes “oh you have a phobia”.

The scene where they both cram into the shower to talk about BB should have had Sam on the floor in a fetal position.

But it doesn’t. Several characters touch or go to touch Sam and he never reacts with more than an unspoken “pls no”.

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Yeees! I keep wondering how the hell they’re funding the remake trilogy. There are dozens of us!

Aside from it being split into 3 games, this is how I feel about the FF7 remakes.

They are so very full of love and obvious developer passion. The gameplay systems are internally consistent, the charachters are adorable, the world is beatiful. Once you own the game, it doesn’t ask again. You can just step into the world and live there until the credits roll.

I was worried, and I’m still worried, that some squenix exec will ruin it. But it hasn’t happened.

Remake and Rebirth are simply good games. Anything bad you could say about them is subjective. I know the gameplay and charachters don’t jell with everyone but I love it.

Same goes for the modern Resident Evil games, Armored Core 6, Horizon and GoW.

There are still good AAA games. But they for sure aren’t the rule anymore, but the exceptions.

They can’t avoid employing artists, and every now and then they fail to stop them from making something good.