The point is to find a method for creating kilogram objects without needing a reference prototype at hand so no matter what happens to the existing prototypes you can always build a new one.
It's not unreasonable but it's ineffective. When a bunch of friends come together to play games that's the best possible atmosphere you can have for introducing a new game to them and if your game requires each of them to own a copy they'll probably just fall back to something everybody already has and played to death.
Before we talk about the casualties like that we should find out how high the regular murder rates and stuff are in that region. Many countries are extremely unsafe in that regard so that death toll might just be a blip on the radar in a country where murder is a daily business.
It's not just a simple flattening, the projection formula is probably pretty damn complicated (and I hate complicated math). The simplification tells you what it roughly means, the details obviously require in-depth knowledge.
The "holographic universe" theory does not talk about a computer simulation, it's about the universe being a hollow bubble that has everything happen on its surface while it appears to happen inside the bubble (you know, just like holograms appear 3D despite being encoded on a 2D surface). The jitter they're measuring has to do with the Planck distance affecting the bubble surface and causing a much larger jitter inside the projection (i.e. the minimum distance in the projection is significantly larger than the Planck distance).
AFAIK customs can check back with manufacturers to make sure the imported goods aren't counterfeit. I guess they expanded that to cover EUCD violating devices.
To be fair agriculture is pretty damn critical as a lack of agricultural products will lead to famine, not just inconvenience. Making sure the country can feed itself is a pretty high concern for maintaining sovereignty and with the standards of living being as they are a free market would quickly destroy most of the agriculture in richer nations which would lead to a critical dependence on imported food. A country that can be forced into famine with a trade embargo isn't really a sovereign country anymore.
Replacing the government with one that is more "friendly" (as in fuck friend) to the US would make it much easer for US companies to make money in China.
The big musicians get paid a lot. I guess that's necessary to keep "rock star" popular as a dream job and bring in the masses of desperate musicians that will work for table scraps because they hope to be one of the big ones one day.
To be fair ArmA 2, a PC-only game, also allows separate 3D rendering and output resolutions. Lets you overlay a higher resolution HUD on the scene if your PC can't render the game at your screen's resolution.
Square used the Unreal Engine for some other games IIRC but it's not designed for MMOs, you can shoehorn it but I don't think that would be a neat fit either.
Still unlikely to be bruteforced, especially since the attacker doesn't know your pattern and won't gain much of an advantage from its systematic nature.
The thing with the Stasi was that it wasn't just cameras. Many regular people were actually informants. Even your best friends could have been spies for the Stasi and you wouldn't know until you told them something the state didn't like.
Then maybe you should pressure your representative to legislate that yellow light times MUST be significantly longer than the expected time to brake/pass.
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The point is to find a method for creating kilogram objects without needing a reference prototype at hand so no matter what happens to the existing prototypes you can always build a new one.
Low is not low enough. We're talking about something that needs to be accurate down to the microgram level.
Natural selection: It works!
It's not unreasonable but it's ineffective. When a bunch of friends come together to play games that's the best possible atmosphere you can have for introducing a new game to them and if your game requires each of them to own a copy they'll probably just fall back to something everybody already has and played to death.
with the exception of poor quality and/or poor service.
Sega can attest that they will overlook even that.
Before we talk about the casualties like that we should find out how high the regular murder rates and stuff are in that region. Many countries are extremely unsafe in that regard so that death toll might just be a blip on the radar in a country where murder is a daily business.
It's not just a simple flattening, the projection formula is probably pretty damn complicated (and I hate complicated math). The simplification tells you what it roughly means, the details obviously require in-depth knowledge.
The "holographic universe" theory does not talk about a computer simulation, it's about the universe being a hollow bubble that has everything happen on its surface while it appears to happen inside the bubble (you know, just like holograms appear 3D despite being encoded on a 2D surface). The jitter they're measuring has to do with the Planck distance affecting the bubble surface and causing a much larger jitter inside the projection (i.e. the minimum distance in the projection is significantly larger than the Planck distance).
AFAIK customs can check back with manufacturers to make sure the imported goods aren't counterfeit. I guess they expanded that to cover EUCD violating devices.
He's complaining about China, not the US. There's just no way to compete with somebody who will destroy himself just to beat you.
To be fair agriculture is pretty damn critical as a lack of agricultural products will lead to famine, not just inconvenience. Making sure the country can feed itself is a pretty high concern for maintaining sovereignty and with the standards of living being as they are a free market would quickly destroy most of the agriculture in richer nations which would lead to a critical dependence on imported food. A country that can be forced into famine with a trade embargo isn't really a sovereign country anymore.
Replacing the government with one that is more "friendly" (as in fuck friend) to the US would make it much easer for US companies to make money in China.
I wouldn't call missing out on music you like "suffering".
The big musicians get paid a lot. I guess that's necessary to keep "rock star" popular as a dream job and bring in the masses of desperate musicians that will work for table scraps because they hope to be one of the big ones one day.
I think the cheating they mean is botting. They're still idiots though.
To be fair ArmA 2, a PC-only game, also allows separate 3D rendering and output resolutions. Lets you overlay a higher resolution HUD on the scene if your PC can't render the game at your screen's resolution.
Square used the Unreal Engine for some other games IIRC but it's not designed for MMOs, you can shoehorn it but I don't think that would be a neat fit either.
Since this exodus was caused by gay bashing it looks more like the morality the church preaches is no longer suitable for the modern times.
But if DotA2 is identical to DotA, why would you need DotA2?
He's talking about WoW subscribers, those are definitely online gamers or they wouldn't pay 15$ a month for a specific online game.
Still unlikely to be bruteforced, especially since the attacker doesn't know your pattern and won't gain much of an advantage from its systematic nature.
So what were the artificial barriers to entry there? The power lines?
The appeal of MMORPGs is 90% psychology so they should pay attention to that.
The thing with the Stasi was that it wasn't just cameras. Many regular people were actually informants. Even your best friends could have been spies for the Stasi and you wouldn't know until you told them something the state didn't like.
Then maybe you should pressure your representative to legislate that yellow light times MUST be significantly longer than the expected time to brake/pass.