Yeah the article mentioned icebreakers too but I was specifically referring to merchant cargo ships

If you take every Tesla ever sold, production costs included, does it even get to that much?

Perhaps less useful now, but it never sat right with me that Namco has a patent for minigames during loading screens.

Huh, I had never considered civilian nuclear powered cargo ships. Wikipedia says only 4 were ever built and only 1 remains nuclear-powered (the Russian Sevmorput, built in 1988.) I suppose thorium molten salt reactors, being potentially smaller and lower cost, can make for easier adoption

Now if it never pops at least it’s funny that he lost a bunch of money

Not even this guy would do it

You think bro gives a shit about Freud? He spent the last 30 years talking about how much he wants to fuck his daughter

3 and 4 were made with the limitations of PS4/XBOne’s CPUs that weren’t good even by 2013 laptop standards. A new game made with the right people could be something new and cool, but how the realities of AAA game development don’t help.

1. Software Lumen is raytracing.

2. Hardware RT did not have nearly that much of an impact when DF tested it, nor does it usually have such an impact compared to regular Lumen in other games. They even recommended setting it to on in the future if the shadows are fixed. So it’s very likely a bug he, and possibly others, experienced being reported as intended behavior.

Did the editor not watch the video the entire article is based on? It does >70 in at 4k with DLSS Quality (so 1800p native).

Not to say the game doesn’t have bad issues. Hardware RT is broken (that’s what prompted the performance drop on Daniel Owen’s video. Digital Foundry measured only a 6% drop with it on when not CPU limited, but the RT Shadows are shimmery af and makes it actually look worse than regular Lumen) there’s the usual shader compilation woes and a lot of the higher settings have a lot of cost for very little gain; but the article is clickbait bullshit.

The process required at least 60 kilograms of coal per kilogram of synthetic butter.

Now we know what the US will do with those coal mines if they ever get replaced. Rev up those friers.

Operation Barbarossa 2: Surely this time it’ll be like Poland

Young men

There’s no need to feel down

I said young me- wait where is everyone going?

If 4k is 4k because the horizontal resolution is around 4000, so you’d think 1080p, with its 1920p-long lines would be 2k. It’s fucked that it isn’t.

Here’s the gut-punch for the typical living room, however. If you’re sitting the average 2.5 meters away from a 44-inch set, a simple Quad HD (QHD) display already packs more detail than your eye can possibly distinguish.

That seems in line with common knowledge? Say you want to keep your viewing angle at ~40º for a home cinema, at 2.5m of distance, that means your TV needs to have an horizontal length of ~180cm, which corresponds to ~75" diagonal, give or take a few inches depending on the aspect ratio.

For a more conservative 30° viewing angle, at the same distance, you’d need a 55" TV. So, 4K is perceivable at that distance regardless, and 8K is a waste of everyone’s time and money.

Some say he was expelled from his last adventuring party after they found out he had been clipping the other adventurers’s toenails while they were sleeping.

Some say he was a Noble’s Court Wizard, until he was sentenced to death for casting upon his Lord a spell to “shit his pants”

All we know is he’s called the Stig.

Bill upset that he can’t embrace, extend, and extinguish China.

You should call whoever sold your degree and ask for a refund.